Find the perfect map for your next Canadian adventure. Backroad Maps covers every province and region across the country with the most detailed guidebooks, folded maps, wall maps, GPS maps, and mobile app. Start by choosing your region below to explore all available map formats.
From rugged coastal islands to towering alpine peaks, British Columbia’s backroads lead to wild beauty at every turn. Explore lush rainforests, hidden lakes, and endless outdoor adventures waiting just off the main road.
Vast prairies meet the towering Rockies in Alberta, where every route leads to a new horizon. Discover legendary drives, remote fishing spots, and wild trails through Canada’s untamed west.
Experience wide-open skies and endless golden plains where solitude and nature reign. Saskatchewan’s backroads connect hidden lakes, rolling hills, and some of Canada’s best-kept outdoor secrets.
Manitoba’s heart beats in its wild spaces, from boreal forests and winding rivers to prairie sunsets that stretch forever. Find your next paddling route, wildlife encounter, or quiet escape here.
From the Great Lakes to the northern wilderness, Ontario’s vast backcountry offers something for every explorer. Discover forest trails, rugged shield lakes, and hidden gems across Canada’s adventure heartland.
Quebec’s landscapes blend French charm with wild beauty, from mountain summits to the remote north. Explore winding forest roads, sparkling rivers, and trails rich in culture and adventure.
From red sand beaches to deep green forests, these Maritime gems invite slow travel and coastal discovery. Find quiet campsites, winding trails, and seaside drives worth every detour.
Where ocean meets forest, Nova Scotia’s backroads reveal rugged coastlines, hidden coves, and timeless fishing villages. Every road here leads to salt air, scenic views, and new stories.
Raw, remote, and unforgettable, Newfoundland & Labrador’s wild coastlines and inland plateaus define true adventure. Trace ancient trails, discover fjords, and feel the edge of the continent beneath your feet.
Yukon, Northwest Territories & Nunavut
The North is pure wilderness, with endless tundra, soaring peaks, and rivers that run wild. Journey where few have gone and experience Canada’s last great frontier.
Mountains, rainforests, and rugged coastlines collide in Washington State. Explore iconic trails, volcanic peaks, and hidden backroads where the Pacific Northwest spirit comes alive.
If you’re planning a road trip or outdoor adventure in Canada, you may come across both MapArt Atlases and Backroad Mapbooks. Both provide detailed printed maps, road information, communities, points...
Looking for some of the best Saskatchewan ATV trails? While the province may be best known for its open prairie, head into the parklands and boreal forest, and you will...
Most Ontario walleye zones stay open right through fall to December 31, and Lake Erie never closes at all. Lake Nipissing is the big exception, closing October 15 with a...
Fall means deer season across much of Canada, but knowing when to head out is only part of the planning. Deer hunting seasons vary considerably across the country, with different...
Elk hunting in British Columbia splits two ways: a general six point bull season in the Kootenay and the Peace, and a limited entry draw everywhere else. The Peace holds...
Northern Alberta is made for anglers who enjoy the journey as much as the catch. Along the highways, familiar fishing lakes offer boat launches, campgrounds and the chance to get...
Mountains rise above turquoise lakes, trails disappear into deep valleys, and a night in a tent puts it all within reach. Kananaskis Country has backcountry trips for almost every pace...
The prairie can hide an entire landscape in plain sight. Around Drumheller, the ground falls away into layered canyons, winding coulees and the cottonwood-lined Red Deer River. Follow the valley...
