Pacific Crest Trail Atlas

Pacific Crest Trail Wall Map

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• 418 Full-Color Pacific Crest Trail Maps show the route of the entire 2,650 mile Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada.
• 1,681 Route Annotations help you identify important on-trail and off-trail landmarks and keep track of your progress as you hike.
• UTM Grids are overlaid onto each of the Pacific Crest Trail maps, so the Pacific Crest Trail Atlas works with your GPS.
• 1:45,000 Scale Topographic Maps – 1.25 inches on the page equals one mile on the ground. The best all-purpose map scale.

Tip: The Pacific Crest Trail route crosses deserts, snow, creeks, unmarked trails, roads and other obstacles. A Pacific Crest Trail Map is essential for finding your way.

Pacific Crest Trail Atlas Data Book provides essential trail data for 1,681 on-trail landmarks and waypoints, so you can plan your hiking itinerary quickly and easily.

Pacific Crest Trail Data Book Includes:

• Southbound and Northbound Trail Mileage and Elevations
• Water Sources, Campsites, Road and Trail Junctions
• Trailheads, Side Trips and Alternate Routes
• Resupply Locations and More!

Tip: Finding important trail data in traditional guide books is time consuming and frustrating. A Data Book provides the essential info you need in a quick, easy table.

Pacific Crest Trail Elevation Profiles show you at-a-glance where the Pacific Crest Trail goes up and down, so you can plan for the big climbs and descents.

• Plan for the big climbs and descents (before you reach them)
• Visual elevation graphs are easier to comprehend than reading elevation figures
• Fully annotated with matching waypoints from Data Book and Maps

Tip: The Pacific Crest Trail ranges from 180 feet to 13,000 feet above sea level. It is not uncommon to gain and lose more than 4,000 feet of elevation per day. Elevation profiles help you know what to expect and plan your daily mileage goals realistically.

Pacific Crest Trail Overview Maps show the route of the Pacific Crest Trail through each section, plus side trails, resupply locations, trailheads, roads and nearby towns.

• Get a “Birds Eye” view of the Pacific Crest Trail and surrounding area
• Quickly and easily plan your route and itinerary
• Identify side trips, alternate routes and important landmarks
• Locate towns, roads and resupply locations

Tip: When you have a lot of maps finding the one you need can be a hassle. Having an overview map makes it easy to see where you are on the trail, and quickly determine which of the numbered trail maps shows that area in greater detail.

Pacific Crest Trail Resupply and Maildrop Info is included for all of the major towns and outposts near the Pacific Crest Trail, including:

• Availability of Hiker Services like: hotels, markets, restaurants, post offices, libraries, laundromats, outfitters and more!
• USPS and UPS Mailing Addresses where you can send and receive packages and letters along the way
• Hiker Hotspots show you where the most popular businesses, destinations and hangout spots are in each town

Tip: It can be frustrating to arrive in a new town and not know where anything is. This information makes it easier to plan your hike and make the most of your town stops.

Pacific Crest Trail Town Maps help you navigate trail towns and find the services you need. Maps are included for 33 towns near the Pacific Crest Trail, including:

• Southern California: Julian, Idyllwild, Cabazon, Big Bear City, Big Bear Lake, Cajon Pass, Wrightwood, Agua Dulce, Tehachapi, Mojave
• Central California: Lake Isabella, Lone Pine, Independence, Mammoth Lakes, Bridgeport, South Lake Tahoe
• Northern California: Sierra City, Quincy, Chester, Mount Shasta, Etna, Seiad Valley, Ashland
• Oregon: Ashland, Crescent Lake, Sisters, Government Camp, Cascade Locks
• Washington: Trout Lake, Packwood, Snoqualmie Pass, Skykomish, Stehekin

“I’m impressed by the clarity, detail and spot-on relevance of the information in the PCT Atlas. The true value has been in having concise, condensed, vital data all displayed on a single page.”

- M.J. “The Nimblewill Nomad” Eberhart (Triple Crown Thru-hiker)

“I have hiked over 16,000 miles in the past 17 years. The Pacific Crest Trail Atlas is the best maps and guide book I’ve ever had.”

- Allen “Tortoise” Shoup
(Pacific Crest Trail Thru-hiker)

“This is exactly the information a long distance hiker needs. No fluff, easy to get the quick answers you want.”

- Bill “Pink Gumby” Batchelor
(Pacific Crest Trail Section Hiker)

“If you are going to buy just one guide for the Pacific Crest Trail it has to be the Pacific Crest Trail Atlas.”

- Jim “I-Beam” Banks
(Pacific Crest Trail Section Hiker)

“This is such a huge upgrade. I am a map fanatic and I can’t stop looking at my Pacific Crest Trail Atlas.”

- Marion Davison
(Pacific Crest Trail Section Hiker)

“I recently completed 300 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon and the PCT Atlas was my guidebook of choice.The color maps are great!”

- Linda “One Step” Rostad
(Pacific Crest Trail Section Hiker)

“A great value for an essential piece of equipment that I used several times a day on my thru-hike.”

- Katalina “Sologirl” Jimenez
(Pacific Crest Trail Thru-hiker)

“Love, Love, Love It! Pacific Crest Trail Atlas is the only book I needed to hike the Pacific Crest Trail.”

- Laura “Topper” Newman
(Pacific Crest Trail Section Hiker)