Mount Van Hoevenberg Multi-Season Map
Updated: Sep 16
One Mapping System for a Complex Four-Season Recreation Venue
Overview
Mount Van Hoevenberg serves international athletes, recreational visitors, tourists, and local users across a complex network of trails, facilities, and seasonal activities. ORDA needed mapping that could support this diversity without overwhelming users. Green Goat Maps developed a multi-season cartographic system integrating trails, infrastructure, visitor amenities, wayfinding, and venue information.

Scope of Work
To meet ORDA's needs, Green Goat Maps was contracted to map trails, ski areas, infrastructure, natural features, and recent improvements; distinguish winter and summer recreational systems; incorporate points of interest, difficulty information, and You Are Here orientation; align the design with ORDA branding; and prepare products for both printed and georeferenced digital use.
Key Deliverables
The finished map system represents trail networks, amenities, buildings, and visitor infrastructure within a consistent visual hierarchy. Outputs included durable printed applications and georeferenced digital files suitable for platforms such as Avenza Maps.
Challenges & Solutions
The same landscape functions very differently depending on season and user type. Green Goat Maps established visual distinctions between activities while maintaining enough consistency that visitors can recognize the venue and orient themselves regardless of season.
Results & Client Value
ORDA gained a mapping system that can serve competitive, recreational, and tourism audiences while supporting multiple formats and seasons. The result reduces the need for disconnected maps and creates a stronger common wayfinding language for the facility.
Looking for a Similar Solution?
Managing a recreation complex with multiple seasons, activities, and user groups? Green Goat Maps can create one coherent cartographic system without oversimplifying the experience.




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