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WELCOME TO CANOE MAPS CANADA!

Canoe Maps Canada is a division of Churchill River Canoe Outfitters.

Churchill River Canoe Outfitters is located at Missinipe, Saskatchewan, in Saskatchewan's northern Boreal Forest, on the magnificent Churchill River system. We spend the summer months, outfitting and guiding canoeing excursions to some of the most scenic and exotic destinations in northern Canada. C.R.C.O. also conducts certified training in all aspects of canoeing, from stillwater to whitewater, for the novice paddler, to advanced training certification. In addition, we offer cabin rentals on the shores of Otter Lake, in Missinipe, Saskatchewan, equipment rentals, trip planning, and the sale of exclusive products relating to the paddling lifestyle.

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Our Maps

Canoe Maps Canada Specialty Maps include many features not found on standard topographic maps. These include detailed standard canoe routes, information about portages, recommended camping locations, locations of points of interest (rock paintings, etc.), and many other details.

Our Canadian Specialty Maps Series features in-depth topographically accurate maps of Canada's most pristine destinations.

Canada's Northern National Parks

We have produced the only map series to cover Canada's Northern National Parks.

These include: Banff & Area, Banff Canmore, Jasper & Area, Jasper Maligne Lake, Lake Louise & Area, Lake Louise North, Lake O'Hara Area National Park, Waterton National Park, Wood Buffalo National Park, Ya Ha Tinda / Lake Louise North,  Aulavik National Park, Nahanni National Park Reserve, Tuktut Nogait National Park, Qausuittuq National Park, Wood Buffalo National Park, Auyuittuq National Park, Quttinirpaaq National Park, Sirmilik National Park, Ukkusiksalik National Park, 
Grasslands National Park, Prince Albert National Park, Ivvavik National Park, Kluane National Park, Vuntut National Park & 
Wapusk National Park.

Canada's Arctic

We are pleased to offer a gorgeous series of  Canada's Arctic 1 North, Canada's Arctic 2 West, Canada's Arctic 3 East, Canada's Arctic 4 West,
and Canada's Arctic 5 South Central.

All maps are the same scale, allowing for them to easily be spliced together.

About Our Products

Our Experience

Our Experience

At Churchill River Canoe Outfitters, we have had decades of experience outfitting and guiding canoe trips into Canada's northern wilderness. The Churchill River; The Seal River; The Cree River; The Athabasca River; The Fond du Lac River; The French Ducker Route; The McLennan Lake Area; The Kazan River; The Nahani River; The Porcupine River; The Paull River - we know and love them all. We have traveled them in spring, summer, and fall in every condition imaginable.

The Challenge

The Challenge

Out in the field, we began to recognize a need for much more superior and functional essentials - tents, shelters, tarps, fireplaces, and anything else to make our wilderness excursions more comfortable and pleasurable. As outfitters, we have take the obligation to to supply the finest peripherals to our clients seriously. There is nothing worse than being miles from civilization with malfunctioning equipment.

R&D

Years of R&D

In the early 1950's, Bill Mason, accomplished filmmaker, artist, author, and avid canoeist began exploring Canada's northern rivers. Bill, a legend in the world of canoeing enthusiasts, was also an innovator, and was constantly searching for ways to improve the equipment he used in his wilderness travels.

Ric Driediger, owner of Churchill River Canoe Outfitters, and Horizon's Unlimited met Bill many years before Bill's passing in 1988. Ric shared Bill's passion for the paddling lifestyle, and soon, the two became friends. Discussions about better equipment led to the initial C.R.C.O. Cotton Campfire Tent design, as well as the development of the first Environmental Fireplace prototype. 

Ric Driediger began to produce and test these early designs in the field. He listened to the input of his clients and his experienced staff as he continued to refine the designs. He recognized that contracting the manufacturing process out would compromise his high standards, and strived to utilize the highest quality materials at all times, even if it drove up his bottom line. Ric set up his own manufacturing facility, where he could monitor craftsmanship and quality control. 

Refinements and improvements were made, and the marketing of C.R.C.O. products began. Since then, a long history of satisfied customers is proof to us that the effort was well worth it.

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