Tiny Outdoors
Your mountain, framed in 3D
Tall contour steps, forests and lakes, and your trail raised in terracotta.
Free shipping in CanadaTracked, from our studio in Vancouver
Tiny Outdoors
Tall contour steps, forests and lakes, and your trail raised in terracotta.
Free shipping in CanadaTracked, from our studio in Vancouver
Made to order in up to 5 business days, then free tracked shipping: 2 to 6 business days in Canada, 3 to 8 to the US, 5 to 10 to the UK and 6 to 12 to Europe and Switzerland. Australia, New Zealand, Japan and other countries pay a shipping fee by size; see shipping. Each model is made for you, so we can't take change-of-mind returns. Damaged or faulty? Send a photo within 7 days of delivery and we'll make you a new one, free.
Mark up to five buildings (your home, the café where you met) and add a plaque with up to 40 characters. Tell us in the checkout notes if a building looks wrong in the preview and we'll check it before printing.
Not sure the preview is right? Order, then reply to your receipt. We check every model by hand and email you before printing if anything looks off.
Tiny Outdoors
Same printers, frames and prices as our city models.
Mountains rise up to 40 mm, in fine steps like a topo map.
Optional. Draw it or add a GPX file, and it prints in terracotta.
Engraved on the frame: Black Tusk · 2,319 m · August 2026.
Little trees in the woods, snow on the high peaks.
A first summit, a favourite day hike, or the long trail you finally finished.
The wall you topped out on, the ridge you traversed, the peak you finally bagged.
The mountain you ride every winter, from the valley to the top.
The lake where the family spends every summer, with the mountains around it.
No. Pick any mountain, lake or valley and it prints in contour steps. To raise your trail on it, draw it on the map or add its GPX file.
Zoom out to fit more: about 12 km across on 8 × 8 in, and up to 35 km on 20 × 20 in.
Up to 40 mm above the lowest ground, in steps as fine as 0.2 mm. On our city models, they stop at 12 mm.
One studio. Four ways to frame a place.