Gem Trek Maps


GEM TREK Maps specializes in producing detailed maps of the Canadian Rockies. Based in Banff, Alberta, we publish 21 maps, most of which focus on hiking trails.

Renowned for their accuracy and detail, Gem Trek Hiking Maps are printed on waterproof and tearproof paper. Each regularly updated map features distinctive relief shading and clearly marked hiking trails, points of interest, and mountain ranges. Our driving maps are printed on paper and cover the Canadian Rockies and regions as far away as southwest British Columbia and Northern Washington.

Gem Trek Maps are use by Parks Canada at Trailhead Kiosks throughout the Canadian Rockies. They are also recommended by local tour bus drivers and in all major guidebook series.

Gem Trek has two main series:

Driving Maps


Gem Trek Driving Maps are published for locals and tourists. They offer accurate, practical, and up-to-date information for driving and touring, with clear differentiation between major highways and secondary roads.

Key Features:
  • Published in scales between 1:100,000 and 1:850,000
  • Hundreds of natural features, including mountains, lakes, and other waterways
  • Important travel aids including gas stations, airports, and backcountry lodges
  • Gem Trek Maps are developed in cooperation with Parks Canada and other agencies
  • Updated regularly
Alberta SW & SE BC Banff Nat. Park BC SW & N Washington Canadian Rockies Icefields Parkway: Best of

Hiking Maps:


Gem Trek Hiking Maps feature detailed cartography, accurate hiking trails with distances, and details such as campgrounds, picnic areas, and lookouts. On the back are descriptions of the most popular hiking trails, including detailed descriptions of all major hiking trails and access routes to backcountry campgrounds.

Key Features:
  • Waterproof and tearproof
  • Detailed trail descriptions
  • 3D topography and symbols showing all activities and services
  • Hundreds of natural features, including mountains, lakes, and other waterways
  • Important travel aids including gas stations, airports, and backcountry lodges
  • Gem Trek Maps are developed in cooperation with Parks Canada and other agencies
  • Updated regularly
Banff Up-Close Bow Lake & Saskatchewan Crossing Jasper & Maligne Lake Best of Jasper Best of Lake Louise


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