The Guardians of the Columbia / Mount Hood, Mount Adams and Mount St. Helens
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A regional survey that combines natural history, cultural legend, and practical guidance to portray the Columbia River and its neighboring high peaks. It explains the volcanic origins and geologic shaping of the gorge, contrasts the distinctive forms and glacial conditions of the major snow-capped summits, and recounts climbing experiences and a dramatic rescue. A contributed chapter treats forest zones, tree species, and conservation concerns, while appended notes offer transportation, lodging, guide information, and a selective bibliography. The narrative mixes scientific explanation, vivid landscape description, and traveler-oriented advice, and is supported by abundant illustrations.
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