Topo maps. What's your favorite?

[Cactus Kid]

So many options, where do you get yours?

 

[hank4elk]

Publiclands.org  has every topo,USGS.    1/24000

I also go to a map store in Alb. or REI type place for custom multi map prints. 

Have also gotten MyTopo.com maps ,but pricey.

 

[Trapper]

Falcon View! Topo overlay on satellite imagery. If you are going to pay for your maps this is the way to go. I haven’t found anything better.

 

[troyc]

For my garmin mapping GPS the best I have found are http://www.huntinggpsmaps.com/.  They have great topo and road detail and you get land ownership.  Don't use this for elk but for some of our deer hunting it is a nice tool for finding new property and or finding property lines for the owners land that has given you permission.

 

[usmcvet]

I use the USGS website & download the map(s) I need. I usually print out just the area I need. Before I laminate it I make any lines, marks, boundaries, game concentrations, etc that I want to keep permanently. I use the 1:24,000. They typically have the grid lines on them, but sometimes they don't.

 

[COelkaholic88]

Publiclands.org  has every topo,USGS.    1/24000

I also go to a map store in Alb. or REI type place for custom multi map prints. 

Have also gotten MyTopo.com maps ,but pricey.

I'm going to have to check this out. I love using maps, and seem to be the only one in my group who uses one. To me, maps tell stories of future hunts.