Thaidene Nene National Park Map
Thaidene Nene sits where the boreal forest of the taiga shield breaks apart into rock, water, and open barrenlands along the East Arm of Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories. GoTrekkers first drew this map as a folding field sheet, then expanded it into a wall map, so the shaded relief that guided paddlers out of Łutsël K’é now works on a wall.
- Topographic shaded relief at 1:300,000, close enough to read the cliffs and peninsulas of the East Arm
- Published by GoTrekkers, a Canadian publisher specializing in northern and Arctic terrain mapping
- Field-map origin: the folding edition enlarged for wall display without redrawing the cartography
Map Shop finishes each copy to order: premium paper, 1.7 mil satin-gloss lamination, mounting to quarter-inch foam core, or black and walnut wood rails and framing. Mounted and framed versions hold map pins, which suits outfitters plotting canoe routes and those marking trips from a home office or lodge wall.

