Northern Canada GPS Maps

Canada’s Final Frontier

Home to vast expanses of untouched wilderness, Canada’s north is legendary among outdoor explorers for its beauty and magnitude. Pristine rivers run for thousands of kilometres through towering mountain ranges, deep canyons and barren tundra. Polar bears, muskoxen and caribou roam the land while falcons and eagles fly overhead. In the summer, the midnight sun means your adventures can carry you through the night, while the winter offers incredible views of the aurora borealis. With just a couple of major cities found in the region, this is truly a place where nature dominates, with a scattering of small Inuit communities providing the primary access to much of this wild land.

Northern Canada GPS Maps at a Glance

• Combining day-to-day navigation with enhanced outdoor recreation information, this product combines all of the northern territories into one title, covering all of Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
• Over 73,000 land and water geographic features help you navigate the landscape with the knowledge of a local.
• Lake bathymetry (depth contour) for popular fishing lakes in the Yukon.
• Over 25,500 km of our backroads network combined into one map, including over 19,200 km of routable roads.
• Industry leading contours and topographic relief
• Over 14,200 km of paddling routes for canoeing, kayaking and rafting.
• Marked Game Management Areas (GMAs), Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) and Wildlife Management Zones (WMZs) for hunters.
• Over 3,200 km of snowmobile trails, plus over 2,800 km of ATV trails and over 2,500 km of multi-use trails for hikers, mountain bikers, cross-country skiers and snowshoers.
• Hundreds of fishing lakes, rivers and streams and hundreds of national, territorial and municipal parks.
• Enhanced snowmobile route cartography for improved display.
• Thousands of new mile markers along railway corridors in Version 2019.

Land and Water Geographic Features

Unique to our Northern Canada GPS Maps are over 73,000 land and water features combined over three territories. These features act as known landmarks to help users navigate the landscape with ease. Land features include capes and peninsulas, islands, named mountains, valleys, sand bars, cliffs and more. We have also included Glacial Landforms including eskers, glacial moraine and debris, as well as tundra. Water features shown on the maps include bays, lakes and rivers, channels, rapids, coves, basins and more.

Northern Canada Custom POI Highlights

• 530 hunting areas across three territories
• 400 fishing lakes, rivers and streams
• Over 40 boat launch locations
• Over 260 trails for hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing
• ATV trails with over 30 trailhead locations
• Snowmobile trails with 30 trailhead locations
• Close to 160 national, territorial and regional park locations
• Close to 50 backcountry campsites
• Close to 50 picnic areas
• Over 360 resource facilities
• Close to 50 winter recreation sites and downhill ski areas
• Over 110 wildlife viewing areas
• Close to 70 waterfalls
• Dozens of marinas
• Close to 150 paddling routes for canoers and kayakers complete with access locations and portages

Backroad Extras

Backroad Extras are where you will find all the POI information specific to our Backroad GPS Maps.

Northern Canada Categories:

• ATV-OHV trails
• Backcountry Camps
• Backroad Attractions
• Boat Launches
• Border Monuments
• Campsites
• Cities
• Fishing Lakes, Rivers and Streams
• Fishing Resorts/Outfitters
• Golf Courses
• Hot Springs
• Hunting Areas
• Huts
• Land Features
• Lodging
• Marinas
• Paddling Access
• Paddling Routes
• Parks – National, Territorial, Regional
• Picnic Areas
• Portage Locations
• Public Services
• Recreation Sites
• Resource Facilities
• Restaurants
• Rivers and Creeks
• Ski Areas
• Snowmobile Routes
• Trails
• Transportation Services
• Visitor Information
• Water Features
• Waterfalls
• Wildlife Viewing
• Winter Recreation