Sierra Nevada on a double-sided road map at 1:543, 000 from the National Geographic, highlighting numerous places of interest & printed on light, waterproof & tear resistant synthetic paper. On one side coverage extends from the California/ Oregon border to Sacramento &
Includes:: the region of Nevada around Lake Tahoe & Pyramid Lake. On the reverse the map shows the most visited part of the Sierra Nevada from Lake Tahoe, across the Yosemite National Park & the Sequoia Range, to Tehachapi Pass. The base map is taken from satellite imagery & has plenty of names of topographic features, including peaks with heights given both in feet & metres. Borders of national parks, forests & the region’s other numerous protected areas, as well as of Indian Reservations, are prominently highlighted. Road network
Includes:: unpaved roads & indicates national & other Scenic Byways. Also marked is the course of the Pacific Crest hiking trail. Symbols indicate visitor centres, ski resorts & places of interest, many annotated with brief notes. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 1° intervals. Also provided is a table listing facilities & outdoor opportunities in the region’s national parks, & more general notes about the Sierra Nevada, its culture & heritage, etc.