Recreation Maps
The Backroad Recreation Maps are the ideal explorer maps of BC and Ontario. Highlighting popular recreational areas on large format, tear resistant and waterproof paper, these topographical maps are built to withstand all Mother Nature can throw at you. Easier to read than a traditional mapbook, we also added fish species and local service providers. Other notable features include hunting management units, logging roads or bush road systems, trails, parks and boat launches as well as ATV and snowmobile routes.
Listed below are some of the things that make our recreation maps unique and ideal for the outdoor enthusiast.
Recreation Map Highlights:
- Printed on tear resistant and waterproof large format (70 cm x 100 cm/28" x 40") paper
- Larger scale maps allowing for easier readability of text
- The most up-to-date topographic maps available in Canada
- Fish species for lakes and rivers
- Local retailers and service providers
- Color road classifications distinguishing paved roads from logging roads
- Labeled roads, trails and recreational features
- Trail systems, including defined ATV, snowmobile & multi-use trail systems
- Park and backcountry campsites
- Paddling routes including access points and portages
- Wildlife management boundaries for anglers and hunters
- Wildlife viewing sites
- Elevation relief shading with labeled contours to highlight mountains and river valleys
- UTM Grids along with latitude and longitude bearings
- Ontario Crown and Private/Restricted Land identified
- And much, much more
BC recreation maps cover areas similar to the former BC Forest Service Maps. Of course the Backroad Outdoor Recreation Map series includes a lot more detail including more forest service roads, more trails, up to date recreation sites, fish species, paddling routes, wildlife viewing areas and a whole lot more.
Areas we cover with these waterproof topographic maps are: Cariboo Region around 100 Mile House, Williams Lake and Quesnel; Chilliwack Merritt covers the heart of the Chilliwack and Cascades Forest Districts; Haida Gwaii or the former Queen Charlotte Islands; Kamloops Interlakes including the famed Fishing Highway; Okanagan Valley stretching from Osoyoos past Penticton, Kelowna and Vernon.
Prince George Mackenzie coming fall 2011 will cover parts of the Prince George, Mackenzie and Fort St James Forest Districts. Bulkley Nechako also coming fall 2011 will stretch Smithers to Vanderhoof covering the heart of the Nadina and Vanderhoof Forest Districts.
Ontario recreation maps are available for Algonquin Park and the Bancroft District. The Algonquin Park Outdoor Recreation Map offers a lot more detail and durability than the Friends of Algonquin Park map. In addition to being on waterproof, tear resistant paper we include fish species, topographic features including relief elevation and contours, canoe routes with portages and access points, trails, campsite and a whole lot more…all on the same map covering the entire park.
The Bancroft District Crown Land Map is a joint effort with the Ministry of Natural Resources. The notable difference with this map is we highlight the private or restricted lands including lot and concession numbers as well as list the fish species in the lakes and rivers. Of course we also include the popular Backroad Mapbook features like forest roads, trails, campsites, paddling routes, wildlife viewing areas and a whole lot more.






