The Wild North Land

The Wild North Land is a travel narrative by Sir William Francis Butler, published in the early 20th century, detailing his 1872 expedition across Northern Canada. The account follows his journey from the Red River of the North to Lake Athabasca, traversing the Peace River to the Rocky Mountains and reaching Quesnelle on the Fraser River. This work highlights the challenges of frontier life and the rugged beauty of the Canadian wilderness, making it a significant contribution to Canadian history and exploration literature.