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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Book Review - The Adventurous Motorcyclist's Guide to Alaska

About the Book
The Adventurous Motorcyclist's Guide to Alaska (to be published September, 2012) puts 20 years of road knowledge together in a beautiful, information-rich travel guide designed for adventure motorcyclists but sure to please anyone who appreciates visiting the authentic portions of Alaska. Created by motorcycle journalist Lee Klancher with expert guidance from Alaska native and motorcycle tour guide Phil Freeman, the comprehensive guide covers all the highways and roads in Alaska, pointing out the best riding routes, back roads, picture-perfect highways and offbeat destinations in the state. This comprehensive Alaska tour guidebook includes suggested itineraries, colorful maps, recommended hotels, as well as provides the cautionary warnings for the unexpected.
Readers will enjoy:

  • Descriptions of where to find Alaska’s best scenic highways and back roads
  • Breathtaking photos of our northern state
  • The most comprehensive information for planning the trip of your life
  • How families can vacation together in one of America’s most beautiful states
  • Bear Etiquette and Moose sightings 
About the Author 
Lee Klancher is a prolific author and photographer, and has contributed words and images to more than 30 books as well as dozens of national magazines including Men’s Journal, Draft, and Motorcyclist. Phil Freeman is an adventurer and outdoorsman from birth. Born in Anchorage, Alaska, Phil is an accomplished sea kayak guide, fly fisherman, river rafting guide and ski instructor. Phil integrates his knowledge and experience in the great outdoors into his book and his international touring company, MotoQuest Tours. 


My Take on the Book 
I have never been to Alaska, this book was a fun guide for anyone that wants to see Alaska in a pure and fun way. What was great about this guide was that it leads you on a journey into some of the untapped areas of Alaska that you will definitely want to visit. While I am not a motorcyclist, I have to say that even though this is not the case, I wish that I did so I too could experiences the sights and sounds of Alaska as the author did.  


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1 comment:

  1. Wow, this looks like it could be a great family trip. I was thinking that an RV tour using the book as a guide would be smart. Then I could use the book to find all the great places to stop and enjoy the natural wonder of our great Northern state. Thanks for posting this !

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