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Explore the scenic countryside, alpine trails, Mediterranean coastlines, and historic regions of France with the France National Geographic Adventure Map. Specially engineered for road trippers, cyclists, overland travelers, and outdoor enthusiasts, this two-sided map delivers an ideal combination of detailed navigation, regional perspective, and offline reliability.
Printed on heavy-duty synthetic paper, this travel map is 100% waterproof, tear-resistant, and built to survive unpredictable weather, backpack transport, and repeated field folding without tearing or fading.
Side One (Southern France & Corsica): Covers the southern regions from the Bay of Biscay and Golfe de Gascogne across to the French Alps and borders with Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, and Germany. Extends south through the French Riviera, Golfe du Lion, and the island of Corsica, as well as the Pyrenees border with Spain and Andorra.
Side Two (Northern France & Atlantic Coast): Details the northern expanse from the Bay of Biscay up to Normandy, Brittany, and the English Channel, stretching northeast along the Strait of Dover and borders with Belgium, Luxembourg, and Germany.
Comprehensive Road & Trail Network: Highlights major highways, scenic regional roads, point-to-point driving distances, and secondary tracks/trails for off-the-beaten-path exploration.
Specialized Points of Interest: Features hundreds of unique cultural, historic, ecological, and recreational destinations—including châteaux, UNESCO World Heritage sites, national parks, coastal reserves, and wine regions outside major urban centers.
Durable & Compact Design: Printed in the USA on waterproof synthetic paper. Measures 26" x 38" unfolded and folds down smoothly to a packable 4.25" x 9.25" size.
Whether cycling through the Loire Valley, hiking in the French Alps, touring Provence, or driving the coastal roads of Normandy, National Geographic Adventure Maps are the ultimate offline companion for European exploration.