Alaska G1 Butler Map - 3rd Edition

• The Best Roads Highlighted Includes paved & dual-sport roads.
• Waterproof / Tear Resistant The road can be tough on your gear. Butler Maps are designed to withstand abuse.
• Packs Easily All Butler Maps fold to 4.25” x 9” to easily fit in tank bags.
• Detailed Information including detailed inset maps and written descriptions of the best rides.

Some call Alaska the last frontier - ride there and you’ll understand why. This G1 Series Alaska map will help you explore every nook and cranny of this marvelous state. From Alaskan Brown Bear watching along the Kenai Peninsula and Kodiak Island to incredible views of the tallest peak (Mt. Denali, 20,310 feet) in North America from the Denali Hwy, you’ll quickly see why this Butler Map is an unparalleled tool for exploring this magnificent region.

This map provides detailed, easy to read information, specifically for motorcyclists. We’ve included thousands of miles of the most dramatic sections of paved and dirt roads highlighted in Butler Maps popular Gold, Red and Orange colors and are accompanied by crucial information about places to eat, sleep, fuel up and cool down.

You will also find detailed inset boxes showcasing a complete list of campgrounds, town/pass elevations, trailheads, parking lots, scenic overlooks, interpretive trails, contour intervals, secondary/tertiary roads as well as all dirt thoroughfare options through Alaska and Western Canada’s landscape. 

Every Butler Maps G1 Series map is printed on “Trail Tough" waterproof, tear-resistant paper called HopSyn. A full alpha-numeric grid is printed on the map to aid with navigation and orientation. All of our G1-Series paved road maps also feature over 40 recommended dual-sport roads so you can opt from the best paved sections of road to the best dirt sections of road simply by following the colors and icons. Find the best riding, with the most scenic views, packed full of drama and peril in this Alaska G1 Series Map! Other features include Dalton Hwy/Prudhoe bay Area, Steese, Glenn, Elliott and Taylor Hwy regions as well as lesser known routes like Nabesna and Archangel Roads.