Chap. Page
I.Rob, John, and Jesse in Camp[9]
II.At the Fireside[18]
III.Hitting the Trail[28]
IV.Westward Ho[48]
V.Higher than the Rockies[54]
VI.The Athabasca at Last[63]
VII.Crossing the Athabasca[68]
VIII.In High Altitudes[78]
IX.The Heart of the Mountains[85]
X.Rainbow Lake[91]
XI.The Pass[102]
XII.The Wilderness[116]
XIII.After the White Goats[126]
XIV.Down the Fraser[144]
XV.The Great Mountain[156]
XVI.At the Tête Jaune Cache[162]
XVII.Leo the Grizzly-Hunter[172]
XVIII.Southward Bound[180]
XIX.On the Canoe River[186]
XX.Caribou in Camp[192]
XXI.The First Bear Cam[198]
XXII.The Young Grizzly-Hunters[215]
XXIII.Onward Bound[241]
XXIV.The Boat Encampment[247]
XXV.History on the Ground[263]
XXVI.Down the Columbia[276]
XXVII.On the Rapids[283]
XXVIII.In Sight of Safety[295]
XXIX.Stories of the Columbia[303]
XXX.The End of the Trail[315]

ILLUSTRATIONS

A TRAPPER’S SHACK, STANDING AT THE EDGE OF THE BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN LAKE WHICH LAY GREEN AND MIRROR-LIKE, SURROUNDED ON ALL SIDES BY GREAT MOUNTAIN WALLS [Frontispiece]
ROB’S GOATFacing p.[102]
APPROACHING THE GRAND CAÑON ON THE FRASER RIVER“[146]
TOWERING ABOVE ALL AND DWARFING ALL RIVALRY THERE STOOD BEFORE THEM ONE GREAT, NOBLE WHITE-TOPPED PEAK—MT. ROBSON“[158]
THE BIG BEND OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER“[248]
THE COLUMBIA RIVER, ABOVE THE BOAT ENCAMPMENT“[252]
ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER“[300]
REVELSTOKE CAÑON“[320]

YOUNG ALASKANS
IN THE ROCKIES

I

ROB, JOHN, AND JESSE IN CAMP

“