On Dangerous Ice: Changing Ice Conditions on the Tanana River
Type
Publication
Authors
Category
Arctic
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Publication Year
2013
Publisher
Description
“The frozen rivers of Alaska are natural highways and have
always been used for winter traveling. But unlike blacktop
highways, ice highways are dangerous. Sadly each year a few
Alaskan snowmobilers drown after breaking through the ice.
Gathered in this booklet are a set of essential rules, observations,
and concepts every winter traveler should know and which will
help them navigate the ice more safely.”
—Matthew Sturm, author, Finding the Arctic, Apun the Arctic Snow
always been used for winter traveling. But unlike blacktop
highways, ice highways are dangerous. Sadly each year a few
Alaskan snowmobilers drown after breaking through the ice.
Gathered in this booklet are a set of essential rules, observations,
and concepts every winter traveler should know and which will
help them navigate the ice more safely.”
—Matthew Sturm, author, Finding the Arctic, Apun the Arctic Snow
Number of Copies
1
