Visitor Maps and Guides
Whether you hit the trail on foot, horseback, or mountain bike, it's a good idea to do a little homework first. One excellent planning tool is a good map.
Allegheny National Forest Recreation Map
A guide showing the entire area of the Allegheny National Forest, highlighting campgrounds, trails, roads, and rivers for recreational activities.
Eastern Region Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) Finder
This interactive map provides links to download Motorized Vehicle Use Maps, showing specific roads, trails, and areas open to motorized travel. If a route is not on the map, driving on it is prohibited. Each map is represented by a box indicating its coverage area. Downloads are available in geospatial PDF format or through the Avenza Map Store.
Allegheny National Forest Interactive Hunting Map
This forest specific map includes information regarding forest type, forest age class, forest roads, timber harvests, and the Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) units.
Need help finding something? Check out the User Guide.
For more information, visit Hunting & Shooting.
National Forests and Grasslands App
The National Forests and Grasslands app is your pocket-sized Forest Service guide for closures, trail conditions, amenities, and more. Start planning your next adventure today by downloading for free through the App Store or Google Play.
Interactive Visitor Map
We have released the next-generation Interactive Forest Visitor Map! Map 2.0 provides the public with an online and mobile view of Forest Service roads, trails, recreation sites, wilderness areas, and wild and scenic rivers.
Forest Service Digital Maps
Looking for a map to help plan your trip to a national forest or grassland? Click the link above to access free downloadable maps.
Maps Available for Purchase
Forest Visitor maps are forest-specific maps that provide forest-wide information on attractions, facilities, services, and opportunities. They are professionally printed with tear and water-resistant paper.
This is a map of the entire Forest at a scale of ½ inch equals 1 (one) mile. It shows the road system, trails, wilderness areas, lakes, streams, developed recreation sites including camp and picnic grounds and boat landings, winter sports areas, points of interest including waterfalls, and other information beneficial to visitors. This map includes the North Country National Scenic Trail, winter recreation, snowmobiling, wildlife, canoeing, hunting, fishing and more. (2008 Edition.)
The forest visitor maps show property boundaries, private and public land, recreation areas and day use areas, major roads and towns, and major water systems. These maps DO NOT show all existing Forest Service roads. For a map that shows the most up to date road and motorized trail information see the information on obtaining a Motor Vehicle Use Maps.
Available in office and online (Visit Store.Avenza.com for a digital download or Store.USGS.com for a mailed print copy.)
Topographical maps show topography of an area, boundaries between private and federal land, most roads and trails, and all water systems.
These maps are at a scale of 2.64 inches equals 1 mile and are in a 7 ½’ latitude by 7 ½’ longitude quadrangle format. They were derived from the U.S. Geological Survey Topographic Quadrangles, are highly detailed, and serve as the base for all other Allegheny National Forest maps. Topography is shown with a contour interval of 10 or 20 feet or 5 meters.
The quadrangle map location diagram is available for reference.
Available in office and for download/purchase on the US Geological Survey website. (Subject to sales tax)
This map covers the subsurface structure of the Allegheny Reservoir. The entire impoundment, both in Pennsylvania and New York, is included. Printed on waterproof and tearproof paper.
Available in office and on FishingHotspots.com (Subject to sales tax)