Glacier topographic map
The Crown of the Continent: long glacial lakes, the Going-to-the-Sun Road and knife-edge ridges. Lake McDonald and its neighbours lie in deep blue in the valleys.
- Where
- Northern Montana, on the Canadian border
- Coordinates
- 48.7000° N, 113.7200° W
- On the map
- 50 km across
Real elevation data · your colour and words · instant printable PDF
Make your Glacier print
It opens on Glacier. Choose the colour, how much of the area it shows and the words, and download the PDF the moment you pay.
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Questions
- Is it the real Glacier?
- Yes. The contour lines are drawn from real elevation data (Terrain Tiles on AWS Open Data), and the rivers and lakes from OpenStreetMap, so every ridge and valley on the print is Glacier's own.
- Can I change the colour?
- Yes: lake blue, forest green, stone, terracotta, black and white or night, or any colour of your own, with the paper and water matched to it.
- Can I change the words?
- Yes. It opens with "GLACIER" and "Glacier National Park | Montana", and the coordinates; change any of it, or add your own line such as the date you were there.
- Can I show more or less of the area?
- Yes: choose from 3 to 80 kilometres across, and tap the map to move its middle.
- What do I get?
- A print-ready PDF at the size you choose, from A5 to A1 or 8×10 to 24×36 inches, ready the moment you pay, for €14.90. Print it at home or at any print shop.