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The Lake Louise and Yoho National Park areas offer some of the most scenic and accessible hiking trails in the entire Canadian Rockies. This map • relief-shaded and on waterproof material • covers all six of the most popular trail networks in the area • the Chateau Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Skoki Valley, Emerald Lake, Yoho Valley and Lake O’Hara areas. Best-known trails on this map include the two classic “tea house hikes” to Lake Agnes and Plain of the Six Glaciers teahouses; the hike to wildflower heaven at the Saddleback and beyond to panoramic views at the summit of Fairview Mountain; the overnight trip into prime alpine country in Skoki Valley, the renowned Larch Valley Trail at Moraine Lake, resplendent in September; the Iceline Trail in Yoho Valley, offering close-up views of Emerald Glacier; and the spectacular high-elevation trails at Lake O’Hara leading to Lake Oesa and Lake MacArthur.
Visitor map for Lake Louise and Yoho
Scale: 1:50 000
ISBN: 978-1-895526-87-5
10th edition • Waterproof and relief-shaded
Retail: $14.95
Full color 27 x 39 folded to 4.5 x 9.5 inches
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In addition to the standard features, this map also includes:
contour lines at 25-metre intervals (82 ft)
relief-shaded
full color on both sides
printed on waterproof material
descriptions of 28 recommended trails, plus useful contact numbers on the back of the map
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Gem Trek’s LAKE LOUISE & YOHO is perfect for visitors exploring this premier hiking destination. Moreover, it’s useful for both novice and experienced hikers. The map is **waterproof and tear-resistant**, making it an invaluable tool.
This map boasts detailed cartography and accurate trail information. Additionally, it shows distances, campgrounds, lodges, huts, teahouses, and picnic areas. On the reverse side, you’ll find photos and descriptions of 11 recommended day hikes. These range from easy walks to challenging alpine treks. Furthermore, it features four overnight or multi-day trips. Lastly, it provides contact information for Skoki Lodge and Twin Falls Chalet.
The map centers on Lake Louise. However, it also covers the Yoho Valley, Emerald Lake, and Lake O’Hara. Furthermore, it includes Paradise Valley, Moraine Lake, and the Skoki Valley.
Popular hiking trails on this map are diverse. First, there are the classic “teahouse hikes” to Lake Agnes and Plain of the Six Glaciers. Then, you’ll find trails to Little Beehive, Big Beehive, and Saddleback. Additionally, it shows routes to Paradise Valley, Larch Valley, and Sentinel Pass. The map also covers Eiffel Lake, Consolation Lakes, and the Skoki Valley.
In Yoho National Park, the map includes all Lake O’Hara day hikes. It also shows Emerald River, Emerald Basin, and Wapta Highline trails. Finally, it covers Burgess Pass, The Iceline, Twin Falls, and Sherbrooke Lake.
The back of the map features two insets at a 1:25,000 scale. One inset expands coverage of Lake Louise area trails. The other focuses on Lake O’Hara, detailing all its day hikes.
The Lake Louise & Yoho Map includes:
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24.5 × 11 × 0.1 cm |
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