Cranberry Lake Navigation Map

$11.95

The Cranberry Lake Navigation Map was created with the support of the Cranberry Lake Boating Club and features lake navigation, hiking trails, campsites and more across the Five Ponds Wilderness and Cranberry Lake Wild Forest. Have peace of mind with detailed information of navigation aids, lights, docks, lake depth, and rocks. We believe safety comes first, our maps provide detailed safety guidelines and a list of important local contacts in case of emergency. Enjoy exploring the third largest lake in the Adirondack Park while learning a thing or two about its wildlife and history. See you on the water!

All of our maps have an ecological focus. This map highlights invasive species prevention and Leave No Trace principles. Green Goat Maps gives 1% back to nonprofits through 1% for the Planet.

Made in the USA.

  • Detailed lake navigation information for Cranberry Lake, including aids, lights, lake depths, rocks, and docks
  • Features hiking trails in the Five Ponds Wilderness and Cranberry Lake Wild Forest
  • Displays campsite, facility, and parking information
  • Printed on durable, high-quality waterproof material

We know you’ve got a lot going on, whether you’re planning a trip or gathering equipment for your Saturday family adventure. Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. If this map isn’t perfect for your adventure, just let us know and we’ll refund your payment or send you a different map. We want you to be successful out there! Take a moment to view our shipping and returns policy.

Description

Printed on waterproof HopSyn material. Durable and tear-resistant. Made in the USA:

Cartography done in New York, printing done in Colorado. Map measures 16×18” unfolded, 4×6” folded

Green Goat mappers are researchers at heart! Check out our partner company Adirondack Research to see all of the other environmental research and GIS mapping projects we are working on.

Additional information

Weight 1 oz

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