Description
Highlighting the Murtle Lake area of Wells Gray Provincial Park British Columbia, this map features the canoe routes and access points, campsites, cabins, portage trails with distance markers, fish species, hiking trails and waterfalls. This Adventure map can be used for fishing, camping, exploring, canoeing, kayaking, wildlife viewing and more! With 1:10,000 water and road data and covering 2,715 sq. km (1,050 sq. mi), this map includes Murtle Lake, Wells Gray Provincial Park, Anderson Lake, Blue River, Diamond Lagoon, Henrietta Lake, McDougall Falls, Murtle River and more!
The printed version of the map is displayed at 1:35,000 scale on 61 x 94 cm (24 x 37 in) paper. You can choose between having the map printed on regular water-resistant paper or a more durable waterproof synthetic. The Wall Maps have been customized to display nicely and fit into common picture frame sizes so you can hang on the cabin, home or workshop wall. They are available in three different sizes and come printed on the waterproof synthetic material.
Map Features: Highways, Logging Roads, Land & Water Features, Parks, Adventure Points of Interest, Campgrounds, Hiking Trails, Motorized Trails, Paddling Routes, Hunting & Fishing Areas, Winter Recreation and More.
Areas Covered: Murtle Lake, Wells Gray Provincial Park, Anderson Lake, Blue River, Diamond Lagoon, Henrietta Lake, McDougall Falls, Murtle River, North Thompson River Valley, BC, Canada
Print Features:
- Printed on regular water-resistant paper or durable waterproof and tear-resistant material
- Includes industry leading cartographic detail and state-of-the-art relief shading
- Countless points of interest, hiking trails, campsites, boat launches, paddling routes and more!
- Easy to read, large-scale 61 x 94 cm (24 x 37in) map at 1:35,000 scale
- Seamless map coverage requires no page turning
1 Review
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Needs Some Updating
This is a great map, generally speaking. However, we paddled the west side and noted some campsites are not accurately located. And some trail heads are wrong. I advised BC parks and the company that makes the map. Both responded, which is promising. I suggest you cross -reference campsites on GAIA or something similar. My notes on locations: #6 - is located about 800 m SSW #7 - is located 350 m S #8 - is located 350 m S #9 - is shown on the wrong island #10 - is about 800 m E #12 - is 350 W Trail Head Central Mountain is 350 m W Trail Head for Mcdougall Falls Trail does not exist north of Diamond Lagoon A note on fast moving water should be highlighted where Murtle Lake flows into Diamond Lagoon. If you read this far, know the fishing at this spot is epic.
