Upcoming Trips:
August 2019- Wind River Range (Wyoming)
Past Trips:
ALASKA: Wrangell-St. Elias- Bremner to Iceberg Lake
ARIZONA: Grand Canyon- South Kaibab Trail- South Kaibab Trailhead to Cedar Ridge
CALIFORNIA: John Muir Trail- Bishop to LeConte to Whitney Portal
CANADA: Great Divide Trail and Skyline Trail
ARIZONA: Grand Canyon National Park- Escalante Route
MONTANA: Glacier National Park- North Circle Route
UTAH: Canyonlands National Park- Grandview Point
UTAH: Canyonlands National Park- Upheaval Dome Syncline Trail
UTAH: Canyonlands National Park- Colorado River Overlook 4×4 Trail
INDIANA: Knobstone Trail- Elk Creek to Delaney
INDIANA: Charles Deam Wilderness- Peninsula Trail
COLORADO: Rocky Mountain National Park- North Inlet/Tonahutu
COLORADO: Rocky Mountain National Park- Long’s Peak Trail
INDIANA: Driftwood River Canoeing
INDIANA: Brown County State Park- Trail 10
KENTUCKY: Red River Gorge- Rock Bridge
INDIANA: Charles Deam Wilderness- Sycamore Trail
INDIANA: Brown County State Park- Ogle Lake/Trail 4/Trail 7
KENTUCKY: Red River Gorge- Rough Trail/Sheltowee Trace/Koomer Ridge Trail
VIRGINIA: Shenandoah National Park- Furnace Mountain/Trayfoot Mountain/Blackrock Mountain
a joyful procession 
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I am planning a trip to the Wind River Range in August 2019. What maps are you using and where can I get them? I have seen a couple on Amazon. I looked for some NatGeo maps can not find any. Please email me back with info.
God Bless,
Jerry
Jerry,
We primarily used Andrew Skurka’s annotated maps from his Wind River Range Trail guide. He used the USGS maps (7.5 Quad??) and then added waypoints and annotations. We printed these files and laminated them.
If you aren’t doing the high route the best maps I’ve seen are from Beartooth publishing. These are very similar to NatGeo with the same type of paper and very high quality. They have a map for the full Wind River Range, then separate maps for the north and south range. All of our hike was in the north range, so that’s the only map we have purchased.
Thanks for stopping by, I hope you have a great trip!
Josh, The Mayor of the Trail
Jerry,
We are planning a return to the Winds in August this year also. What route are you planning to take?
Josh