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Glacier NP • Rogers Pass • Winter ISBN: 0-929140-43-5
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For years you’ve been enjoying Rogers Pass area hiking and backpacking trips using our classic Rogers Pass Summer Version map guide.
Well, there is now a companion Winter Version to keep you company in the outdoors.
This great big beautiful map guide is targeted at skiers, snowboarders and snowshoers visiting one of the world’s great destinations for backcountry alpine adventure. We’ve had a Summer map for many years, which is geared to hikers and backpackers roaming the mountain ranges of Glacier National Park. Now we’ve almost doubled the size of that map and transformed it specifically for winter pursuits.
Special features include all the Winter Permit Areas, permitted parking areas, Trans Canada Highway no-stopping zones, popular run and route locations, lots of info about avalanche safety, and a bunch of pretty cool and inspirational photos. All combined with a superb 1:50,000 scale 25-metre topographic map.
| Weight | 0.08 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 10 × 0.1 cm |
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