Visitor Maps and Guides
White River National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUMs) illustrate motor vehicle route and area designations as defined in our Travel Management Plan so visitors can determine where and when they may travel in a motor vehicle. It is your responsibility to know and follow these designations.
MVUMs are available for download or printing below, or you may pick up free copies at your nearest ranger district office.
Avenza - Free Mobile App for Map Use
Avenza free mobile app allows visitors to download maps, including some forest Motor Vehicle Use Maps onto their mobile device. Visit the Rocky Mountain Regional Avenza page to search for maps in the area.
Scan the QR code below to download Avenza
Motor Vehicle Use Maps show national forest system roads & trails that are open to motorized travel. Routes designated for motorized use may not always be signed on the ground but will be identified on the MVUM. Ensure you are using the correct map for the time of year.
Links below will take you to the Avenza store to download these free maps.
Mountain Biking Maps
Biking is allowed only on designated trails and roads. Off-road/trail travel is prohibited. Roads & trails are closed to bicycles Nov. 23 – May 20 annually. See the below attachments to plan your biking adventure!
Other Online Resources for Planning your Adventure
Visit the National Interactive Map tool to view Forest Service roads, trails, recreation sites, wilderness areas, wild & scenic rivers and explore recreation opportunities for any National Forest.
The map can be used on personal computers, smart phones or tablet devices through any modern web browser.
Forest Service Digital Maps cover all lands administered by the Forest Service. There are available at a variety of scales. Maps are free as a digital download.
Download PDFs or KMZ MVUM files
Plan your visit by visiting Maroon Bells Wilderness Trails! Here you can find information on various trails that will give you access to the Maroon Bells Wilderness. Please ensure you also visit our Maroon Bells Wilderness page for information regarding permits, bear canister and WAG bag requirements, and more.