From Juneau to the edge of the ice, a suspenseful, author‑driven account of Alaska’s gold field rush. This travelogue follows Harry de Windt as he and a trusted companion plot an extraordinary overland route from New York to the Yukon, crossing glaciers, passes, rivers, and Arctic seas. Rich with detail about towns, terrain, and the people who shaped the Klondike era, this edition offers a vivid window into a world of rugged exploration and frontier commerce. - An epic journey through Alaska, Siberia, and the Arctic frontier, with careful notes on routes, outfits, and logistics. - Close observations of towns like Juneau and Circle City, including the people, dangers, and everyday life along the way. - Practical insights into planning extraordinary travel, from outfitting to navigation and survival in extreme climates. - A portrait of the era’s mining fever, communities, and the challenges of crossing the Chilkoot Pass and the Yukon watershed. Ideal for readers fascinated by exploration, the Klondike era, and historical travel narratives that mix adventure with candid social texture.