Maps

 

Great Basin National Park

• Before your visit, download the National Park Service App (instructions there) and save Great Basin National Park offline to see locations within the park and your own location as you move through.
• Download a printable, official park map [4MB JPG] or use the interactive version above.
• Use a free app like Avenza Maps and download the free park map, showing your location and allowing tracking and pin dropping.
• Pick up a copy of the paper brochure at either Visitor Center in the park.
• Download maps of the park's five developed campgrounds
  • [Wheeler Peak] [Lower Lehman] [Upper Lehman] [Grey Cliffs] [Baker Creek]
• Use the USGS interactive topographic map here or download free images of relevant quadrangles below.

Beware using your phone's navigation apps

Unofficial navigation apps may sometimes dangerously route visitors to extremely remote park areas. Pay attention to park signs, as you may be going somewhere unintended when navigating only using phone apps.

 

Great Basin National Park USGS topographic map sections.

NPS Image

Topographic Maps

Great Basin National Park is covered by six topographic maps in the U.S. 7.5 minute series. The Wheeler Peak and Kious Springs maps cover much of the high-elevation backcountry. The Windy Peak map covers a number of the most popular trails and well-developed trails. The Lehman Caves map covers mostly low-elevation areas outside the park. The most remote, least-used backcountry areas are covered by the Minerva Canyon and Arch Canyon maps.

Download free images of the USGS Quadrangles below:

• Windy Peak [7MB]
• Lehman Caves [4MB]
• Wheeler Peak [9MB]
• Kious Springs [7MB]
• Minerva Canyon [8MB]
• Arch Canyon [7MB]