Park Ranger Matt Holly’s Website Features All Of The National Park Maps That You Need
Every time someone enters a National Park, they are given an iconic map of the park along with other important park information. These maps are recognizable by a signature black stripe with the name of the park written in white along with a stunning photo. These classic maps provide park visitors with all of the info that they need to enjoy their National Park adventures.
Millions of people use these National Park maps every year. The classic maps were designed by Massimo Vignelli, they are now a symbol of the National Park Service. The chances are pretty good that you have a few on your shelf or in your garage. I certainly do. Now, thanks to Matt Holly, all of these National Park Service maps and more are now available online for free.
Holly is a National Park Service Park Ranger with the Natural Resource Stewardship and Science Directorate in Colorado. During the 2013 government shutdown, he started uploading national parks maps to his website, NPMaps.com. Now his website boasts over 1000+ maps from 93 national park units including all 59 national parks – and it’s growing quickly. Holly’s goal is have every single National Park Service Map on his site.
Finding the maps that you need has never been easier. You can get detailed maps, trail maps, shuttle bus maps, camping maps, nautical charts, geology guides, topo maps, pet accessible trails, fishing maps, biking maps, stock trails, and more. There are both JPEG and PDF versions available. It’s a valuable resource for every map lover.
Download the maps that you need to your smartphone or blow them up on your big screen to plan your next national park adventure. Bookmark NPMaps.com. Thanks Matt!
