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Yukon Wildlight: Trekking Canada's Gold Trail Wilderness is a captivating journey through one of Canada's most remote and breathtaking landscapes. Join Mary Adepoju as she ventures into the wild, untamed expanse of the Yukon, tracing historic trails, climbing rugged ridges, and camping beside pristine alpine lakes. From the jagged peaks of Tombstone Territorial Park to the golden tundra and winding glacial streams, this book immerses you in the challenges, beauty, and solitude of the north. Written in a vivid first-person narrative, Yukon Wildlight is part memoir, part guide. Every chapter captures the sensory richness of the wilderness-the biting cold, the whisper of the wind, the glint of wildlife, and the vast silence that stretches across miles of untamed land. Readers will experience the Yukon not just as a place to see, but as a world to move through, respect, and understand. Whether you are an experienced hiker planning your next adventure, an armchair traveler seeking remote landscapes, or someone drawn to stories of resilience and wonder in the wild, this book offers practical advice, trail insights, and inspiration to explore and appreciate nature in its purest form. Prepare for long days on challenging trails, encounters with wildlife, and the unforgettable spectacle of Yukon's high passes and reflective lakes. Yukon Wildlight is more than a guide-it's an invitation to step into the wildlight of Canada's Gold Trail Wilderness.

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