Arizona Hiking Trail Maps

Awesome 2001 map "authored" by Kent Schulte; far and away the most popular Grand Canyon map. Includes trails, facilities, trail highlights, parking, etc. Durable, well-done product. This is an amazon.com link, which will save you a few bucks off the retail price.

National Geographic, Grand Canyon National Park map measures 9.25 x 4.25 with 1:63,360 scale. All data is updated to reflect road closings, new trails, and campground relocation. Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant material with a plastic coating that is quite durable. This link, on Amazon.com, will also offer up an opportunity to purchase used copies. These tend to be a good deal, but are often an earlier printing.

Nice downloadable .jpg topo map, hosted on a University website.

1998 map, Includes trails, highlights, etc. Have not used this map personally, but it (and the companion map next to it) have indeed been highly touted by a hiking associate. It is also well regarded in mountain biking circles.

1998 map, Includes trails, highlights, etc. Again, I have not used this map personally, but it (and the companion map next to it) is recommended to me. Link is to amazon.com, which of course provides money-back guarantee.

Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant material with a plastic coating that offers supreme durability. Measures 4" x 9" folded and 28" x 32" fully opened. Scale 1:27,000. Well-prepared as always by Trails Illustrated.

Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant material with a plastic coating. Measures 4" x 9" folded and 28" x 32" fully opened. Scale 1:69,444. Although this map has been recently reprinted, it is very similar to earlier printings you can buy "used" on amazon for about $6. via this link.

Link to site with sample 7.5-minute DRG map for download. This map contains a portion of the south rim of the Grand Canyon and extends to the Colorado River at the Canyon floor. A portion of the popular Bright Angel Trail from Grand Canyon Village to the Indian Gardens oasis is shown. TIF file is approx. 7.8 MBytes. A smaller, less detailed 3.3 MB TIF is also available at this site, hosted by metabien.com.

Link to a very helpful mark up of a USGS topo map by Christopher E. Brennan, showing route from Wire Pass trailhead, through the Wave, to the natural arch beyond.