Recommended Nootka books & magazine articles?
• Nootka Sound, by Heather Harbord • Nootka Sound Explored, by Laurie Jones • White Slaves of the Nootka, later reprinted as White Slaves of Maquinna: John Jewitt s Narrative of Capture & Confinement at Nootka, by J.R. Jewitt Nootka magazine articles: • Savage Coast. A Tale of Survival, Beating the Odds, and An Unforgettable Hike, by John Harlin, Backpacker magazine, September 2001 • Nootka Island A Walk on the Wild Side, by Markus Kellerhals, Travelers Voice magazine, Summer 2000 • Historic Nootka Sound, by Lyn Hancock, Wavelength magazine, August/September 2001 • Nootka Sound, Wild Isle magazine, August / September 2001 Top of Page | FAQs Do hikers ever get lost? No. One advantage of a coastal hike is that it is almost impossible to get lost. You ll often be bushwhacking, but never lost. There is no definitive route on the Nootka, but a trail is blazed with brightly coloured surveyors tape (put in somewhat erratically by a school group in 2001) & by older markers nailed on to trees.
