National Geographic Maps - AdventureAlps Map (National Geographic Adventure Map, 3321)

Nice map - bought it for planning purposes, rather than for use in actual travel. It was the only map that had Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Lichtenstein all together. You have to flip the map to see it all, but seems good for planning a trip. Waterproof and unlikely to tear after several folding and unfolding efforts.

Great map of the roof of Europe!

Great maps, and very reasonable pricing and fast shipping. Accurate and easy to read. We bought two and mounted one on a poster board backing so we could hang on a wall and mark our travel routes and times.We are super pleased with the order and thankful to Amazon for adding to the success of our trip in February to the French Alps - 3 Valleys, Dolomiti Superski, Zermatt, Andermatt and Gemstock and Davos.Taking my 20 and 25 year olds Grandsons for a dream vacation of their lives.These maps are the exact perfect travel guide for us.

Great Map very detailed.

Nice map but hard to read to big of scale for route planning gives good general view of the area but hard to route plan from

The map was very helpful in planning our trip to Switzerland and Italy!

This map covered all of what we needed and more. I bought it for our trip to Austria, but it was also fantastic for bouncing between Austria and southern Germany, and then later when we drove down through Slovenia into Croatia. There is no city detail, but we used the free app Maps.me to download offline maps (which was awesome in Europe) which helped us with GPS and general navigation through spots that the NatGeo map was not detailed enough in.

We are planning to hike the Via Alpina, the European hiking trail that traverses eight countries through the Alps. I was excited to order this highly detailed map specific to that area, and from such a prestigious publisher. Once I received it, however, I was totally surprised and disappointed to find that an otherwise detailed map of the Alps, especially one by the National Geographic Society (and one that claims to be an "Adventure Travel Map") shows absolutely NO sign of the Via Alpina. ??? !!!So if you're planning to drive around through the Alps area, this map should be quite helpful, but if you're actually planning an adventure? This isn't it.