Bugaboo Provincial Park Topographic Map by GoTrekkers
Granite towers rising straight out of glacier ice: the Bugaboos pack more vertical into a small footprint than almost anywhere else in the Purcell Mountains. This topographic map from GoTrekkers covers the central portion of the park at 1:12,000, a close enough scale to read moraines, couloirs, glacier margins, and the approach terrain below the spires.
GoTrekkers built this as a folding field map first, then expanded it into a wall map for those who want the range on the wall instead of in a pack.
- Shaded relief topographic mapping at 1:12,000
- Published by GoTrekkers, the Canadian mapmaker behind the Arctic and Rockies backcountry series
- Wall map edition of the original folding sheet
- Finishing options include premium paper, 1.7mil satin lamination, mounting on quarter inch foam core, black or walnut rails, and framing
Climbers, mountain guides, and backcountry skiers use it for route planning. Map Shop also sends plenty of framed copies to lodge walls and home offices as gifts for those who have stood under Snowpatch and Pigeon.

