Visitor Maps and Guides

The Interactive Forest Visitor Map is an online or mobile app that provides the public with information on Forest Service roads, trails, recreation sites, wilderness areas, and wild and scenic rivers.

Safety Reminder: Never count on your cell phone map as the only navigation device in the Grassland prairie. 

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.

Safety Reminder: Never count on your cell phone map as the only navigation device in the Grassland prairie. 

​The Avenza free mobile app makes it easy to download forest maps onto your mobile device. Avenza maps are georeferenced so that you can find your location on the downloaded map, even without WiFi or network connectivity. The GPS on your mobile device can use your location to pinpoint your location on the map. 

Safety Reminder: Never count on your cell phone map as the only navigation device in the Grassland prairie. 

The United States Geological Survey (USGS) Store is an online platform within the Department of the Interior where you can purchase topographic maps, historical maps, Landsat state maps, and national park maps.  

Explore the great outdoors by visiting America’s backyard -- 193 million acres of national forests and grasslands. Find your perfect spot on these expansive lands, including more than 4,300 campgrounds, 158,000 miles of trails, and 31,900 miles of pristine wilderness areas.

Safety Reminder: Never count on your cell phone map as the only navigation device in the Grassland prairie. 

The Google Play store offers a collection of apps from the USDA Forest Service that provide users with offline maps, trail information, recreation sites, alerts, and other visitor data for National Forests and Grasslands across the United States.

Safety Reminder: Never count on your cell phone map as the only navigation device in the Grassland prairie.