Canada’s Eastern Frontier Home to some of the country’s oldest communities and boasting a rich tradition of love for the outdoors, Atlantic Canada is a land rife with adventure opportunities. In New Brunswick, lush forests are intersected by rivers that teem with salmon. Across the Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest tides, Nova Scotia retains a unique mix of Gaelic and Acadian heritage, with Cape Breton Island attracting outdoor explorers of all kinds to its vast and breathtaking wilderness. A short ferry ride away, Prince Edward Island bubbles with rural charm and boasts some of the east coast’s most scenic beaches. Further east, Newfoundland is home to centuries-old fishing villages that dot its rugged coast, while the fjords of Labrador offer unparalleled scenery for those who take the time to visit. No matter which part of Atlantic Canada you are exploring, you can account on our GPS Maps to keep you oriented and on track. Atlantic Canada Backroad GPS at a Glance: Combining day-to-day navigation with enhanced outdoor recreation information, this product combines all of Atlantic Canada into one Backroad GPS Map, from New Brunswick to Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador. Over 308,000 km of our backroads network combined into one map, including over 113,000 km of routable roads. Labelled Crown Land for all of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Address Search makes navigating easier than ever. Marked Cariboo Management Areas, Deer Management Zones, Moose Management Areas and Wildlife Management zones for hunters. Thousands of kilometres of ATV Trails, snowmobile routes, multi-use hiking, biking and cross-country skiing trails and paddling routes, with marked trailheads and access points/portages, including 2,800+ km of added multi-use trails and 700+ km of new paddling routes in Version 2019. Tens of thousands of fishing hotspots, parks and conservation areas, campsites, hunting areas, winter recreation areas and more. Over 43,000 land and water geographic features. Enhanced cartography for improved display of parks, conservation areas, Crown land, creeks and activity Points of Interest Improved snowmobile route lines, First Nations reserve coverage and railway corridor mile markers.
