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This 1:50,000 scale map covers the Rockwall Trail network in Kootenay National Park, British Columbia (BC). Also includes Stanley Glacier, Marble Canyon, Kaufmann Lake, Paint Pots, Vermillion Pass, Ball Pass, Ottertail Pass, Vermilion Crossing, and Highway 93 campgrounds and services.
Made specially for hiking, canoeing and other outdoor pursuits.
ISBN 0-929140-31-1
Produced by Chrismar Maps
In stock
Superb backcountry campsites and a network of over 100 km of hiking trails await your journey along The Rockwall, the towering 900-metre high face of rock overlooking some of the most spectacular scenes in the Rockies.
There are a variety of other easy to access attractions along Highway 93, including the Paint Pots, Marble Canyon, Numa Creek, Vermilion Crossing and the Kootenay Park Lodge.
This 1:50,000 scale map covers the entire north end of Kootenay National Park and overlaps the Lake O’Hara – Yoho National Park map. Also shows a number of trails in adjacent Banff and Yoho National Parks.
The Adventure Map® is specifically designed for outdoor adventurers such as hikers, backpackers, and paddling enthusiasts who need an accurate, up-to-date, rugged map to get them into and safely back from the wilderness.
The Adventure Map® is compact (most measure 18″ x 24″/45 x 61cm or less), easy to read, and easy to fold. The maps are also waterproof, printed on specially-made, extra tough, waterproof plastic.
| Weight | 0.06 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 10 × 0.1 cm |
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