Muir Way

Since 2013, Muir Way has been producing map designs of National Parks, mountain ranges, hydrology, historic maps, and more using soft color palettes and clean design. They print and frame all of their maps in their San Diego, CA shop. They try to only use materials made in the USA which include the paper, canvas, and wood used to make their prints. Their packaging materials are either recycled, or at least recyclable.

During the early 1870's, William Henry Jackson documented Yellowstone as part of the Hayden Survey expeditions for the USGS. His photography was used, in part, to help lobby Congress to pass the Yellowstone National Park Act of 1872. These important images were taken from 1871 to 1872 and eventually published in the book "Photographs of the Yellowstone National Park and Views of Montana and Wyoming Territories". 

This is a reproduction print of the highest quality printed on heavyweight archival paper and inks. Muir Way considers these maps to be works of art, so they print them accordingly.
Every photograph is custom printed. Muir Way carries no inventory. Only when they receive your order do they produce your print on their 12-color giclée printer, using top-quality archival inks that will never fade.
Fine Art Paper - Their archival paper is museum-quality, 100% cotton, acid-free, and certified to last 100 years. This assures sharp details, true colors, and exceptional durability.
Frame - Does not come framed unless you add a frame to your order. Their thin hardwood frames are handmade from real Maple or Walnut, not pressed wood with veneer. Prints will come mounted behind a clear acrylic, with mounting hardware attached to it.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for your frame to arrive.
Made in the USA