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Point Pelee National Park Map Ontario
Discover Point Pelee National Park in Southwestern Ontario like never before. This map covers the southernmost point in Canada, a unique ecologically diverse area that is home to thousands of migratory birds each spring and fall, Monarch butterflies in fall and wonderful beaches to enjoy in summer. Large, protected ponds and marshes, along with the open expanse of Lake Erie invite paddlers, while an impressive trail system allows hikers, cyclists and walkers to explore the area from tip to tail. This recreation map also features the many picnic and day-use areas, birdwatching areas, interpretive trails, canoeing and kayaking routes, trails with distances included, wildlife viewing areas and more. The highly detailed map uses 1:10,000 water and trail data and showcases all the amenities and recreational opportunities available in the park. This map includes Point Pelee National Park, Black Willow Beach, Camp Henry, DeLaurie Homestead, East Beach, Lake Erie, Lake Pond, Sanctuary Pond, West Beach, West Cranberry Pond and White Pine in Essex County of Southwestern Ontario.
The printed version of the map is displayed at 1:15,000 scale on 61 x 94 cm (24 x 37 in) paper on a durable waterproof synthetic material. 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.
Print Features:
Printed on 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 37 in) map at 1:15,000 scale
Seamless map coverage requires no page turning
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Features
- Product Language: English
- Folded Size: 4 x 9 inches
- Unfolded Size: 24 x 37 inches
- Newest Version of this Product: Yes
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