Your Ontario Backroad Mapbook Bundle contains four heavy-duty, spiral bound 21.5 cm x 28 cm (8.5” x 11”) Mapbooks full of our industry leading topographic maps, adding up to nearly 350 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 advertisers 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 Ontario Backroad Mapbook Bundle.

From historic settlements in Southern Ontario to dazzling waterfalls in Northwestern Ontario, there are plenty of man-made and natural attractions to check out while travelling Ontario’s highways, rural roads and backroads. Your Ontario Backroad Mapbook Bundle describes the best places to stop while travelling along the province’s roadways.

From the picturesque canoe-access lakes of Cottage Country to the rivers of Northeastern Ontario and beyond, your Ontario Backroad Mapbook Bundle fills you in on the best places to drop a line in the province complete with species and stocking information, access, regulations, amenities and more.

With endless expanses of undisturbed wilderness stretching across Northeastern and Northwestern Ontario, and surprisingly productive hunting areas found in the south of the province as well, hunters have plenty of options to choose from. Whether you are tracking large game like moose or deer or setting up a duck blind, these Mapbooks give you a clear advantage with breakdowns of each WMU (Wildlife Management Unit), descriptions of the province’s game species, tips on how to find them, regulations and more.

From the world-famous canoeing destination of Algonquin Park in Ontario’s Cottage Country to the countless interconnected rivers and lakes of Northwestern Ontario, paddlers have more routes to explore in the province than they could fit in a lifetime. In your Ontario Backroad Mapbook Bundle you will find hundreds of listings for paddling routes complete with distances, put-in and take-out locations, difficulty, highlights and more.

Much of Ontario’s most spectacular wilderness is protected by National, Provincial and Regional Parks, including Georgian Bay Islands National Park in Southern Ontario and Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park in Northwestern Ontario. In your Ontario Backroad Mapbooks Bundle you will find hundreds of detailed listings for the province’s parks that include information on access, activities, camping, wildlife and much more.

From extended wilderness hikes in Northwestern Ontario’s Wabikimi Provincial Park to the beautiful urban greenways in the major cities of Southern Ontario, there is a trail option for everyone in the province. Your Ontario Backroad Mapbook Bundle provides you with hundreds of detailed trail listings for hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing complete with distances, elevation gains, trailheads, highlights and much more.

Whether you are riding along trails in Southern Ontario’s Bruce Peninsula or exploring the logging and resource roads of Northeastern Ontario, the province is a playground for ATVing. In your Ontario Backroad Mapbook Bundle you will find detailed listings for all the best places to ride complete with staging areas, trail distances, local ATV club information and more.

From the world’s largest interconnected snowmobile trail system in Northwestern Ontario to the scenic trails of Cottage Country, snowmobilers in Ontario have it made. We fill you in on the best sledding areas around the entire province with detailed listings complete with trail distances, elevation changes, staging areas, local snowmobile club information and more.

With thousands of migrating birds appearing on the shores of Southern Ontario’s Great Lakes, moose and wolves roaming the forests of Cottage Country and countless animal species found throughout the province’s north, Ontario is a wildlife viewer’s paradise. In your Ontario Backroad Mapbook Bundle we list the best wildlife viewing hot spots across the province with information on access, species, seasons and much more.

Once the snow falls, Ontario becomes a playground for skiers, snowboarders, snowshoers and cross-country skiers. From the downhill ski areas around Thunder Bay in Northwestern Ontario to the Nordic trails of Cottage Country, we fill you in on the best places to get outdoors in winter across the province.