Mount Edziza Provincial Park Topographic Map
Mount Edziza is a volcano, not an ordinary mountain park. The shield complex rises off the Big Raven Plateau in northwestern British Columbia, ringed by cinder cones and cut by the creek canyons that drain toward the Stikine and Iskut rivers. That kind of terrain deserves a map that shows shape, and this Map Shop offering from GoTrekkers does exactly that: contour detail laid over shaded relief so the lava plateau, the cones, and the valley walls read at a glance.
- Drawn at 1:100,000 scale, close enough to follow drainages and ridgelines across the park
- Topographic contours combined with shaded relief terrain rendering
- Published by GoTrekkers, adapted from their folding backcountry map into a full wall format
- Finishing choices include paper, satin lamination, quarter-inch foam core mounting, and black or walnut rails or frames
A natural fit for backcountry hikers planning a Tahltan Highland traverse, guide outfitters, bush pilots, and anyone with a Stikine country wall to fill.

