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This is a detailed map of the Lake O’Hara area.
On the front is a 1:20,000-scale topographic map covering the entire Lake O’Hara trail network with all of the hiking trails and alpine routes labelled. The contour interval on the map is 25 metres (80 feet).
On the back of the map are descriptions of all the trails shown on the map • Lake O’Hara Lakeshore, Lake Oesa, Lake McArthur, Opabin Plateau, and Linda Lake to Cathedral Prospect. Also described is the entire alpine route • Wiwaxy Gap/Huber Ledges, Yukness Ledges, All Souls’ and Odaray Grandview Prospect.
As well as noting highlights, the trail descriptions also include distance, elevation gain and directions to the trailhead. The trail descriptions were written by Bruce Millar of Lake O’Hara Lodge. Several photos accompany the text.
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Gem Trek’s Lake O’Hara Map is designed for visitors looking to explore one of the finest backcountry destinations in all of the Canadian Rockies. Reaching Lake O’Hara, in Yoho National Park, requires advance planning—and we help you with that, as well as showing all hiking opportunities in the region.
This map features detailed cartography, accurate hiking trails, and all the most significant natural features of the region. On the back are descriptions of the most popular hiking trails—with special emphasis given to the Lake O’Hara Alpine Circuit—as well details of services and transportation.
Gem Trek’s Lake O’Hara covers the entire Lake O’Hara region, from Duchesnay Basin the west to the highest peaks of the Continental Divide in the east and from the access road in the north to Lake McArthur in the south.
Popular hiking trails on Lake O’Hara map include Lake O’Hara Lakeshore, Lake Oesa, Lake McArthur, Opabin Plateau, Linda Lake, Cathedral Prospect, and the Lake O’Hara Alpine Circuit.
The Lake O’Hara Map includes:
| Weight | 0.03 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 10.5 × 0.1 cm |
We appreciate that the lands known today as Canada are home to the enduring presence of all First Nations and Métis people, and the Inuit and we acknowledge the past, present, and future generations of these Nations who continue to lead us in stewarding this land, as well as honour their knowledge and cultural ties to this place. The Alpine Club of Canada’s head office is located in the traditional lands of Treaty 7, which is comprised of the Stoney Nakoda Nations of Wesley, Chiniki, and Bearspaw; three Nations of the Blackfoot Confederacy: the Piikani, Kainai, and Siksika; the Mountain Cree; and the Tsuu T’ina of the Dene people. This territory is also shared with the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region III. Before the signing of Treaty 7, and prior to the establishment of provincial boundaries, this region was also used by the Ktunaxa and the Maskwacis people.
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