Mount Robson Topographic Wall Map
At 3,954 metres, Mount Robson is the highest summit in the Canadian Rockies, and the north face drops away toward Berg Lake in one uninterrupted sweep of ice and rock. Flat contour lines never do that justice.
This map from GoTrekkers handles it with shaded relief, so the ridges, glacial cirques and the deep trench of the Robson River valley read as landforms rather than line work. It started life as a folding trail map for the Berg Lake corridor and Mount Robson Provincial Park, then was enlarged into wall format for those who want it up where they can study it.
- Drawn at 1:40,000, close enough to follow individual drainages and trail approaches
- Shaded relief topography by GoTrekkers, cartographers who specialize in Canadian backcountry terrain
- Laminated finishes take wet-erase markers for route planning; foam core mounting accepts map pins
- Wood rails available in black or walnut molding, sawtooth hardware attached and ready to hang
A natural fit for backpackers planning the Berg Lake Trail, guide outfitters, and anyone who has stood at the Robson viewpoint off the Yellowhead Highway and wanted the mountain on their wall.

