goodwoodglobes

Boulder, Colorado

9″ × 12″ Mountain Map

A beautiful, tactile, wood-carved map of the Rockies near Boulder, Colorado

three-dimensional wood-carved relief map of the Rocky Mountains near Boulder, Colorado, United States

The Rocky Mountains near Boulder, Colorado, United States, from the Continental Divide to the city of Boulder, including Mount Audubon, Apache Peak, Mount Jasper, Mount Epworth, Mount Eva, Mount Flora, Dakota Hill, Thorodin Mountain, Golden Gate Canyon and White Ranch Park

Precision machine-carved from fine North American maple wood

Painstakingly hand-finished with museum-grade microcrystalline wax

Made in the Kootenays, British Columbia, Canada

detail of three-dimensional wood-carved relief map of the Rocky Mountains near Boulder, Colorado, United States

9″ × 12″ Boulder, Colorado mountain map in maple

Custom inscription on the back

$360

Canadian dollars

Free shipping to US & Canada

What people are saying

“Thank you so much! The map is beautiful. A work of art.”

– Amanda Hoffus, Rossland, BC

“I’ve just received the map -- it’s absolutely amazing, a legitimate treasure. It’s so cool to experience these mountains in a new medium; there are structures and continuities in the landscape that I hadn’t been able to perceive on ordinary maps (or by hiking there for many years).”

– Ben Radcliffe, South Pasadena, CA

“I’m back from the field and had this wonderful shipment waiting in my office. I’ve just thrilled with the results. They look great and are a work of art for sure. Thank you so much.”

– Dick Mynen, Prince George, BC

“Actually holding it in person is beyond breathtaking. The three dimensions, the bridges, the tiny shadows of the ridges cast in light....all amazing. Thank you so so very much.

I’m blown away. I can’t wait till my kids can see and understand this as well as how you made it.

Perfect!!!”

– Ryan Cohen, Pittsburgh, PA

photo of Boulder, Colorado, United States

From the city of Boulder, the Rocky Mountains rise to the Continental Divide, where peaks such as Mount Audubon, Apache Peak, Mount Eva and Mount Flora reach 13,000 feet. The movements of tectonic plates tens of millions of years ago are still evident in the folds and ripples of this monumental landscape.