13T Lake Louise, Best of - Gem Trek (Mapa de Trekking)

Mapa-Guía de Trekking y Turismo en las Rocosas Canadienses.
Idioma: INGLÉS.
Lo mejor de Lake Louise.
Mapa y guía.
Escala: 1:35.000.
2006 - 3ª edición.
This map is designed for people who only plan to be in the Lake Louise area for one to three days, and want to know what the highlights are and how to find them.

On the front is a 1:35,000-scale detailed topographic map of the Lake Louise area, including the network of trails around Lake Louise Village, as well as those up at the Chateau Lake Louise.

Included on the front are trail descriptions of six classic hikes, including the Lake Louise Lakeshore Trail, the Saddleback and Fairview Mountain and hikes to the rustic teahouses at Lake Agnes and Plain of the Six Glaciers. As well as highlights, each trail has a difficulty rating, trail distance, elevation gain and an approximate time to allow.

On the back of the map are descriptions of must-see sights in the area, such as the Chateau Lake Louise and the Sightseeing Gondola, three highly recommended scenic drives, four of the best biking trails in the area and brief descriptions of recommended restaurants. Also included is a Lake Louise Village map with hotels and services marked.

Eight color photos accompany the text.

Everything the visitor needs to make the most of their time in Lake Louise.

In addition to the standard features, this map also includes:

contour lines at 25-metre (80-foot) intervals.
traditional topographic colors of green (treed areas) and white (un-treed areas).
full color on both sides.
printed on paper.

- contour lines - see individual maps for contour intervals
traditional topographic colors on some maps, relief shading on others - see individual maps for details.
- hiking trails - with trail names and trail distances marked.
- mountain biking trails - with trail names and distances marked.
- cross-country ski trails - shown on the Canmore & Kananaskis Village, Kananaskis Lakes and Bragg Creek maps.
- hydrology- rivers, rapids and falls.
- mountain names, plus elevation in metres and feet.
- glaciers.
- frontcountry campgrounds.
- backcountry campgrounds - designated with the Parks Canada numbering system.
- lodges.
- alpine huts and hostels.
- warden or ranger cabins.
- points of interest and attractions.
- picnic areas.
- highway viewpoints.
- ski areas and golf courses.