Maps and brochures may be purchased at any ranger district office location (reference the contact page) or at the Forest Supervisor's Office. Forest Recreation Maps may be purchased through the mail by sending a check or money order to one of the Ranger District Offices or the Forest Supervisor Office. The Forest Recreation map fee is $9.00 per map or $10.00 for a laminate map. To purchase maps on line go to www.nationalforeststore.com
For additional information about the Forest, please explore other areas on this website; or you may visit "America's Outdoors" to request free items be sent to your home address and/or to purchase maps or other items.
Visitors to the Hiawatha National Forest will find a wide variety of roads and trails designated open for motorized use. In fact, over 2000 miles of Forest Road are open for motorized use. Read on for more details about motorized recreation opportunities on your Great Lakes National Forest.
The motor vehicle use maps have been prepared and issued under 36 CFR 212.56, and identify those roads, trails, and areas designated for motor vehicle use.
Depending on its age class, aspen stands provide habitat for a variety of species. Check out these maps to learn where aspen age classes exist on the...
Highly detailed maps, including quadrangle maps, can be purchased through the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) or its retail partners. Visit their website or call 1-888-ASK-USGS.
Roadless Area Conservation Maps
Get national, state, and administrative unit maps of roadless areas/national forest and grassland boundaries.
![[IMAGE]: Visitor Map available at forest ranger districts and visitor centers.](/Internet/FSE_MEDIA/fsem_033456.jpg)
