Map
Barebones 2014 takes place on one of the world's most fantastic ski orienteering areas. A dense trail network, lots of change in elevation, world class facilities, and glorious views combine to make this a true and enjoyable venue for ski orienteering.
To see a copy of the map, visit the 2014 New Years Day Ski Orienteering webpage
- Dense trail network throughout the Canmore Nordic Centre.
- Variety of trails, from very wide to quite narrow.
- Major trails are groomed frequently. Some other trails are groomed occasionally, and others are groomed only a couple of times per year. Some trails are never groomed, and others sometimes will be skier-tracked.
- Enough climb, as always at the Nordic Centre.
To see a copy of the map, visit the 2014 New Years Day Ski Orienteering webpage
Map Info
Scale: 1:15,000, 1:10,000, 1:5000 - depends on the race and the category
Contour Interval: 5m
Latest map updates: 2013 by Adrian Z. & Alaric F.
Map symbols
These are the most important map symbols to know:
* thick solid green line - indicates a very wide track that is almost always groomed You can ski easily and quickly on these trails.
* thinner solid green line - indicates a fairly wide track that is often groomed.
* thick dashed green line - indicates a very wide track that is only sometimes groomed. You can ski on these trails quite easily, but the going may be slow, depending on when the last grooming was done.
* thinner dashed green line - indicates a narrower track that is only sometimes groomed.
* black lines - solid & dashed - generally indicate a mountain bike trail. Some of these are quite wide and though they are almost never groomed, they can be useful for skiing "shortcuts". (general warning though - some of the newer mountain bike trails are not marked on the map).
Scale: 1:15,000, 1:10,000, 1:5000 - depends on the race and the category
Contour Interval: 5m
Latest map updates: 2013 by Adrian Z. & Alaric F.
Map symbols
These are the most important map symbols to know:
* thick solid green line - indicates a very wide track that is almost always groomed You can ski easily and quickly on these trails.
* thinner solid green line - indicates a fairly wide track that is often groomed.
* thick dashed green line - indicates a very wide track that is only sometimes groomed. You can ski on these trails quite easily, but the going may be slow, depending on when the last grooming was done.
* thinner dashed green line - indicates a narrower track that is only sometimes groomed.
* black lines - solid & dashed - generally indicate a mountain bike trail. Some of these are quite wide and though they are almost never groomed, they can be useful for skiing "shortcuts". (general warning though - some of the newer mountain bike trails are not marked on the map).
