Trail Map Posters and Art Prints
Description: The Long Trail is 272 miles and runs north/south the entire state of Vermont. It is the oldest long distance trail in the U.S. and was the inspiration for the Appalachian Trail.
The Long Trail Route Map Posters and Art
by Regarding Trails, Books, Humor, Sports and Other Regards
$14
Description: This Keystone Colorado design features a stylized ski trail map with winding slopes leading down from rugged alpine peaks. A gondola lift adds to the mountain resort atmosphere, making it a perfect representation of Colorado’s skiing culture. With its bold lines and clean layout, this artwork captures the thrill of Keystone’s world-class slopes.
Description: A map detailing the Hayduke Trail, a route spanning 812 miles. It highlights national parks and monuments in Utah and Arizona, including Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, Canyonlands, Grand Staircase-Escalante, Glen Canyon, and Grand Canyon National Parks. The route is depicted by a blue line.
Description: Appalachian Trail Marker Tie Dye is for the vintage Appalachian Trail thru hiker who uses the Appalachian Trail hiking map to hike the Appalachian National Scenic Trail. Perfect for the hiker who says I hiked the Appalachian Trail through Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Georgia.
Breckenridge CO Trail Map | Breckenridge Ski Resort Colorado Posters and Art
by Golden Cactus Co
$14
Description: A circular emblem with a cream outline and a black background. Inside, a cream bicycle with two blue water bottles and a basket is depicted. Below the bicycle is a cream outline of Missouri, with the text "MACHENS - TO - CLINTON" overlaid. The text "KATY TRAIL STATE PARK" curves around the top inside the emblem, and "240 MILES" is placed above the bicycle. "MISSOURI" curves around the bottom.
Description: A humorous graphic depicting a hiking scene. A backpack, water bottle, and hiking boots are placed in the foreground. A wooden sign points to 'TRAIL' amidst pine trees and a winding path leading towards a mountain vista. The text "I DON'T GET IT" is at the top and "THE TRAIL LOOKED SO FLAT ON THE MAP" is at the bottom.
Description: A humorous outdoor scene depicts a winding path through a forest leading towards a snow-capped mountain. A wooden sign reads "TRAIL" with an arrow pointing right. In the foreground, a blue backpack and brown hiking boots are placed near the sign. Text above reads "I DON'T GET IT" and below reads "THE TRAIL LOOKED SO FLAT ON THE MAP."
Description: A funny hiking humor design featuring rugged mountain peaks, a dense pine forest, and the relatable phrase The Trail Looked Shorter on the Map. The distressed black-and-white badge style captures the reality of ambitious hikes and unexpectedly long trails. Detailed wilderness imagery blends mountain adventure, backpacking humor, trail life, outdoor exploration, and hiker culture into a playful design for anyone who has ever underestimated the distance on a map.
Description: Ever wonder how the elusive Sasquatch stays so well hidden? It's all in the preparation! This adorable and funny illustration features Bigfoot fully geared up for a day on the trails. He's sporting a colorful, well-packed hiking backpack, carefully studying an old-school paper map, and pointing decisively at a rustic wooden trail sign that says, "THIS WAY." Whether you're an avid hiker, a nature lover, or a dedicated believer in cryptozoology, this design is for you. Capture the spirit of adventure and mystery with this charming, whimsical cartoon art. It's the perfect conversation starter for the trail, the campsite, or just around town. Show your love for the world's most famous cryptid and grab your "Hiker Bigfoot" gear today!
Bigfoot Hiker with Map and Backpack - Funny Sasquatch Trail Sign "This Way" Posters and Art
by Whimsy Trail Co
$14
Description: A stylized map of Copper Mountain in Frisco, Colorado, depicted in white with red lines representing trails and blue dots indicating terrain features. The overall shape resembles a mountain or a large leaf. The text 'Copper Mountain' is prominently displayed in a script font below the map, followed by 'FRISCO, COLORADO' in a block font.
