Visitor Maps and Guides

National Forest Atlases are collections of topographic quadrangle maps at a scale of 1:63,360 (1 inch to the mile), featuring Forest Service recreation facilities and infrastructure.

The visitor guide is now available to view online and print at home! This is the forest's 20 page guide containing a variety of useful information for visitors to the forest. You need Adobe Reader to view this file (4.15 MB). This guide (English only) is also available for free at all San Bernardino National Forest offices and visitor centers.

We also have PDF (online only) versions in these languages:

հայերեն 中国人 English Español 日本 한국인 Tagalog Tiếng Việt

The Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) displays National Forest System routes (roads and trails) or areas designated open to motorized travel. San Bernardino National Forest MVUM maps are also available for free at the local Ranger Station. 

SBNF MVUM North [PDF] - SBNF MVUM South [PDF]

The Forest Service publishes a variety of map products to help you plan your next adventure or enjoy your next visit! This is the current version of the San Bernardino National Forest Visitor Map, 2018 Edition.

Avenza Maps™ is a mobile map app that allows you to download maps for offline use on your iOS and Android smartphone or tablet.

SBNF Avenza North [Map] - SBNF Avenza South [Map]

Region 5 CA Avenza [Maps]

Advances in technologies and analytical methods and the availability of other spatial data, such as satellite imagery and digital elevation models, now make it possible to present information about U.S. forests in novel ways.

Through the Geodata Clearinghouse, you can find datasets related to forests and grasslands, including maps you can download.

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

The interactive Visitor Map provides the public with an online view of Forest Service roads, trails, recreation sites, wilderness areas, and wild & scenic rivers.

The Sand to Snow National Monument is an ecological and cultural treasure jointly managed by U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).