Visitor Maps and Guides
There are many different maps that cover the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest's 1.8 million acres, and a multitude of ways to get those maps ahead of your adventures! Whether you're going paper or digital, make sure you're prepared!
Interactive Visitor Map
The Forest Service Interactive Visitor Map provides the public with an online view of Forest Service roads, trails, recreation sites, Wilderness Areas, and Wild & Scenic rivers. We now have a downloadable mobile application for smart devices.
Forest Service Digital Maps
Forest Service Digital Maps are a collection of map series covering all lands administered by the USDA Forest Service, include national, regional, administrative, forest, ranger district, and topographic maps. Detailed maps of an entire forest are created at a variety of scales called the Forest Series. Detailed maps of a specific ranger district are created at a variety of scales called the Ranger District Series. Traditional updated topographic maps known as FSTopo and historical topographic maps known as FSTopo Legacy are created system wide.
Each year a collection of maps is produced and available for free. To download the Forest Service Digital Maps, click on the map series in the menu. You will be directed to a web map and chart with each map footprint displaced with a downloadable link. Click on the footprint or select a map from the chart and select your preferred file type.
Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest Maps
Rogue River-Siskiyou Forest Maps
Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest maps are available via Avenza and online stores, and the link below will get to you to where you need to go! You can also purchase paper maps at any office on the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest. Contact the unit you plan to visit to check on business hours, as well as to be sure they have the exact map you're looking for! Happy adventuring!
Mt. McLoughlin Safety Poster
Please review this map for important safety information while visiting Mt. McLoughlin.
Other Maps
These free downloadable geo-enabled quadrangle maps are created by the U.S Forest Service.
Avenza Maps, a free mobile app, enables users to navigate in real-time across National Forests using official Forest maps as the background!
Forest Visitor Maps for each national forest and grassland provide forest-wide information on attractions, facilities, services, and opportunities.
Through the Geodata Clearinghouse, you can find datasets related to forests and grasslands, including maps you can download, raster data, and links to other resources.
The Forest Service uses ArcGIS Online and Open Data to share maps, data, and applications for use by other federal agencies, partners, and the public.
Many National Forests offer free maps on their website, such as trail guides, campground sites, and Motor Vehicle Use Maps. Check National Forest websites for more information.