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The Great Divide Trail Section F - Jasper to Mt Robson-Berg Lake Trail two map set
The maps are at a scale of 1:50,000 with shaded relief, contour intervals of 25m and 100m, and a UTM grid. The maps are rotated to be as narrow as possible to conserve on weight while showing the GDT’s main route and alternates. They also show many of the access trails. The maps are long and narrow with the average dimensions being 13 x 41.5 inches.
The maps include campgrounds and trailheads with locations in decimal degrees and UTM grid reference.
The maps include campgrounds, convenience stores, hostels, huts, lodges, post offices, resorts, resupply locations, shelters, stores that give a GDTA member discount, and visitor information centres.
All trails have distances to the nearest 100 meters, measured between the various icons (campgrounds, trailheads, distance markers, trail junctions, hostel, hut or shelters, etc.)
Areas that lack water sources are labeled.
Maps are printed synthetic/waterproof paper and come folded in a protective plastic sleeve. Each sleeve weighs 9 grams.
Map Set Weight (without the sleeves): 71 grams
For every synthetic/waterproof paper Section F set ordered, $3 is donated back to the Great Divide Trail Association
More information about the Great Divide Trail can be found at The Great Divide Trail Association Website: https://greatdividetrail.com/
Another great source of information about the Great Divide Trail can be found in Dustin Lynx’ book, Hiking Canada’s Great Divide Trail (4th edition – May 31, 2022). Its the definitive guidebook to the GDT and the ultimate resource for anyone planning to hike the entire trail or only a section. It is available for purchase from https://gotrekkers.com/hiking-canadas-great-divide-trail-4th-edition/