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Alpentech's multipurpose touring maps are excellent guides for hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, backcountry touring, and ski mountaineering in the mountains and canyons of Utah. The maps identify private versus public lands. Known summer trails and winter routes are suggested to tour guides. To be safe and making a judgment of favorable conditions, consult books and other sources of information.     Maps have a 1 kilometer grid-reference in the common U.S. Continental metric UTM system and trailheads have GPS waypoints listed. The maps come in a handy 5x7" format, folded Swiss Army style (pull opposite map corners to open quickly). Recent Alpentech maps substitute the green color shown on USGS 7.5 minute quads with an orthographic image replacing the green layer, enhanced with an afternoon shadow projection. A sample can be viewed by clicking on "contact us".     The Wasatch Maps include trails and routes, ski area boundaries ski lifts and trailhead locations on USGS quads reduced from 1"=2000' to 1"=3000' on an ortho-topo basis. A unique feature of the maps is the perspective photography found on the one map side, allowing to better understand the relief of peaks towering typically one vertical mile over the valley floors. The Bryce and Stansbury maps are new and similar. -- The recent Uinta series covers 21 USGS 7.5 minute quads reaching from Kamas to Kings Peak. The Uinta maps have an enhanced ortho-topo basis on both sides.     We are eager to find out about corrections and improvements. We will replace a red-lined map sent to us with a free new one. Address comments and questions to "contact us".

 

	Wasatch Map 1 (1996) includes a topographic map and a perspective aerial photo of Big Cottonwood and Millcreek Canyons. Both views are annotated with backcountry ski-touring routes reached from Solitude, Park City and the Canyons ski areas.		Wasatch Map 2 (2002) covers Little Cottonwood Canyon. The map features the Super-Poster-6 image with popular winter routes and a view from Sunset Peak to Sandy and American Fork Canyon with summer trails accessible from Alta, Snowbird Deer Valley and Sundance.
	Wasatch Map 3 (2004) Covering the foothills between I-80 and I-84, Morgan Valley and East Canyon Popular summer and winter touring areas include Bountiful Peak, City Creek Canyon, the Francis Peak complex and Mountain Dell.		Wasatch Map 4 (2003) Including Snowbasin, Powder Mountain and Nordic Valley ski areas, including Ben Lomond and James Peak the popular hiking trails along the Ogden City foothill and around Pineview Reservoir. An insert shows the Snowbasin Summer trails.
	Bryce Canyon Map (2002) contains an annotated aerial photo (available also as an incredible poster), a 3D slope model and an ortho-topo map of this unique national park.		Stansbury Map (2001) is the definitive guide to a lightly visited, island range just west of Salt Lake City. The map contains the Wilderness Area a 3D model overview and annotated aerial photos centered on the 11,000 foot Deseret Peak and the ortho-topo map.
	Uinta Map 1 (2002) topographically illustrates winter recreation opportunities in the Western Uinta mountains. Multiple summer and winter use and access points included. It is one of few maps of the area that documents snowmobile trails.		Uinta Map 2 (2002) This map extends the coverage from Mirror Lake to Kings Peak by covering 12 USGS 7.5' ortho-topo quads. Look for a solitary fly fisherman picture on the map as a typical reward in summer. Winter travel should be staged as a serious expedition.

Popular demand of the Twin Posters and our touring maps prompted the creation of Ski Tour Photos. They are available as laminated posters as well as folded tearproof/waterproof maps.
35"x23"	28"x23"	28"x23"	28"x23"
ST-1: Lone Peak Wilderness	ST-2: Alta/ Brighton	ST-3: Silver Fork	ST-4: Lake Blanche

    Super-Posters are printed on demand from a large inventory of digital photography of Utah's Wasatch Range. The panoramic photo posters produced from the high resolution color photography, digitized at 1200 dpi from 9x9" negatives of aerial surveying cameras achieve superb clarity. Most photos on file cover winter settings. Ski areas and backcountry areas, covering 4 to 8 miles across are available. Standard printing sizes are kept >24" wide. Four popular Super-Posters are listed. Inquire for other coverage or varying sizes and allow 10 days to ship.

Super-Poster 1 Park City, from Sundance through The Canyons, Brighton/Solitude, Alta/Snowbird: 50"x23"		Super-Poster 2 a) Midway, Deer Valley to Park City: 50"x23"              b) Park City, The Canyons, Jump: 50"x23"
Super-Poster 3 Alta, Snowbird Panorama. 50"x23"		Super-Poster 4, 2002 Photo Snowbasin Ski Area, entire 2380 acres of skiable terrain from Strawbery Bowl to John Paul with men's and worman's downhill courses. Panorama. 50"x23"
Super-Poster 5 Brighton aera with Silver Lake and Clayton Peak. 50"x23"

    Two portrait images mounted seamlessly side by side.

Twin Poster 1 Albion Basin, Alta looking West, 46"x37" Shipped in 2 parts 23"x37"	Twin Poster 2 Solitude and Siver Fork, 46"x37" Shipped in 2 parts 23"x37"

    Aerial Photos 1-5 are offset printed.

P-1: Park City to Salt Lake City. Portrait 23"x35"		P-5: Snowbasin 2002 Downhill Race Courses. Insert with nomenclature for Grizzly (men) and Wildflower (women) courses. Portrait 23"x35"
P-2: Brighton, Solitude. Landscape 35"x23"		P-3: Snowbird, Alta. Landscape 35"x23"
P-4: Snowbasin, 1996. Landscape 35"x23"

    Alpentech maps are available at most Salt Lake area outdoor-recreation stores. contact us.