CONTENTS
- Foreword— A. O. Wheeler
Page 1 - One Word More—Elizabeth Parker
2 - The Snowy Selkirks—Elizabeth Parker
3-5 - The Rocky Mountain System—The Selkirks—Early Explorers—Later History—The Railway—Discovery of Rogers Pass—An Alpine Club—Members of British Association Visit the Selkirks, (1884)—Result of Completion of Railway—Government Surveys (1886)—First Scientific Observations of Illecillewaet Glacier—Topographical Survey by William Spotswood Green—The Alpine Club, England, and the Swiss Alpine Club—The Appalachian Mountain Club—Triangulation of Railway Belt—Subsequent Mountaineering
Pages 6-32 Peaks, Passes and Valleys Reached from Glacier—Glacier Park—Swiss Guides—Glacier House—Outfits and Ponies — Places and Peaks of Interest Alphabetically Arranged 33-104 - The Caves of Cheops (Nakimu Caves)—the Valley of the Caves—The Approach to the Caves — Formation and Structure—Description of Caves—The Mill Bridge Series—The Gorge Series—The Judgment Hall
106-117 - Golden and the Country of the Upper Columbia —Along the Columbia River between Golden and Beavermouth are Several Points of Interest—the Upper Columbia—Travel by Waterway on the Upper Columbia
119-135 - "The Dogtooth Mountains—Spillimacheen Mountains—Some unknown trails between Golden and Glacier
136-141 - Revelstoke—the Arrow Lakes
142-149
