Pacific Crest Trail Southern Oregon Map

The Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, Mount McLoughlin, Crater Lake, Mount Thielsen, and Diamond Peak Wilderness, these are just a few of the highlights of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) as it travels more than 200 miles through southern Oregon. Whether you’re planning a PCT hike, want to learn more about the flora, fauna, and features of the trail in southern Oregon, or just love maps, you won’t want to miss the opportunity to add the newest award-winning U.S. Forest Service PCT map to your collection. The map, titled Cascade Series – Southern Oregon, is the seventh in what will be a 10-map PCT series and provides complete topographic and geographic coordinate information, as well as trail elevation profiles, for the PCT from Seiad Valley, California, to Willamette Pass, Oregon.

Access roads, trailheads, and feeder trails that lead to the PCT are depicted. Trail trivia enthusiasts will appreciate the interesting write-ups regarding historical as well as ecological features found along the trail and in its environs. The map is printed on water- and tear-resistant paper, features beautiful photographs, and can be trimmed to show only the topographic map itself.