National Geographic - Adventure Map - Pyrenees & Andorra

•4 1/4" x 9 1/4" folded; 26" x 38" unfolded

•Scale = 1:275,000

Each title contains accurate topography, up-to-date roads, points-of-interest, and detailed inset maps for major cities, plus a host of important travel tips. Adventure Maps are printed on the same durable, waterproof, and environmentally friendly material as our Trails Illustrated maps, making them ideal for the rigors of international travel.

National Geographic's Pyrenees and Andorra Adventure Map is designed to meet the unique needs of adventure travelers—detailed, durable, and accurate. Pyrenees/Andorra includes the locations of thousands of major cities and towns with an index for easily locating them, plus a clearly marked road network complete with distances and designations for expressways, motorways, scenic routes, and more.

What sets National Geographic AdventureMaps apart from traditional road maps are the hundreds of points of interest that highlight the diverse and unique destinations within the Pyrenees and Andorra. National parks, World Heritage sites, scenic viewpoints, antiquity sites, museums, places of worship, zoos, castles and more are included, making it invaluable to travelers hoping to experience all the history, art, and culture the region has to offer. Beaches and yachting harbors dot Spain and France’s Mediterranean coastlines while the location of golf courses, camping sites, waterfalls, caves, and ski areas make it easy to enjoy the region’s abundant outdoor activities. Users will find a variety of helpful travel aids on our map as well, including the location of airports, airfields, railroads, lighthouses, and petrol stations.

The front side of the Pyrenees/Andorra map shows the country of Andorra and the eastern half of the Pyrenees including the cities of Narbonne, Carcassone, Pamiers, St-Gaudens, St-Girons, Perpignan in France, and Balaguer, Manresa, and Figueres in Spain. The reverse side of the map stretches from the city of Biarritz on the Bay of Biscay eastward to include Pamplona and Huesca, Spain, and Pau, Tarbes, and the famed pilgrimage site of Lourdes, France.