• Red Rock Country, pack mules, Gunnison River

    Old Spanish

    National Historic Trail AZ,CA,CO,NV,NM,UT

Maps

Choose one of the following or scroll down the page: 2011 Trail Map - 2009 Trail Map - GIS Interactive Map - Federal Land Management Map Series

 

The 2009 map of the Old Spanish NHT is available for viewing or downloading. 533 KB pdf

 
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GIS interactive map page

National historic trails interactive map viewe

GIS Interactive Map

The National Park Service Geographic Resources Program hosts an interactive trails map viewer. Choose the Santa Fe National Historic Trail and then zoom in to find the details you need for trip planning.

Click here for the interactive trails
map viewer.

Tip: There are menu options at the top right and top left of the map viewer.

The top right menu allows you to look at the trail overlaid on street, topographic, or imagery maps. The top left menu lists functions you can give to the map - measure distance, make a printable map, and more.

 

Federal Land Management Map Series

Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah

PDF of all maps (3.27 MB pdf) PDF of all state contacts (47 KB pdf)

 
OLSP_FederalLandManagerMapSeries_AZ
Click on map for larger version (747 KB pdf)
GIS NPS
 

Federal contacts in Arizona 6-12-2012 (62 KB pdf)

 
OLSP_FederalLandManagerMapSeries_CA
Click on map for larger version (707 KB pdf)
GIS NPS
 

Federal contacts in California 6-12-2012 (1 MB pdf)

 
OLSP_FederalLandManagerMapSeries_CO
Click on map for larger version (831 KB pdf)
GIS NPS
 

Federal contacts in Colorado 6-12-2012 (1 MB pdf)

 
OLSP_FederalLandManagerMapSeries_NV
Click on map for larger version (672 KB pdf)
GIS NPS
 

Federal contacts in Nevada 6-12-2012 (80 KB pdf)

 
OLSP_FederalLandManagerMapSeries_NM
Click on map for larger version (750 KB pdf)
GIS NPS
 

Federal contacts in New Mexico 6-12-2012 (141 KB pdf)

 
OLSP_FederalLandManagerMapSeries_UT
Click on map for larger version (791 KB pdf)
GIS NPS
 

Federal contacts in Utah 6-12-2012 (1.65 MB pdf)

 

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Did You Know?

Did You Know?

In 1829, Mexican trader Antonio Armijo was the first to lead a trade caravan from Abiquiu, New Mexico, all the way to Los Angeles on what became the Old Spanish Trail. He traded serapes and other New Mexican goods for horses and mules.