On the road in vastness and light. Once, the gold rush along the Yukon and Klondike Rivers lured adventurers into the icy expanses of Alaska. Today, it is the breathtakingly beautiful landscapes and the magnificent wildlife that are considered true treasures of the land. As one of the last extensive wilderness areas in the world, Alaska has become a sought-after destination for nature lovers seeking their happiness in the tranquility of the solitary forests. Even on the outskirts of Anchorage, the howling of wolves can be heard, and bears and moose often venture into the front yards. Nature photographer Matthias Breiter has made Alaska his second home and takes the reader into the most beautiful regions and most remote corners of this world of adventure in the far north.