Benchmark Maps Wyoming Road & Recreation Atlas - 4th Edition
See all the beauty of Wyoming from the road with the Benchmark Maps Wyoming Road and Recreation Atlas as your navigator, with vivid, shade-relief maps and recreational details to stop off and enjoy.
- Comprehensive guide highlights parks, monuments, historic sites, campgrounds, RV parks and boat launches with an index to locate attractions and destinations quickly
- Atlas pages feature generous page-to-page overlaps, GPS grids and easy-to-read symbols, along with climate graphs for selected cities to choose the best time to visit
- Also includes essential recreation information and road classes for the entire state, as well as land-use classes
- Details on the maps include rest areas, exit numbers, point-to-point roadway mileages, campgrounds, RV parks, road surface, cities and elevations
- Metro-area maps of large cities are scaled to enhance detail and make navigation easier within the city
- Regional maps show mileages and mileage charts
Imported.
View all Benchmark Maps Mountain West Maps| Best Use | Travel |
|---|---|
| Folded Dimensions | 15 x 11 x 0.5 inches |
| Map Scale | 1:250,000 & 1:750,000 |
| Double Sided | Yes |
| Publisher | Benchmark Maps |
| Copyright Year | 2018 |
| State / Province | Wyoming |
| Map Number | BE0BENWYAT |
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Nearly a toss-up between this and DeLorme
I ended up buying this versus the DeLorme Wyoming Atlas & Gazetteer. I own the DeLorme versions of the Colorado and Utah maps and the Benchmark Maps versions of Idaho, Montana and now Wyoming. All are excellent. There were some minor differences that caused me to favor this over the DeLorme such as the topography being a little easier to see visually, extra detail of adjacent states on exterior sections (i.e. Idaho border - who wants to pull out a whole new map to see what's a mile or two across the border), and of course the extra written details that Benchmark Maps include in the first section which could prove helpful eventually if I ever need it. What I do like about the DeLorme is that national forests, wilderness, BLM areas etc. are more clearly marked on their maps. I appreciate such information but I am more interested in good visual topography. I usually buy the National Geographic Trails Illustrated maps for specific backcountry areas and as they provide clearly marked wilderness regions I don't usually need that in my state atlases. I will caveat this review by saying I rarely need to use my state atlases so I cannot be certain the DeLorme version wouldn't ultimately prove more useful. Bottom line is I don't think one would be at a serious disadvantage choosing DeLorme over Benchmark Maps or vice versa.
LOVED IT!
very excellent. I loved learning about the maps. 100% would recommend. 12\10
Don't Leave Home Without Road and Recreation Atlas
I have all of the Benchmark road atlases covering the western states. I left my WY atlas at home when I went on road trip a couple weeks ago, so had to purchase a new copy. All of the Atlases are useful and informative. I highly recommend.
LOVED IT!
very excellent. I loved learning about the maps. 100% would recommend. 12\10