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The heroes of Jack London's (1876-1916) books are always courageous, enduring, and tireless seekers of happiness. Young, vigorous Christopher Bellew, in his uncle's opinion, wastes his life among the San Francisco Bohemians. But through the youth's veins there flows the blood of his grandfather, a staunch subjugator of the Wild West. That is why, having overcome with great difficulty the Chilkoot Pass, yesterday's town-dweller becomes a new man - now he is Smoke Bellew. During his first winter on the Klondike, keeping pace with the old inhabitants, he takes part in the march for gold to Squaw Creek and competes with the best drivers of the dog teams. But which is most important, in this harsh land he finds something more precious than all the gold deposits - true friendship and genuine love.