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Adirondack Park
National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, Adirondack Park: Lake George / Great Sacandaga Topographic Map
The Adirondack Park maps are some of the newest in the Trails Illustrated series of maps, with five of them recently published for the region. This one is printed on two sides and covers the southeast section of the area (consisting of private and public lands administered by the State of New York). One side shows the section dominated by Lake George, and which also contains Paradox Lake, Schroon Lake, Brant Lake, and a portion of Lake Champlain along the New York - Vermont border. Also included are large parts of Dix Mountain Wilderness, Hammond Pond Wild Forest, and Hoffman Notch Wilderness, and all of Pharaoh Lake Wilderness and Lake George Wild Forest.The reverse side continues overlapping coverage to the southwest, an area dominated by Great Sacandaga Lake. This section also contains most of Wilcox Lake Wild Forest and Moreau Lake State Park.
The maps feature elevation contours enhanced with shaded relief to show the form of the land (and depth contours for Lake George). Roads of all kinds are clearly distinguished, with exit numbers shown for Interstate 87 which runs through the park. US and state highways are numbered, as are also county roads. Named local roads are also labeled. A color tint shows the extent of private property within Adirondack Park. Recreational features located include information and ranger stations, restrooms, showers, campgrounds, picnic areas, lean-tos, lodges, scenic viewpoints, points of interest, parking areas, interpretive trails, swimming, fishing, ice climbing, rock climbing, cross country skiing, lookout towers, canoe access, boat launches, lighthouses, marinas, and more.
The map was created in partnership with the Adirondack Mountain Club (AMC), and the trails on the map are keyed to the clubs trail guidebooks. Point-to-point trail distances are shown to the nearest tenth of a mile. Text boxes describe safe use of the area, rules and regulations, and the activities of the AMC. The map shows the full UTM grid for GPS users.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.18 miles). Contour interval: 50 feet. Size: about 25½ x 37½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2004.
Item #TI-743. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50 (Out of stock)
National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, Adirondack Park: Lake Placid / High Peaks Topographic MapThe Lake Placid / High Peaks region map is printed on two sides and covers the central and northeast section of the area (consisting of private and public lands administered by the State of New York). One side shows the section dominated by Long Lake, and which also contains most of Upper, Middle, and Lower Saranac lakes, Catlin Lake, Ampersand Lake, Newcomb Lake, Harris Lake, Elk Lake, and (despite the title of the map) only a portion of Lake Placid (though all of the town of the same name is shown). Also included are all of High Peaks Wilderness, large parts of Dix Mountain Wilderness, Blue Mountain Wild Forest, and Hoffman Notch Wilderness.
The reverse side continues overlapping coverage to the northeast, an area dominated by a large portion of Lake Champlain along the border with Vermont. This section also contains Jay Mountain Wilderness, Hurricane Mountain Primitive Area, Giant Mountain Wilderness, the rest of Dix Mountain Wilderness, and Lincoln Pond.
The maps feature elevation contours enhanced with shaded relief to show the form of the land. Roads of all kinds are clearly distinguished, with exit numbers shown for Interstate 87 which runs through the park. US and state highways are numbered, as are also county roads. Named local roads are also labeled. A color tint shows the extent of private property within Adirondack Park. Recreational features located include information and ranger stations, restrooms, showers, campgrounds, picnic areas, lean-tos, lodges, scenic viewpoints, points of interest, parking areas, interpretive trails, swimming, fishing, ice climbing, rock climbing, cross country skiing, lookout towers, canoe access, boat launches, lighthouses, marinas, and more.
The map was created in partnership with the Adirondack Mountain Club (AMC), and the trails on the map are keyed to the clubs trail guidebooks. Point-to-point trail distances are shown to the nearest tenth of a mile. Text boxes describe safe use of the area, rules and regulations, and the activities of the AMC. The map shows the full UTM grid for GPS users.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.18 miles). Contour interval: 50 feet. Size: about 25½ x 37½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2004.
Item #TI-742. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, Adirondack Park: Northville / Raquette Lake Topographic MapLike the others in the Adirondack Park series, the Northville / Raquette Lake region map is printed on two sides. It covers the south-central section of the area (consisting of private and public lands administered by the State of New York). One side is centered on Indian Lake, and also covers Raquette Lake, Blue Mountain Lake, Cedar River Flow, and Sacandaga Lake. Also included are Blue Ridge Wilderness, much of West Canada Lake Wilderness, Siamese Ponds Wilderness, and Gore Mountain Ski Area.
The reverse side continues coverage to the south, and to my eye has a slight gap between the two sides. The southern area shows Piseco Lake, Spy Lake, Oxbow Lake, Lake Algonquin, Canada Lake, Peck Lake, and more. This section also contains Silver Lake Wilderness, Ferris Lake Wild Forest, and Shaker Mountain Wild Forest.
The maps feature elevation contours enhanced with shaded relief to show the form of the land. Roads of all kinds are clearly distinguished. US and state highways are numbered, as are also county roads. Named local roads are also labeled. A color tint shows the extent of private property within Adirondack Park. Recreational features located include information and ranger stations, restrooms, showers, campgrounds, picnic areas, lean-tos, lodges, scenic viewpoints, points of interest, parking areas, interpretive trails, swimming, fishing, ice climbing, rock climbing, cross country skiing, lookout towers, canoe access, boat launches, lighthouses, marinas, and more.The map was created in partnership with the Adirondack Mountain Club (AMC), and the trails on the map are keyed to the clubs trail guidebooks. Point-to-point trail distances are shown to the nearest tenth of a mile. Text boxes describe safe use of the area, rules and regulations, and the activities of the AMC. The map shows the full UTM grid for GPS users.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.18 miles). Contour interval: 50 feet. Size: about 37½ x 25½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2004.
Item #TI-744. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50 (out of stock)
National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, Adirondack Park: Old Forge / Oswegatchie Topographic MapThe Adirondack Park maps are the newest in the Trails Illustrated series of maps, with five maps recently published for the region. Like the others, this map is printed on two sides. It covers the west-central and southwestern section of the area (consisting of private and public lands administered by the State of New York). One side shows Cranberry Lake, Lows Lake, Bog Lake, Tupper Lake, Little Tupper Lake, Lake Lila, Brandreth Lake, Forked Lake, and Stillwater Reservoir. Also included are Five Ponds Wilderness, Pepperbox Wilderness, and William C. Whitney Wilderness.
The reverse side continues coverage to the south. The southern area shows Moose Lake, Fulton Chain Lakes, Limekiln Lake, Woodhull Lake, and Hinckley Reservoir. This section also contains Ha-De-Ron-Dah Wilderness, parts of West Canada Lake Wilderness, and Black River Mountain Wild Forest.
The maps feature elevation contours enhanced with shaded relief to show the form of the land. Roads of all kinds are clearly distinguished. US and state highways are numbered, as are also county roads. Named local roads are also labeled. A color tint shows the extent of private property within Adirondack Park. Recreational features located include information and ranger stations, restrooms, showers, campgrounds, picnic areas, lean-tos, lodges, scenic viewpoints, points of interest, parking areas, interpretive trails, swimming, fishing, ice climbing, rock climbing, cross country skiing, lookout towers, canoe access, boat launches, lighthouses, marinas, and more.The map was created in partnership with the Adirondack Mountain Club (AMC), and the trails on the map are keyed to the clubs trail guidebooks. Point-to-point trail distances are shown to the nearest tenth of a mile. Text boxes describe safe use of the area, rules and regulations, and the activities of the AMC. The map shows the full UTM grid for GPS users.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.18 miles). Contour interval: 50 feet. Size: about 37½ x 25½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2004.
Item #TI-745. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, Adirondack Park: Saranac / Paul Smiths Topographic Map
The maps feature elevation contours enhanced with shaded relief to show the form of the land. Roads of all kinds are clearly distinguished. US and state highways are numbered, as are also county roads. Named local roads are also labeled. A color tint shows the extent of private property within Adirondack Park. Recreational features located include information and ranger stations, restrooms, showers, campgrounds, picnic areas, lean-tos, lodges, scenic viewpoints, points of interest, parking areas, interpretive trails, swimming, fishing, ice climbing, rock climbing, cross country skiing, lookout towers, canoe access, boat launches, lighthouses, marinas, and more.
Catskill Forest Preserve
New York - New Jersey Trail Conference, Catskill Trails (five-map set)
Set of five topographic maps, each printed on two sides. The multi-color map is printed on one side of each, with the reverse dedicated to information, Including trail notes and basic rules and regulations. The maps show roads, parking areas, marked and unmarked trails, viewpoints, bus stops, and more. Boundaries of New York state's Catskill Forest Preserve are clearly marked. Elevation contours show the form of the land. See sample at right.
East Hudson River region
New York - New Jersey Trail Conference, East Hudson Trails (three-map set)
Set of three topographic maps, each printed on two sides. These maps cover parks east of the Hudson River; each map features a shaded relief contour map on one side, with the reverse side filled with useful information, including historical notes, regulations, cautionary notes, and more. Details on the maps include boundaries of public lands, roads, trails, trail blaze colors, parking areas, the Appalachian Trail route, utility lines and more. A UTM grid is provided for the benefit of GPS users. A close inspection of map details reveals that the elevation contour lines are not precisely drawn, since they cross into and out of ponds.
West Hudson River region
New York - New Jersey Trail Conference, West Hudson Trails (two-map set)
Set of two topographic maps, each printed on two sides. These maps cover parks west of the Hudson River, and adjacent to or west and northwest of West Point Military Academy; each map features a contour map on one side, with the reverse side filled with useful information, including historical notes, regulations, cautionary notes, and more. Details on the maps include boundaries of public lands, roads, trails, trail blaze colors, parking areas, the Highlands Trail route, railroads and more.
National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, Adirondack Park: Saranac / Paul Smiths Topographic MapLike the others in the Trails Illustrated series of Adirondack Park maps, this map is printed on two sides. It covers the northern-most part of the area (consisting of private and public lands administered by the State of New York).
One side shows Rainbow Falls Reservoir, Blake Falls Reservoir, Carry Falls Reservoir, Meacham Lake, Lake Clear and many more bodies of water. Also included are Whitehill Wild Forest and St. Regis Canoe Area.
The reverse side continues coverage to the east. This section shows Upper and Lower Chateaugay Lakes, Chazy Lake, Loon Lake, Union Falls Pond, Silver Lake, Taylor Pond, Saranac River, and Lake Placid. This section also depicts Taylor Pond Wild Forest, McKenzie Mountain Wilderness, and Whiteface Mountain Ski Area.
The maps feature elevation contours enhanced with shaded relief to show the form of the land. Roads of all kinds are clearly distinguished. US and state highways are numbered, as are also county roads. Named local roads are also labeled. A color tint shows the extent of private property within Adirondack Park. Recreational features located include information and ranger stations, restrooms, showers, campgrounds, picnic areas, lean-tos, lodges, scenic viewpoints, points of interest, parking areas, interpretive trails, swimming, fishing, ice climbing, rock climbing, cross country skiing, lookout towers, canoe access, boat launches, lighthouses, marinas, and more.The map was created in partnership with the Adirondack Mountain Club (AMC), and the trails on the map are keyed to the clubs trail guidebooks. Point-to-point trail distances are shown to the nearest tenth of a mile. Text boxes describe safe use of the area, rules and regulations, and the activities of the AMC. The map shows the full UTM grid for GPS users.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.18 miles). Contour interval: 50 feet. Size: about 37½ x 25½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2004.
Item #TI-746. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
Catskill Forest PreserveNew York - New Jersey Trail Conference, Catskill Trails (five-map set)Set of five topographic maps, each printed on two sides. The multi-color map is printed on one side of each, with the reverse dedicated to information, Including trail notes and basic rules and regulations. The maps show roads, parking areas, marked and unmarked trails, viewpoints, bus stops, and more. Boundaries of New York state's Catskill Forest Preserve are clearly marked. Elevation contours show the form of the land. See sample at right.These are the maps included:
Trail Map 40: North Lake area.
Trail Map 41: Northeastern portion: Blackhead Range, Hunter Mountain, Devil's Path, Tremper Mountain.
Trail Map 42: Central portion: Panther Mountain, Balsam Mountain, Belleayre Mountain, Dry Brook Ridge, Balsam Lake Mountain.
Trail Map 43: Southern portion: Slide Mountain, Peekamoose Mountain, Mongaup Pond, Frick Pond.
Trail Map 44: Western portion: Delaware County, Trout Pond, Little Pond.
Scale of most maps in the set, 1:63,360 (1 inch = 1 mile). Scale of map 40, 1:31,683 (1 inch = 0.5 mile). Contour interval: 100 feet. Sizes: Map 40: about 7 x 8 inches; Map 41: about 19 x 21½ inches; Map 42: about 21 x 14½ inches; Map 43: about 24½ x 12 inches; Map 44: about 16½ x 10 inches. Folded. Waterproof, tear resistant paper (appears to be Tyvek).
Published by New York - New Jersey Trail Conference, 2005 (eighth edition).
Item #NYNJ-CATSKILL. Shipping weight: 0.4 lb. Publisher's price: $14.95. Your price: $13.45
East Hudson River regionNew York - New Jersey Trail Conference, East Hudson Trails (three-map set)Set of three topographic maps, each printed on two sides. These maps cover parks east of the Hudson River; each map features a shaded relief contour map on one side, with the reverse side filled with useful information, including historical notes, regulations, cautionary notes, and more. Details on the maps include boundaries of public lands, roads, trails, trail blaze colors, parking areas, the Appalachian Trail route, utility lines and more. A UTM grid is provided for the benefit of GPS users. A close inspection of map details reveals that the elevation contour lines are not precisely drawn, since they cross into and out of ponds.The maps included and coverage of each:
Trail Map 101: Hudson Highlands Gateway Park, Hudson Highlands State Park, Manitou Point Preserve, Manitoga Nature Preserve, Garrison School Forest, and part of Constitution Marsh Sanctuary.
Trail Map 102: Hudson Highlands State Park, Fishkill Ridge Conservation Area, Hudson Highlands State Park, and Madame Brett Mill Park.
Trail Map 103: Clarence Fahnestock Memorial State Park and nearby New York City Department of Environmental Protection lands.
Scale, 1:31,683 (1 inch = 0.5 mile). Contour interval: 50 feet. Sizes: Map 101 & Map 102: about 11 x 17 inches; Map 103: about 16½ x 18½ inches. Folded. Waterproof, tear resistant paper (appears to be Tyvek).
Published by New York - New Jersey Trail Conference, June 2003 (fifth edition).
Item #NYNJ-EASTHUD. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $9.00
West Hudson River regionNew York - New Jersey Trail Conference, West Hudson Trails (two-map set)Set of two topographic maps, each printed on two sides. These maps cover parks west of the Hudson River, and adjacent to or west and northwest of West Point Military Academy; each map features a contour map on one side, with the reverse side filled with useful information, including historical notes, regulations, cautionary notes, and more. Details on the maps include boundaries of public lands, roads, trails, trail blaze colors, parking areas, the Highlands Trail route, railroads and more.The maps included and coverage of each:
Trail Map 7: Black Rock Forest, the southern part of Hudson Highlands State Park, PIPC: Storm King Section, and the northern part of West Point Military Academy.
Trail Map 8: Schunemunk Mountain, Woodbury Park, and adjacent communities of Mountain Lodge, Highland Mills, and Monroe.
Scale, 1:31,683 (1 inch = 0.5 mile). Contour interval: 100 feet. Sizes: Map 7: about 17¾ x 13 inches; Map 8: about 12 x 19 inches. Folded. Waterproof, tear resistant paper (appears to be Tyvek).
Published by New York - New Jersey Trail Conference, 2000 (Third edition).
Item #NYNJ-WESTHUD. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $7.95. Your price: $7.15
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