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This map covers the most popular hiking and mountain biking terrain in Jasper National Park, from Miette Hot Springs and Maligne Lake in the north, west to Jasper townsite and the Tonquin Valley, and south to Fortress Lake.
Premier day hikes on this map include Bald Hills, Opal Hills, Cavell Meadows, Sulphur Skyline and Valley of the Five Lakes. Multi-day hikes such as the Skyline Trail, Tonquin Valley, Fortress Lake, Geraldine Lakes, Athabasca Pass (Alberta side) and Fryatt Valley are shown in their entirety on this map.
Mountain biking enthusiasts can choose from more than ten trails, ranging from intermediate rides with varied terrain to more strenuous, technical outings.
On the back of the map are trail descriptions and photos of 18 recommended day hikes, four overnight or multi-day trips and six classic mountain bike rides. Each of these described trails is referenced and colour-coded to the map on the front. Also on the back is contact information for Jasper National Park, as well for as the three backcountry lodges located in the Tonquin Valley and on the Skyline Trail.
(For more detailed coverage of the trails around Jasper townsite and a guide to what to see and do there, see Jasper Up-Close at 1:35 000.)
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Gem Trek’s JASPER AND MALIGNE LAKE MAP map is designed for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the section of Jasper National Park near the town and out to Maligne Lake. Whether you are touring along the roads or heading into the backcountry, you’ll find the waterproof and tear-resistant Jasper & Maligne Lake Map to be an invaluable tool.
This map features detailed cartography, accurate hiking trails with distances, and details such as campgrounds, equestrian routes, picnic areas, and fire lookouts. On the back of the map are trail descriptions and photos of 18 recommended day hikes, four overnight or multi-day trips, and six classic mountain bike rides. Each of these described trails is referenced and colour-coded to the map on the front. Also on the back is contact information for Jasper National Park, as well for as the three backcountry lodges located in the Tonquin Valley and on the Skyline Trail.
The Jasper & Maligne Lake Map covers the section of park around the town of Jasper as well as the entire Maligne Valley, including the extensive hiking and biking trail system that radiates from the town. Coverage extends from Miette Hot Springs in the north to Sunwapta Falls, along the Icefields Parkway, in the south.
Popular day hiking trails on the Jasper & Maligne Lake Map include Bald Hills, Opal Hills, Cavell Meadows, Sulphur Skyline, Devona Lookout, The Palisades, Geraldine Lakes, Maligne Canyon, Jacques Lake, Overlander, and Valley of the Five Lakes. Multi-day hikes such as the Skyline Trail, Tonquin Valley, Astoria River, Fortress Lake, Athabasca Pass, and Fryatt Valley are shown in their entirety on this map.
A 1:50,000-scale inset map on the back increases coverage of the north end of Maligne Lake, while two other insets focus on the town of Jasper and Maligne Canyon.
The Jasper & Maligne Lake Map includes:
In addition to the standard features, this map also includes:
contour lines at 50-metre intervals (150 feet)
full color on both sides
Waterproof
Published by Gem Trek Publishing
Scale: 1:100 000
ISBN:978- 1-895526-88-2
2017 • 8th edition
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24.5 × 11.5 × 0.1 cm |
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