I always purchase maps from this series for planning purposes. You can typically see the entire park with all features on one map. It is not a super detailed topo, but it gives you a great overview of the terrain and the trails. It is also highly water resistant.
I have about twenty of these maps, typically for the western United States. I use them with my hiking friends prior to embarking. For areas requiring extreme detail, I purchase USGS a topo map (generally available at the park). Nonetheless, Trails Illustrated maps are excellent maps and reveal a lot of information that you need before the hike.
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National Geographic Trail Maps – An essential tool for exploring America’s top National Parks
National Geographic’s line of Trails Illustrated maps includes detailed topographic trail maps for all of America’s top National Parks. Featuring updated and easy-to-read trail networks, important points of interest, and the key recreation information needed to make your next National Park visit an adventure.
National Geographic and the National Parks share a deep legacy dating back to the publication of an entire issue of National Geographic Magazine in 1916 titled 'Land of the Best'. That issue helped advocate for the creation of the National Park Service, later that year. Over the years, National Geographic has helped establish, preserve, or restore Sequoia, Katmai, Carlsbad Caverns, Shenandoah, Mesa Verde and Redwood National Parks. It has also publicized the parks through at least 500 books, articles, and maps, not to mention dozens of television documentaries.
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- Waterproof
- Tear-Resistant
- Nearly Indestructible
- Detailed Topography
- GPS Compatible With full UTM Grid
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| Yearly Visitors | 11.3 million | 4.5 million | 4.4 million | 4.3 million | 4.1 million |
| Date Established | 1934 | 1919 | 1915 | 1890 | 1872 |
| Miles of Trails | 820 miles | 88 miles | 431 miles | 782 miles | 1,021 miles |
| State | North Carolina, Tennessee | Utah | Colorado | California | Wyoming, Montana, Idaho |
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Great waterproof, tear resistant map. Very helpful with plotting points of interest to maximize limited time while Olympic National Park.
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Great waterproof, tear resistant map. Very helpful with plotting points of interest to maximize limited time while Olympic National Park.
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