Grass Beyond the Mountains is Richmond P. Hobson Jr.'s classic memoir of life on one of the last great cattle frontiers of North America. Set in the remote Chilcotin region of British Columbia during the 1930s and 1940s, the book recounts Hobson's experiences building and operating a wilderness cattle ranch under some of the harshest conditions imaginable. Filled with stories of long cattle drives, horseback travel, grizzly encounters, severe winters, Indigenous communities, frontier pioneers, and the challenges of ranching in an isolated wilderness, the book is regarded as one of Canada's finest western memoirs. It offers a vivid portrait of frontier life and remains an enduring favorite among readers interested in Canadian history, ranching, outdoor adventure, and the American West.