The Banff South Trail Map from National Geographic covers the southern and eastern reaches of Banff National Park, from the town of Banff out to the limestone ridges of the Front Ranges. Research was done in cooperation with Parks Canada and other local land managers.
- Publisher: National Geographic, part of the Trails Illustrated recreation series.
- Coverage reaches into Kootenay National Park, Mount Assiniboine, Height of the Rockies, Don Getty and Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Parks, and Ghost River Wilderness Area.
- Also mapped: Scalp Creek Nature Area, the Panther Corner, Dormer Sheep and Ghost PLUZs, plus Wild Horse and Red Deer River Recreation Areas.
- Landmarks labeled include Lake Minnewanka, the Bow River and Johnston Canyon.
- Trails carry distance markers in miles and kilometers, labeled for hiking, biking and horseback riding.
- Terrain shows glaciers and icefields, contour lines and elevations, named peaks and passes, rock debris and water features.
- Campgrounds, backcountry lodging, horse camps and corrals, river access, fishing areas, lookout towers and viewpoints are marked.
- Full UTM grid supports GPS work where cell signal fails.
- Printed on Backcountry Tough waterproof, tear-resistant paper.
- Background notes and bear safety tips are printed on the sheet.







