Calazo Turkart Lyngen 1:50 000
19,90 €
Calazo’s Turkart Lyngen 1:50 000 map offers detailed terrain information based on laser scanning, covering the entire Lyngen peninsula in Norway with high, steep mountains and a typical alpine feel. Ideal for ski touring, this modern map showcases popular areas such as Jiehkkevárri traverse and Tafeltinden.
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Calazo Turkart Lyngen 1:50 000 – Explore the High Mountains of Lyngen Peninsula
Looking for a map to explore the high mountains of the Lyngen peninsula in Norway? Look no further than Calazo’s Turkart Lyngen 1:50 000 map.
This modern map series offers unique terrain information based on laser scanning from fly, providing more detailed information on mountain slopes, streams, glaciers, and other natural elements than previous maps. With map views on both the front and back, this map covers the entire Lyngen peninsula, showcasing its high, steep mountains and typical alpine feel.
Calazo’s Turkart Lyngen 1:50 000 map is perfect for exploring some of Norway’s most popular areas for top ski tours, including the Jiehkkevárri traverse, Storgalten (1219 m.a.s.l.), and Tafeltinden (1395 m.a.s.l.).
Discover the stunning landscape of the Lyngen peninsula confidently with Calazo’s Turkart Lyngen 1:50 000 map.
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Calazo
Calazo is a publishing company founded by two enthusiastic hikers who embarked on their journey by creating a guidebook for downhill skiing destinations in Sweden called “Svenska Topturer” in 2004. This endeavor’s success led to the publication of “Stockholms Friluftsliv,” a guidebook for Stockholm’s excursion destinations. Encouraged by public interest and media recognition, they transitioned from their regular jobs to pursue publishing hiking books, eventually expanding their team to include writers, artists, and cartographers.
Specializing in camping and route guides initially, Calazo identified the need for more durable maps for outdoor enthusiasts. Since 2010, they have been producing maps made from Tyvek material known for its water and tear resistance. Their meticulous map development process includes data from various sources such as Metsähallitus Nature Services, aerial and satellite images, laser scanning data, and trail network information, often collaborating with experts like Professor Peter Jansson from Stockholm University. Beyond maps, their portfolio includes sports guides for activities like climbing, kayaking, and excursion skating, as well as route guides for popular European hiking destinations. They also offer educational books covering topics such as food drying, first aid, and alpine plants to aid hikers in developing their skills and knowledge.