The above is a small section of the map showing where it crossed the original McKenzie Pass Highway (in 1921 the modern Santiam Pass crossing (Hwy 22) did not exist)......Below is a sample of a portion of the mileage log section of the map; the "65.00" miles marks 65 miles from the Trail's northern terminus at Mt. Hood.
Price:
For a variety of reasons, I am now only offering the full-size,
two-sided, laminated version. The price of that has risen to $32.00,
which includes shipping in a hard cardboard tube within the lower
48 States of the US. I do not take credit cards, but I do take
PayPal....The full-size map dimensions are 24x17.5 inches. I'd
like you to know a few things that relate to this pricing:
First, this whole thing is not some big, money-making, volume
business-- it's just a tiny sideline thing that I put out there
for the hiking community a couple years ago. It's a very sporadic
and occasional thing that someone wants one. It's not practical
or feasible for me to try to search out volume deals from big
printing businesses on these. The maps are made up pretty much
one at a time for a specific person who has contacted me, and
they involve quite a bit of running around for me to go to speciality
places to get them made up and then shipped from a post office...With
the price of gas now temporarily down from the recent record levels,
I'm suddenly very aware of how much money driving around for laminations
and post offices costs. And also recently there have been big
increases by the US Post Office in their rates, especially related
to certain dimensions of packages.
The lamination is very desireable because with it one can display the map on a wall, and flip it over from time to time if desired. And for those users who will be taking the map with them into the wilderness in search of the old trail, the protection from dirt and moisture is crucial. Please also contact me if you might desire the unlaminated version, which will cost $19.00 (I'm bringing it back because it has gotten so expensive to do the laminated versions).....Finally, if people would like to explore being sent portions of the map via email, I could consider that option if people would be willing to pay me $6 via Paypal for my efforts (I've recently had the original scanned at high resolution, for a rather high price just under $60). If using the email option, be aware that I am limiting this to folks wanting to see specific portions of the old trail-- I'd want them to specify which section of the trail they would want. Then I would custom crop and size that portion of the 1921 map for them, and email them the results as a jpg file.
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a copy of the 1921 Skyline Trail Map; this emails me; I don't
take credit cards!
