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Maps

National Park Service Parashant Map

The NPS map shows the primary roads in the monument, but not secondary roads. Scroll down this page for links for the free download of the much more detailed 2016 BLM Arizona Strip Visitor Map that shows all roads.

 

 

Please note the NPS map above has one minor error. The BLM113 road from Whitney Pockets (Nevada) to the junction with BLM111 (in Arizona within the monument) is gravel, not paved. However, it is usually very well maintained to the state line. Once in the monument, the road becomes a high clearance 4x4 road on sand down the Grand Wash.

 

Enlarged section of the 2016 BLM Arizona Strip Visitor Use map.

2016 BLM Arizona Strip (including Parashant) Topo Map including the Western Half of the Arizona Strip This Parashant map was produced by the Bureau of Land Management. Zoom in for much more detail than the National Park Service monument map at the top of the page. Please note that this BLM map shows Lake Mead at full pool. The lake is currently at about 45% of capacity. Grand Wash Bay near Tassi has been dry for the last 10 years and will not refill in the foreseeable future based on Bureau of Reclamation projections. The 2017 NPS map shows the current extent of Lake Mead.

Eastern Half of the Arizona Strip Topo Map This map includes the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs, and a portion of the Kaibab National Forest.

These BLM maps are available through apps for phones and tablets that include real time tracking to show you where you are on the map, including GPS coordinates. The topos are also available for purchase on rugged weather-proof plastic from the Public Lands Information Center in Saint George, UT [phone], as well as at the Pipe Spring National Monument visitor center.