Tenting To-night

Tenting To-Night is the lively account of a 1916 camping trip through Montana's Glacier National Park and Washington's North Cascades. Best-selling author Mary Roberts Rinehart made the trip with her husband and three sons, and a contingent of colorful horse wranglers, camp cooks, and wilderness guides. The Glacier journey included the first known float trip down the North Fork of the Flathead River, and the Cascade trip featured a precarious horseback crossing of Cascade Pass. Rinehart had a friendly, unpretentious, and humorous style that made her one of America's most popular writers. Her story-telling talent makes Tenting To-Night a treasure of good reading.