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Maps & Publications
The Olympic National Forest spans nearly 628,115 acres, with four offices, five wilderness areas, countless lakes, rivers, mountains, and trails for you to discover. A map is an excellent tool to bring with you on any adventure in the forest. Here you'll find a number of helpful maps, data, and publications to help you explore the Olympic National Forest.
Online Maps and Data
Forest online recreation map |
National Interactive Visitor Map - Olympic |
Free, Downloadable Maps |
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Displays recreation sites at Olympic National Forest. ArcGIS platform.
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Displays all national forest and grasslands |
Maps overlay Forest Service assets on USGS topo maps by quadrangle. Maps are geo-referenced PDFs. |
Maps for Mobile Devices, Avenza |
Motor Vehicle Use Maps |
GIS Data |
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Search for forest maps on Avenza & download using the PDF-maps app. |
Maps show national forest system roads & trails open to motorized travel. |
Digital data is available on our Geospatial Data web page. |
Maps and Publications
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Discover Your Northwest: Wide selection of maps, books, and guides highlighting the Northwest’s natural and cultural history. Proceeds support educational programs and services. US Geological Survey: The national source to find, order, or download topographic maps, including quadrangles or “quads”. Maps and publications are available at Olympic National Forest office locations and visitor centers. Which Map Do I Need? Consult this description of all Pacific Northwest Region Forest Service Maps. |
Regional Trails
Olympic Discovery Trail |
Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail |
The Great Washington State Birding Trail - Olympic Loop |
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Olympic Discovery Trail traverses the Olympic Peninsula. |
Pacific Northwest Trail travels over 1,200 miles through Montana, Idaho, and Washington before reaching its western terminus at the Pacific Ocean. |
A self-guided driving tour using custom maps with information about each listed site including: habitat, access, bird species, best season(s), and amenities. |
