Hector Lake Siffleur Topographic Map
Between the Icefields Parkway and the Front Ranges, the country changes character fast. Hector Lake sits in the upper Bow Valley of Banff National Park, fed by meltwater off the Waputik Icefield, while the Siffleur Wilderness Area east of the divide holds tight river valleys and steep, trail-light terrain along the Siffleur River. This map from GoTrekkers renders that contrast in shaded relief, so ridgelines, drainages, and glaciated headwalls read at a glance instead of only as contour lines.
This one began life as a GoTrekkers folding map and was expanded into wall format by Map Shop.
- Topographic coverage with shaded relief terrain modeling at 1:50,000 scale
- Published by GoTrekkers, a specialist in Canadian backcountry mapping
- Finishing options include paper, satin lamination, foam core mounting, wood rails in black or walnut, and framing
Used for trip planning and as a wall reference in cabins and home offices.

