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Combining Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, these detailed recreational topographic maps load directly onto your Garmin GPS or MapSource/Basecamp! The new Backroad GPS map series gives outdoor explorers access to thousands of recreational points of interest, city and logging roads, trail systems and more. Whether you are hiking in the backcountry or exploring the Great Outdoors, the Atlantic Canada Backroad GPS Maps gives you the security of always knowing where you are, where you have been and where you are going. Great for camping, exploring, fishing, hiking, hunting, navigating, skiing and much more. Let us show you the way!
Please make sure you can use cards 4GB or bigger in your unit.
Details:
Dimensions: Micro-SD Card
Map Scale: 1:10,000 & 1:50,000 scale TOPO Maps
Regional Cities/Parks: Provinces of Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & PEI
Backroad Mapbooks are proud to release their new Garmin GPS compatible line of maps. Now users can have access to our industry leading road and recreation maps in the palm of their hands. No other source offers as up-to-date backroad, trail and recreation data for all of Canada like we do. The Backroad GPS Maps also have the added value of detailed city and highway information to provide a safe and reliable product that will truly get you from your home to the Great Outdoors.
Features and Benifits:
Note that all the standard Garmin GPS features like seemless topographic maps, the find tool to locate nearby city, water or recreation features and 50,000 scale geographic points are all part of the Backroad GPS Maps package.
With more roads and trails than any other source, people can finally get up-to-date backroad information on their Garmin GPS. We have also added in the many recreational features that have made Backroad Mapbooks Canada’s leading Outdoor Recreation source for over 15 years. Now people can navigate from their home to the backcountry with the confidence of a good road and recreation map on their GPS unit.