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I like maps. I own several GPS units but there is nothing like having a paper map when you're hiking the back country. I find the larger format of a map easier when aligning landmarks and better yet I don't have to worry about the batteries ever running out.
There are several places on the Internet where you can print parts of topo maps. Why have parts when you can have the whole thing. Might as well go directly to the source for the complete maps.
There are several places on the Internet where you can print parts of topo maps. Why have parts when you can have the whole thing. Might as well go directly to the source for the complete maps.
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I could post a direct link to where we need to go but that wouldn't help you much if this Instructables wasn't handy so I'll show how to get there on you're own.
Point your browser at store.usgs.gov.
Once you get the page loaded, click on the "Map Locator" link near the upper left corner.
Point your browser at store.usgs.gov.
Once you get the page loaded, click on the "Map Locator" link near the upper left corner.
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It seems you have to download their software or am I missing something ??
Anyway, I'm on an iMac and it's Windows only, so I guess I'm screwed...
Be sure to check "MARK POINTS" on the right side of the screen then just left click once on the map and wait. Takes a few seconds before the read marker shows up where you clicked. Left click on the red marker to see what maps are available.