
Garmin
inReach Messenger Plus

Garmin
inReach Messenger Plus

Garmin
GPSMAP 65

SPOT
Gen4 Satellite Messenger

Garmin
GPSMAP 65S

Silva
Compass 16DCL-6400 MILS/360 Degrees

Garmin
BlueChart g2 Canada Micro SD/SD Card

Garmin
eTrex 32X GPS

Silva
58 Kayak Compass

Silva
Compass Expedition S

Garmin
eTrex 22X GPS

Silva
Compass Ranger S

Suunto
MC-2/G/6400 Compass

SPOT
Spot X 2-Way Satellite Messenger

Backroad Mapbooks
BC Fishing Hwy 24 & Land of Hidden Waters Waterproof Map

Backroad Mapbooks
East Kootenay BC Waterproof Map

Silva
Compass Ranger

Maps by Jeff
South Algonquin Paddler's Map

Maps by Jeff
Central Algonquin Paddler's Map

Silva
Pocket Compass

Backroad Mapbooks
Southern Ontario

Backroad Mapbooks
Vancouver, Coast and Mountains BC Backroad Mapbook

Backroad Mapbooks
Cariboo Chilcotin BC

Maps by Jeff
Killarney Paddler's Map

Backroad Mapbooks
Nova Scotia Mapbook

Backroad Mapbooks
Central Alberta

Backroad Mapbooks
Strathcona Provincial Park BC Map

Backroad Mapbooks
New Brunswick Mapbook

Backroad Mapbooks
Manitoba Mapbook

Backroad Mapbooks
Bowron Lakes Provincial Park BC Map

Backroad Mapbooks
Vancouver Island South BC Waterproof Map

Backroad Mapbooks
Northern BC Mapbook

Backroad Mapbooks
Vancouver, Coast & Mountains BC

Silva
Compass Field

Backroad Mapbooks
Thompson Okanagan BC

Backroad Mapbooks
Okanagan Valley and Shuswap BC Waterproof Map

Backroad Mapbooks
Newfoundland & Labrador Mapbook

Backroad Mapbooks
Tweedsmuir Provincial Park BC Map

Maps by Jeff
East French River Padder's Map

Backroad Mapbooks
Kawartha Provincial Park Ontario

Backroad Mapbooks
Killarney Provincial Park Ontario Map

Backroad Mapbooks
Cottage Country Ontario Mapbook

Backroad Mapbooks
Northeastern Ontario

Backroad Mapbooks
Kootenay Rockies BC
Just like when you’re hiking on land, it’s a good idea to know where you’re going when you hit the water. Whether you’re headed out for a familiar paddle or turning your bow towards territory unexplored, make sure you’ve got the marine navigation tools that’ll get you there and back without getting too turned around on the way.
First up is the tried and true: your marine maps. Like any other map, they’re designed to show you what lies ahead and what the terrain has in store, but marine maps offer a special focus on the waterways of an area. Keep an eye out for highlighted portage routes and other areas of interest. And if you’re headed out with a map, don’t forget to bring a compass that’ll help you put it to good use.
Looking for something a little higher tech? Check out a handheld GPS that packs all of your maps down into a pocket-sized package. Some models come with all their maps pre-loaded, while others let you download your own at your convenience. Options like waterproofing make them a great choice to bring on deck with you, and if you want to be extra careful, pick up a dry bag to keep it safe from the elements.