Bundesamt für Landestopografie swisstopo – författare

78 sheets and 26 composites The accurate and informative topographic map of Switzerland for hikers, alpinists, cyclists, planners, travelers and adventurers.?Complete rail network, all freeways and highways, most of the roads and routes.Freeways, rest areas and major roads are labeled.Distinct representations of settled areas, hydrography, and terrain.Complete lettering of the shown objects.Entire Switzerland and adjoining foreign territory on 78 sheets.

78 sheets and 26 composites The accurate and informative topographic map of Switzerland for hikers, alpinists, cyclists, planners, travelers and adventurers.?Complete rail network, all freeways and highways, most of the roads and routes.Freeways, rest areas and major roads are labeled.Distinct representations of settled areas, hydrography, and terrain.Complete lettering of the shown objects.Entire Switzerland and adjoining foreign territory on 78 sheets.

247 sheets and 11 compositesThe most accurate and detailed topographic map of Switzerland for hikers, alpinists, vacationers, individualists and adventurers.Complete and differentiated rail, road and route networks. Detailed representations of settled areas, hydrography, vegetation and terrain. Complete lettering of the shown objects.Entire Switzerland and adjoining foreign territory on 247 sheets.

Chief townsThe map series with all the chief towns in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. For exploring the diversity of Switzerland.Text27 sheetsSwitzerland's diversity is also reflected in its chief towns. While the smallest chief town, Appenzell, is very rural, the largest chief town is the vibrant business city of Zurich. International Geneva based on the lake is very different from Chur, the Alpine city, or even Bellinzona with its castles and a touch of “Italianità”. The chief towns could not be more different.The 27 maps at a scale of 1:25,000 provide an overview of the chief towns in Switzerland and Liechtenstein and their surroundings. The accurate topographic maps are ideal for excursions to the chief town regions, exploring the area and learning more about beautiful Switzerland.The environmentally friendly paper mapThe maps are not printed in advance; they are only printed once orders have been placed. This saves paper and increases sustainability.

The new hiking maps make route planning easy with useful additional information such as public transport stops, points of interest, observation towers, secluded inns or car parks. Switzerland mobility's hiking routes are also marked. Each map also contains five attractive hiking suggestions by the Swiss hiking Federation.The maps are even easier to read thanks to the new national map graphics. Their fresh and modern appearance as well as hiking trail categories in colour and pictograms help hikers find their way quickly and safely.The trail categories "hiking trail", "mountain hiking trail" and "alpine hiking trail" are immediately recognizable by the symbol colours yellow, red and blue. hard-surfaced and unsurfaced trails are also easy to identify.The new hiking map contains Switzerland's entire netword of hiking trails printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper. All information is clearly arranged on one page.

The new hiking maps make route planning easy with useful additional information such as public transport stops, points of interest, observation towers, secluded inns or car parks. Switzerland mobility's hiking routes are also marked. Each map also contains five attractive hiking suggestions by the Swiss hiking Federation.The maps are even easier to read thanks to the new national map graphics. Their fresh and modern appearance as well as hiking trail categories in colour and pictograms help hikers find their way quickly and safely.The trail categories "hiking trail", "mountain hiking trail" and "alpine hiking trail" are immediately recognizable by the symbol colours yellow, red and blue. hard-surfaced and unsurfaced trails are also easy to identify.The new hiking map contains Switzerland's entire netword of hiking trails printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper. All information is clearly arranged on one page.

The new hiking maps make route planning easy with useful additional information such as public transport stops, points of interest, observation towers, secluded inns or car parks. Switzerland mobility's hiking routes are also marked. Each map also contains five attractive hiking suggestions by the Swiss hiking Federation.The maps are even easier to read thanks to the new national map graphics. Their fresh and modern appearance as well as hiking trail categories in colour and pictograms help hikers find their way quickly and safely.The trail categories "hiking trail", "mountain hiking trail" and "alpine hiking trail" are immediately recognizable by the symbol colours yellow, red and blue. hard-surfaced and unsurfaced trails are also easy to identify.The new hiking map contains Switzerland's entire netword of hiking trails printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper. All information is clearly arranged on one page.

The new hiking maps make route planning easy with useful additional information such as public transport stops, points of interest, observation towers, secluded inns or car parks. Switzerland mobility's hiking routes are also marked. Each map also contains five attractive hiking suggestions by the Swiss hiking Federation.The maps are even easier to read thanks to the new national map graphics. Their fresh and modern appearance as well as hiking trail categories in colour and pictograms help hikers find their way quickly and safely.The trail categories "hiking trail", "mountain hiking trail" and "alpine hiking trail" are immediately recognizable by the symbol colours yellow, red and blue. hard-surfaced and unsurfaced trails are also easy to identify.The new hiking map contains Switzerland's entire netword of hiking trails printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper. All information is clearly arranged on one page.

Detailed ski map at 1:50,000 from Swisstopo, the country's national survey organization, showing routes for skiing and/or snowboarding, access by public transport, recommended itineraries, lists of mountain huts, etc. The series uses the cartography of Switzerland's topographic survey, with additional colouring to show slopes steeper than 30?. An overprint highlights ski routes, indicating suggested direction, difficult passages and sections which must be covered on foot. Also marked are areas where it is forbidden to leave the routes shown on the map.The maps also highlight roads with bus routes, indicating individual bus stops, show ski lifts and funiculars, plus mark locations of refuges or other mountain accommodation. Each title has the Swiss national grid at intervals of 1km, plus latitude and longitude margin ticks at 1.