Maps & Publications

There are many different maps that cover the RRSNF's 1.8 million acres, and a mulitude of ways to get those maps ahead of your adventures! Whether you're going paper or digital, make sure you're prepared!

Interactive Forest Visitor Map

Use the Interactive Forest Visitor Map to locate roads, campgrounds, trails and other recreation sites on the RRSNF.  You can zoom way in for high resolution detail, and also change the background map! Print your map or save as a Geo PDF map (under "Tools" icon) and you can import it to your phone or tablet in a program like Avenza to locate yourself on the map--even without a cell signal! You can also find other national forests across the country on the map.

• FS Topo

  

  These free downloadable geo-enabled quadrangle maps are created by the U.S Forest Service.

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• Avenza Maps

  

  Avenza Maps, a free mobile app, enables users to navigate in real-time across National Forests using official Forest maps as the background!

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• USGS National Map Store

  

  Forest Visitor Maps for each national forest and grassland provide forest-wide information on attractions, facilities, services, and opportunities.

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• FS GeoData Clearinghouse

  

  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.

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• ArcGIS Online

  

  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.

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• Ordering Paper Maps

  

  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.

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