The Whaleback is one of the last large stretches of intact montane country on Alberta’s eastern slopes, a long ridge and creek system tucked between the Livingstone Range and the Porcupine Hills. This Whaleback Creek Topographic Map from GoTrekkers renders that terrain in shaded relief, so the ridgelines, drainages, and the drop toward the foothills read at a glance instead of forcing you to count contour lines.
GoTrekkers built it as a folding backcountry map first. Map Shop expands that same cartography into a wall format for those who want it hanging in a ranch office, an outfitter’s shop, or a home study rather than folded in a pack.
- Scale of 1:40,000, close enough to work out approach routes and creek crossings
- Shaded relief over topographic contours for fast terrain reading
- Published by GoTrekkers, a Canadian backcountry mapping house
- Finishing options include paper, satin lamination, foam core mounting for map pins, wood rails, and black or walnut framing

