


Missoula Hand-Drawn Map
Celebrate the spirit of Missoula, Montana with this 24" × 32" Signed & Numbered Limited Edition Giclée from Xplorer Maps. Originally illustrated in pen and ink with watercolor by Xplorer Maps Co-Founder and artist Chris Robitaille, this museum-quality reproduction is limited to just 100 prints, making it a true collector's piece.
More than beautiful artwork, every print helps protect the place it celebrates. 100% of profits from this limited edition directly support Missoula's River Ambassador Program, a collaborative initiative dedicated to protecting the Clark Fork watershed and caring for Missoula's urban river corridor.
Located at the confluence of the Clark Fork and Bitterroot Rivers and surrounded by the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains, Missoula is known for its vibrant arts scene, world-class outdoor recreation, historic downtown, and deep connection to the natural landscape. Every illustration captures the places, wildlife, landmarks, and experiences that make Missoula one of Montana's most beloved communities.
Xplorer Maps and Destination Missoula have also committed 10% of proceeds from the Missoula Map product line for the next ten years to support community-focused initiatives centered on sustainability, stewardship, inclusivity, and enhancing quality of life for residents and visitors alike.
Also available as an 21" × 28" open-edition lithographic print.
Product Details
- Limited Edition of only 100 signed and numbered Giclée prints
- Dimensions: 24" × 32" & 21" × 28"
- Museum-quality Giclée reproduction
- Original artwork by Chris Robitaille, Co-Founder of Xplorer Maps
- Printed on archival fine art paper
- Ships rolled in a protective tube
- 100% of profits benefit Missoula's River Ambassador Program
- 10% of proceeds from the Missoula Map product line support Destination Missoula community initiatives
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