topo's

[notme76]

what topo map is the most detailed and up to date for central northern ontario...atving is what i'll be using it for and where can i get it? cheap or free!!! would be the best! gonna put it on a garmin 76csx

[Pup Patrol]

Have you checked out Toporama?

 

http://atlas.nrcan.gc.ca/site/english/maps/topo/map

 

Or Acme Mapper? (I haven't done much with this one.)

 

http://mapper.acme.com/

 

You might want to check out the MNR Crown Land Use Atlas, too.

 

http://crownlanduseatlas.mnr.gov.on.ca/

Edited October 17, 2010 by Pup Patrol

[BATracker]

Go to

 

http://www.ibycus.com/ibycustopo/IbycusTopo32.iso.torrent

 

The link requires a BitTorrent client to use - it won't open in your web browser.

 

This is a free topo mapset for all of Canada and should install on your GPS without problem

[+Red90]

Trail maps: http://trailmaps.torontogeocaching.com/

[+Viajero Perdido]

The earlier Ibycus Topo 2.2 has more trail detail than the current 3.2, at least out west.

 

The most detailed maps might be the Backroad Mapbook series, but they're far from free.

 

There's another thread around here comparing the two in more detail.

[notme76]

anyone using any of the topo maps from any of the torrent site's ....just curiuos how thats working out

[BATracker]

anyone using any of the topo maps from any of the torrent site's ....just curiuos how thats working out

 

I use the Ibycus maps pretty regularily and find them quite good. I do agree that 2.2 seems to have more 'backwoods' trails than 3.2 for some reason.

[+Team Zingaman]

I'm looking for Canadian (Ontario) maps for a Lowrance Out & Back GPS. I think I might be screwed! I bought it on ebay for a good price, but Maps seem to be a problem.

 

Can anyone help me with this????

[+Tequila]

TRAK makes a Garmin compatible Ontario topo that is 1:10,000 which is the most detailed I have seen.

 

It is available at Radioworld and other stores.