Guide to Tatshenshini and Lower Alsek Rivers (Canada and Alaska)

The RiverMaps Guide to Tatshenshini & Lower Alsek Rivers, Canada & Alaska guidebook. Covering the Tatshenshini and Lower Alsek Rivers in color photographs and shaded topographic relief. This remote river system attracts many boaters every year due to its spectacular scenery within the world’s largest contiguous protected area and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The region also encompasses the largest non-polar ice field in the world.

• "Go with the flow" map orientation for easy reading and downstream interpretation
• USGS topographic map backgrounds, printed at their original scale, with additional map detail added in an easy-to-read format
• Spiral-bound, waterproof, topographical river map printed on plastic cardstock pages
• Each map shows campsite locations, rapids, scout points, river miles, and other points of interest, and includes many photographs
• Mile-by-mile information ranging from archeological history to geologic surroundings to potential side hikes
• Guidebook includes General Information and other sections including river info, permit and regulations, geology, archeology and history, and plants and animals
• 9" × 14"

Bonus: If the map gets wet, don't worry! It can stay wet without damage. The pages usually won't stick, but you may need to air-dry each page or wipe with a dry rag. You can write on dry plastic pages with an indelible marker. The entire guidebook is waterproof and tear-resistant but not indestructible.

• 50-page spiralbound
• Chris Schiller and Duwain Whitis