Maps

 

Campsite Interactive Map

The map below displays the following sites which require reservation for camping permits via recreation.gov. Learn more about the different types of camping you can enjoy at Voyageurs National Park here.

  • Frontcountry campsites on Rainy, Kabetogama, Namakan, Sand Point, and Crane Lakes (require travel by private watercraft or water taxi to access)

  • Backcountry campsites on interior lakes (require travel by private watercraft or water taxi to remote trailhead and then hiking)

  • Primitive campsites along the Kab-Ash trail on the mainland (do not require a boat -- accessible from trailhead parking lots located along the Ash River Trail (County Rd 129) and the Meadwood Rd (entrance road to Ash River Visitor Center)

 
 

Houseboat Site Interactive Map

The map below displays houseboat sites on Rainy, Kabetogama, Namakan, Sand Point, and Crane Lakes. Houseboat permits for overnight stays in Voyageurs National Park are required and can be reserved at recreation.gov. Learn more about houseboating in Voyageurs National Park here.

 
 
 

Day Use Site Map

The map below displays day use sites located on Rainy, Kabetogama, Namakan, Sand Point, and Crane Lakes. These sites have picnic areas and an outdoor privy. They do not require reservations and can be used at any time except for overnight; no camping is allowed at these locations.

 
 

National Geographic Map for Voyageurs National Park

You can purchase the phyisical National Geographic Map that has all the campsites, houseboat, and day-use sites located within Voyageurs National Park from the Jefferson National Parks Association website or at any visitor center.

 

Snowmobile Trails and Access in Local Communities

Snowmobile Trail Maps are available from the International Falls Chamber of Commerce, various local businesses, the Rainy Lake Visitor Center, and the Voyageurs National Park headquarters building.

 

Hiking Trails Maps

The maps below provide detailed, zoomed‑in views of individual hiking routes and trail areas within Voyageurs National Park. These maps are designed to help you navigate specific trails—not the entire park.

If you’re searching for a full list of all hiking trails and more planning information, visit the Hiking Trails page.
 
 
 
Detailed map of the southern portion of the Ash River Visitor Center area with mileage distances on near by trails.
Map of the Ash River Visitor Center hiking trails - southern portion

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Map image of the Oberholzter Trail and connector to Tilson Trails
Map of Oberholtzer Trail

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NPS map of the Kab-Ash Trail.
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This map of the Kab-Ash trail displays trailhead locations, with those closest to primitive campsites being circled in red. It is recommended that campers and hikers only going in for short distances hike in from these trailheads as these sections can be expected to have better conditions from getting traveled most frequently. Other sections can be more difficult to navigate as they are not traveled as frequently, and areas of thick vegetation can become overgrown quickly.
 
Detailed map of the Black Bay Beaver Pond Hiking and Ski Trails with different colors on map labelling the numerous trails with water indicated in blue.
Map of the Black Bay Skiing and Hiking Trails

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Map image of Chain of Lakes area trails
Access to the Chain of Lakes area is via a 1.9-mile hike from the Locator Trailhead on the north shore of Kabetogama Lake. The trail leads to the canoe launch area on the south shore of Locator Lake. This is the take-off point for campers staying at any of the Chain of Lakes campsites. For day users, there is an outhouse and day use area with picnic table and fire ring.
 
 

Last updated: August 5, 2026

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