Your Alberta Backroad Mapbooks Bundle contains three heavy-duty, spiral-bound 21.5 cm x 26 cm (8.5" x 11") Mapbooks full of our industry-leading topographic maps, adding up to 233 maps in total. Covering the entire province, these maps feature labelled recreation sites, amenities, highways, backcountry roads, trails and other points-of-interest. These user-friendly maps feature a level of cartographic sophistication unparalleled even by government resources, making them the maps of choice for search-and-rescue.

In addition to our maps, we list contact information for accommodations, services, tours, supplies and amenities.

These Mapbooks feature newly organized and easy-to-use indexes, divided into Map and Adventure sections. Here you will find page numbers and map coordinates for each activity and location, plus important numbers, distance charts and advertiser lists for easy referencing.

Our detailed adventure listings are one of the features that make your Backroad Mapbook not just a map, but your number one resource for unforgettable outdoor experiences. Here is a breakdown of what you will find in your Alberta Backroad Mapbook Bundle:

From roadside lookouts along the province's major highways to out-of-the-way historical sites and quaint small-town museums, these Mapbooks show you the best places to stop while travelling along with Alberta's well-developed road system.

Whether you are dropping a line in a remote Rocky Mountain lake or fishing the big rivers that meander through the prairies, the Alberta Backroad Mapbook Bundle gives you the angling advantage with hundreds of detailed listings for hot spots across the province complete with species and stocking information, access, regulations, local accommodations and more.

Whether you are hunting deer on the open prairies of Central Alberta, setting up a duck blind in one of Northern Alberta's many marshes or stalking bighorn sheep in the high alpine of the Canadian Rockies, the Alberta Backroad Mapbooks Bundle will help you have the most productive hunt possible. With detailed breakdowns of each of the province's WMUs (Wildlife Management Units), descriptions of each game species, tips on how to find them, regulations and more, these Mapbooks make the ultimate hunting buddy.

From the big, lazy rivers that cut across the prairies to the sparkling alpine lakes and raging whitewater streams of the Canadian Rockies, Alberta has a little something for every type of paddler. In your Alberta Backroad Mapbooks Bundle, you will find hundreds of listings for the best places to canoe and kayak in the province, complete with put-in and take-out locations, difficulty, highlights, camping information and more.

From the sprawling wilderness of Wood-Buffalo National Park in Northern Alberta to the rolling landscape of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park in Southern Alberta, the province's park system protects some of its most breathtaking wilderness. In your Alberta Backroad Mapbooks Bundle, you will find hundreds of detailed listings for National, Provincial and Regional Parks complete with information on access, activities, camping, highlights, wildlife and more.

From the urban greenways of Calgary in Southern Alberta to the epic alpine treks of the Canadian Rockies, your Alberta Backroad Mapbook Bundle gives you detailed descriptions for the best places to hike, bike, cross-country ski and snowshoe in the province, complete with distances, elevation gains, trailheads, highlights and more.

Whether you are cruising along an abandoned resource road in Northern Alberta or kicking up dust along the endless Central Alberta prairie, there are plenty of options for ATVing excitement in the province. Your Alberta Backroad Mapbook Bundle fills you in on the best places to ride, complete with trail distances, staging areas, highlights and more.

When the snow falls, Albertans take to their sleds, and whether you are exploring the Rocky Mountain foothills or chasing the sunset across the wide-open landscape of Central Alberta, we have you covered with detailed listings for the best places to ride complete with staging areas, trail distances, local snowmobile club information and more.

During winter, Alberta opens up with abundant opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing or just soaking in the majestic scenery. Whether you find yourself in the long, powerful winter of Northern Alberta or the relatively mild conditions of Southern Alberta, we provide you with detailed listings for the best things to see and do.

Unique to your Southern Alberta, we list the best in backcountry accommodation for hikers, skiers, snowshoers and snowmobilers exploring the region's stunning wilderness. From remote alpine cabins nestled amid the peaks of the Rocky Mountains to easy-access day-use warming shelters, we've got you covered.