Topographic Maps

Backcountry
Information

Backcountry
Guidelines

Great Basin National Park is covered by six topo maps in the U.S. 7.5 minute series. The Wheeler Peak and Kious Spring maps cover much of the high-elevation, scenic backcountry. The Windy Peak map covers a number of the most popular trails, however, these trails are also the most heavily used by day hikers. The Lehman Caves map covers mostly low-elevation areas outside the park. The most remote, least-used backcountry areas are covered by the Minerva Canyon and Arch Canyon maps.

Another topographic map, based on the USGS maps, is also available. This single-sheet map covers all six topographic maps at a scale of 1:48,000. Published by Earthwalk Press, this map is called "Hiking Map and Guide; Great basin National Park".

The Great Basin Association sells both maps at the visitor center bookstore.

GBA is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support the interpretive, educational, cultural, and research activities of the park. Visit this site to learn more about the GBA or to browse their on-line bookstore.
Visit this site to learn about places to stay, eat, and shop in and near Baker and the park.
The Great Basin National Park Foundation's mission is to promote and support projects that enhance the values of the park. Visit this site to learn about current Foundation projects.