Discover Our maps contain thousands of Backroad POIs (Points of Interest) that you will encounter while travelling across Canada. This includes natural attractions such as waterfalls, big trees, geological formations and hot springs, plus man-made attractions such as museums, historical sites, ghost towns, lighthouses and more. Mapbooks, GPS Maps, the Backroad Navigator app and our BRMB Canada Web Map include written … Read more
Mapbooks These durable, spiral bound 21.5 x 28 cm (8.5 x 11 in) Mapbooks show you museums, parks, historical sites, lighthouses, big trees, waterfalls, viewpoints, ghost towns, old mines, cabins, caves, rock climbing areas, information centres, wineries, resorts, golf courses and much more. Our industry-leading road and trail coverage ensures that you can clearly see the best route to access a … Read more
GPS Maps These maps contain all the cartographic detail of our Backroad Mapbooks with added features such as waypoints, trip tracking and sharing. This allows you to save the exact location of that old mine site or waterfall for future reference, or share that secret logging road route with your best buddies. Our GPS Maps are available in the provincial or multi-province … Read more
Waterproof Maps Our Waterproof Maps cover much of BC and Ontario, featuring all the detail of our Backroad Mapbooks blown up to a larger scale, these maps are designed to withstand anything mother nature throws at you and conveniently fold up to fit right in your front pocket. In addition to labelled roadside attractions, these maps offer extra information on local parks, … Read more
TOPO Maps Beginning at 1:50,000 scale, these TOPO maps show you the lay of the land more clearly than any other map and include all the backroad attractions and road and trail detail that you would find in our Mapbooks. Backroad explorers can look through their favourite Mapbook and choose any page to blow up to TOPO size, with over 1,500 maps … Read more
BRMB Navigator App Our Backroad Navigator app includes all of Backroad Mapbooks’ industry-leading map coverage and backroad attractions information, offering most of the same features as our GPS Maps without having to buy a GPS unit. Here you will find all the museums, golf courses, historical sites and natural attractions, complete with written descriptions offering information on access, hours and fees, contact, highlights, … Read more
Descriptions & Extras Many of the backroad attractions labelled on our maps are supplemented with detailed written descriptions. We also include tips on travelling through a particular area. Mapbook users will find that our listings are easily referenced to the maps found in the front half of the book, while GPS users can easily access descriptions while browsing the maps. Read more
Warm Up With These Winter Camping Tips! BRMB Team November 16, 2021 Whether you are ringing in the New Year with friends surrounded by fabulous scenery, travelling on a budget, or planning a multi-day backcountry adventure, camping during winter can be just as comfortable and enjoyable as any other season! Instead of packing up your camping gear for the season, pack up a few essential items and get ready for some awesome … Continue reading
The Ultimate Rocky Mountain Road Trip BRMB Team July 28, 2021 The Rocky Mountains are by far the most popular destination for visitors, both from and to Canada. The National Parks that straddle these majestic peaks; Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho are considered the Crown Jewels of the Parks Canada park system. With so much to see and do, where do you begin? Here are a few useful hints and trip … Continue reading
Ultimate Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Road Trip BRMB Team June 10, 2021 World famous canoe routes, cattle ranching, Gold Rush trails, rainforests and spirit bears, the diverse makeup of the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast is an explorer’s dream. For its vast area, there are few main highways or paved roads running through the region. However, thousands of kilometres of backroads abound and it would be easy to lose yourself for days, or even months, discovering this unique part of British Columbia. Continue reading
