GoTrekkers- Great Divide Trail Official Map

The official map for the Great Divide Trail.

Embark on a journey of unparalleled adventure with a meticulously crafted topographic map of the Great Divide Trail in Canada. This detailed edition is designed to be an essential companion for hikers, backpackers, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the breathtaking beauty of the Canadian Rockies.

Features:

• Comprehensive Coverage:

  • Extensive coverage of the entire Great Divide Trail, showcasing its diverse landscapes, rugged terrains, and pristine wilderness. From the Montana border to Kakwa Lake in British Columbia, every twist and turn is meticulously mapped.

• Topographic Precision:

  • Unrivaled topographic detail, offering contours, elevations, and relief shading to provide a comprehensive understanding of the terrain. This precision ensures that hikers can navigate confidently through varying altitudes and challenging landscapes.

• Trail Segments and Junctions:

  • Clearly marked trail segments and junctions for easy navigation, ensuring you stay on the right path throughout your expedition. Key points of interest, such as campsites, water sources, and notable landmarks, are highlighted to enhance your trail experience.

• Camping and Shelter Sites:

  • Detailed information on camping and shelter sites along the trail, helping you plan your overnight stays strategically. Know where to find suitable campsites with access to water and stunning views, enhancing the overall enjoyment of your journey.

• Elevation Profiles:

  • Elevation profiles for key sections of the trail, allowing hikers to anticipate and prepare for changes in elevation. This feature is invaluable for planning rest stops, managing energy levels, and overall route strategizing.

Embark on your Great Divide Trail adventure with confidence, armed with the unparalleled detail and accuracy of our topographic map. Whether you're a seasoned thru-hiker or a first-time explorer, this map is your indispensable guide to the stunning and challenging landscapes of the Canadian Rockies.