Yoho National Park Topographic Wall Map
The Yoho National Park topographic map from GoTrekkers started as a folding trail map and was enlarged into a wall map, so the shaded relief that once lived in a backpack pocket now reads clearly from across a room. At 1:75,000, the steep western slope of the Canadian Rockies shows its character: the Kicking Horse valley cutting down past Field, the ice-fed high country, and the ground rising east toward the Continental Divide and the Banff boundary in Alberta.
Backcountry hikers and ski tourers hang it in the mud room to plan Lake O’Hara and Yoho Valley trips before permit season. Guiding outfitters and lodge operators use it as a lobby reference for guests, and Rockies-connected gift buyers pick it for a cabin or home office wall.
- Shaded relief topographic mapping at 1:75,000 scale, published by GoTrekkers
- Laminated finish uses 1.7mil satin-gloss film front and back, wet-erase marker friendly
- Foam core mounting on quarter-inch board holds map pins for route planning
- Wood rails in black or walnut with sawtooth hardware, or framed in recycled engineered molding
- Waterproof paper available from Map Shop for maps that see field use

