Prince Albert National Park
Prince Albert National Park sits on the seam where Saskatchewan’s aspen parkland breaks into true boreal forest, and that transition reads plainly in the terrain. This map from GoTrekkers renders the country in shaded relief at 1:100,000, a scale close enough to follow the low ridges around Waskesiu Lake and the water route north through Kingsmere and Crean lakes toward Ajawaan, where Grey Owl’s cabin still stands.
GoTrekkers drew it as a folding field map first, then expanded the file for wall printing, so the topographic linework holds its detail at wall size.
- Shaded relief topographic mapping of the park at 1:100,000 scale
- Published by GoTrekkers, expanded from their folding trail edition
- Available from Map Shop on paper, laminated, mounted to foam core, railed, or framed

