National Geographic Appalachian Trail: Swatara Gap to Delaware Water Gap Topographic Map Guide
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Bring the detailed National Geographic Appalachian Trail: Swatara Gap to Delaware Water Gap topographic map guide when traversing the northeastern Pennsylvania section of the Appalachian Trail.
Shop similar products- Unique, user-friendly booklet format contains detailed topographic maps centered on the trail, page by page, mile by mile
- Helpful trail profiles show the distance between shelters, camping areas and trail access points
- Features resupply locations, key points of interest, safety guidelines, local contact information, area history and more
- 1:63,360 scale
- Printed in the USA on durable, lightweight, waterproof and tear-resistant material designed to withstand all weather conditions
- Dimensions: 4.25 x 9.25 in.
- National Geographic Maps; copyright 2015
Made in USA.
View all National Geographic New England and Mid-Atlantic Maps| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| State / Province | Delaware Pennsylvania |
| Map Number | 1507 |
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Great "bird's eye" Trail information.
I NEVER hike the Appalachian Trail without one and you shouldn't either and I'll tell you why! These waterproof map pamphlets are an excellent source of information that may help you in an emergency. I hike the AT and use updated 'AWOL' guides which are also very informative but for example, "At NOBO AT mileage xxxx.x On left is a blue blazed trail called XYZ". By also looking at the Nat Geo section pamphlet, you see that the blue blaze leads to a Forest Service Road that leads to a parking lot on US highway XX Pretty good information to have and they weigh little and comprise 200-300 mile sections so you only need to carry one, or maybe two for any hike. 100% THE BEST PIECE OF GEAR I OWN
Nearly worthless
If you are looking to go hiking, stop considering these maps. They are challenging to orient to and lacking lots of important information. I tried to buy some greentrails maps from my local REI, but they were out of stock of the ones that I needed. I thought that I would give these NatGeo ones a try, and it was a mistake. I have since gone and paid for shipping on the greentrails maps that I needed and am planning to return the NatGeo maps that I bought.
Excellent map to have on the AT
A must for anyone on the AT especially when traversing "Rocksylvania".