Wilderness Essays

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Story Powerful inspiration for your next adventure that never requires a cell signal Our prime directive at Huckberry is to inspire you to get out there. From the adventure-ready g ear we stock on our site to the tales of travel and exploration in the Huckberry Journal, everything is designed to fuel your need for adventure. Which is why we love these retro-inspired, modern renditions of wilderness and travel essays from publisher Gibbs Smith. Each one is a handsomely designed hardcover from the US’s early (and arguably most inspirational) adventure writers and literary naturalists. We dare you to read one and not get inspired to go get lost somewhere wild. About This Book John Muir spent his years exploring the wild and beautiful places of the American West. He wrote about them so forcefully and beautifully, and advocated for their preservation so tirelessly that we have him to thank for our National Parks. This collection of wilderness essays include visions of nature from Alaska to Oregon, the High Sierra to Yellowstone. Specs Format Hardcover Pages 228 Publisher Gibbs Smith Show more