Maps & Publications
Downloadable Trail Maps
Several trail maps are listed below for download.
Monongahela National Forest includes 115,000 acres of designated Wilderness. More information and downloadable maps can be found at the links below under the Additional Resources tab.
USGS maps available for download in GeoPDF format from TopoView. Anyone involved in monitoring or assessing change over time will find these maps a valuable resource. This effort is a companion to the USGS US Topo Program. Also included is the Forest Service Single Edition Historic Topographic maps produced in cooperation with the USGS from 1994-2007.
Purchase a Map
Forest Visitor Map
These color maps are tear-resistant and waterproof. The map scale is 1/2"-1 mile; they are planimetric and show some spot elevations. They are available for purchase at any of our offices. Order maps online at the United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Features
Motor Vehicle Use Maps
Motor vehicle use maps display National Forest System roads and trails open to motorized travel by class (or type) of vehicle and, in some cases, season of use. Routes or areas not shown on motor vehicle use maps are closed to public motor vehicle travel.
Geospatial Data
The Forest Service has a broad set of geospatial datasets that capture various geographic features across the landscape. The Monongahela National Forest maintains public access to local datasets as well as guidance for available from various sources across the web.
Alerts & Warnings
- Stay Alert and Drive Safely
- Forest Road 209 (through Stonecoal Camping Area) Closed in Randolph County
- Forest Road 296 closed as of October 7th, 2024
- Cranberry Road (FR 76) projects are complete. Coe Road (FR 81) project is next.
- Dolly Sods Roads Update – Forest Roads 19 and 75 are both open
- New Aquatic Ecological Unit Inventory Data Available
- Weather Safety Tips