Name: Killarney Provincial Park Ontario - Park Map
Brand: Backroad Maps
SKU: KILMON
Price: 25.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

Killarney Provincial Park Ontario - Park Map

2nd Edition • Waterproof Map

$25⁰⁰

Map Specs

ISBN: Not available
UPC: 622098111729
Release: 2025
Edition: 2nd Edition

Dimensions: 5x8.25 inches (folded) / 27.8×39.4 inches (unfolded)
Map Scale: 1:58,000 Scale

Double-Sided

Area Covered

Killarney Provincial Park, Killarney, Baie Fine, Bell Lake, Crooked Lake, George Lake Campground, Johnnie Lake, Kakakise Lake, La Cloche Mountains, La Cloche-Silhouette Trail, Lake Panache, Nellie Lake, Threenarrows Lake, Northern Ontario, Canada

What's included

Highways, Logging Roads, Land & Water Features, Parks, Adventure Points of Interest, Campgrounds, Hiking Trails, Motorized Trails, Paddling Routes, Hunting & Fishing Areas, Winter Recreation and More.

1:58,000 Scale

High-Detail Map: Ideal for hiking, paddling, backcountry camping, wildlife viewing & more!

Large Format

5x8.25 inches (folded) / 27.8×39.4 inches (unfolded)
Waterproof & Tear-Resistant

Description

Covering Killarney Provincial Park in Northern Ontario, this map features the hiking trails, canoe routes, access points, campsites, lakes and visitor facilities. This Adventure map includes 1:10,000 water and trail data and can be used for hiking, canoeing, camping, exploring, fishing, kayaking, skiing, wildlife viewing and more!

Covering 640 sq. km (247 sq. mi), this map includes Killarney Provincial Park, Killarney, Baie Fine, Bell Lake, Crooked Lake, George Lake Campground, Johnnie Lake, Kakakise Lake, La Cloche Mountains, La Cloche-Silhouette Trail, Lake Panache, Nellie Lake, Osa Lake, Threenarrows Lake and more!

The printed version of the map is displayed at 1:58,000 scale on 5x8.25 inches (folded) / 27.8×39.4 inches (unfolded) paper on a durable waterproof synthetic material.

Features

NEW: Now in an easy-to-read, bigger format, 5x8.25 inches (folded) / 27.8×39.4 inches (unfolded)
NEW: In addition to the maps, we have included several trip planning sections with information about the park, camping, resorts, outfitters, paddling routes, fishing lakes & streams, hiking & multi-use trails, access points and tips & techniques.
Printed on durable waterproof, and tear-resistant material
Includes industry-leading cartographic detail and state-of-the-art relief shading
Countless points of interest, hiking trails, campsites, boat launches, paddling routes and more!

Made in Partnership with Killarney Outfitters

With complete canoe and sea kayak trip planning and outfitting, they will take the hassle out of planning a trip. Killarney Outfitters convenient and personalized all inclusive outfitting packages are ideal for those who enjoy self-guided wilderness adventure. They provide high quality canoes and kayaks; top gear and equipment; thorough and detailed planning; and delicious, healthy well-balanced wilderness menus.

Learn more:
killarneyoutfitters.com

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