Wyoming Hiking Trail Maps

Large, double sided map. 27 3 x 9 panels covers the area from Teton Village to the south tip of Jackson Lake on the east side of the mountains and from Moose Creek (near Teton Pass) to Coyote Meadows (out of Ashton) on the west side. The Grand Teton National Park, Targhee National Forest and the Jedediah Wilderness area are all represented. Numerous hiking trails are illustrated by difficulty, based on one-way distance and elevation gain. Detailed point-to-point information on the Teton Crest and Valley trails is provided to help many loop trips. Regulations for the different areas covered, along with charts providing more information about all the trails covered, are included on the back side of the map. Excellent, excellent value here. (I think this was done better than the Yellowstone version)

27 3" x 9" panel map beautifully illustrates the diversity of this vast national park, from thermal features to high mountain peaks, from cauldrons to large mountain lakes, from small creeks to large rivers and from cascades to some of the world's most powerful waterfalls. The wildlife ranges from pikas to grizzlys. The Trail Tracks® hiking map provides information about all of these features. Please note the distances are not to scale on this illustrated map of Yellowstone, however, they are listed in a reference chart. NOTE: This map was recently improved and revised, and is now a very good product -- well worth having for a trip to Yellowstone.

This page features a good scan of the south entrance to Yellowstone National Park, featuring Heart Lake and the Heart Lake Geyser Basin, on the U of Wisconsin website. (Right click the map to save the image)