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Agency
Maps
USFS, BLM, and other broad-area paper maps covering the route's
lands
A rewarding adventure often begins with the right maps!
Here's what to do:
Use the overview maps on this
website to get a feel for the route
Order
the GET Topo Map
Set
In addition,
consider carrying broad-area paper maps for the region(s) through
which you'll be traveling
The appropriate
agency maps for each segment of the Grand Enchantment Trail
are listed below. Click on the links in the last column at right
to order these maps via the web.
Maps
in this list produced by the USFS are generally planimetric
and lack topo lines, except for Wilderness maps which are topographic
(and printed on heavy-stock waterproof paper). BLM 1:100k series
maps are topographic and show land ownership. Please note that
none of these maps explicitly shows the GET.
Read
more about maps for the GET
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Map Title |
Agency
/ Publisher
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G.E.T.
Segments
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Recommended?
(yes or optional)
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Comments
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Ordering
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| Tonto
National Forest |
USFS
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1,2,3
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yes
|
trails,
and FS road access to trailheads shown |
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| Supestition
Wilderness |
USFS
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1,2
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optional
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good
trail detail, topographic, waterproof (heavy) |
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| Mesa
1:100k |
BLM
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3,4
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optional
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useful
if detouring around parts of Seg 3 |
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| Globe
1:100k |
BLM
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4
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optional
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limited
coverage of route |
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| Casa
Grande 1:100k |
BLM
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4
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optional
|
limited
coverage of route |
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| Mammoth
1:100k |
BLM
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4,5,6,7
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optional
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useful
if following Aravaipa Canyon bypass |
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| Brandenburg
Mountain |
USGS
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7
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optional
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rec'd
only if exploring Aravaipa's side canyons |
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| Booger
Canyon |
USGS
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7
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optional
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rec'd
only if exploring Aravaipa's side canyons |
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Coronado
National Forest:
Safford & Santa Catalina RD
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USFS
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8,9,10,11
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yes
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road
& trail detail esp. useful if bypassing main route |
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| Safford
1:100k |
BLM
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11,12,13
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yes
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use
with Clifton 1:100K for Safford-Morenci Trail |
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| Clifton
1:100k |
BLM
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13,14
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yes
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use
with Safford 1:100K for Safford-Morenci Trail |
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| Apache-Sitgreaves
NF |
USFS
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14,15,16,17
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yes
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shows
Clifton area & US 191 in relation to GET |
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| Gila
National Forest |
USFS
|
18
thru 27
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yes
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esp.
useful for bypassing snowbound regions |
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| Gila
Wilderness |
USFS
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20,21,22
|
optional
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waterproof,
topographic, useful if trying alternate routes in/around Mogollon
Mountains |
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| Cibola
NF: Magdalena RD |
USFS
|
27
thru 31
|
yes
|
shows
Winston & Monticello in relation to GET |
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| San
Mateo Mountains 1:100k |
BLM
|
27
thru 31
|
optional
|
less coverage than above map but topographic |
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| Apache
Kid / Withington Wildernesses |
USFS
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28,29
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optional
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waterproof,
topographic, useful if planning extended hikes off main GET
route |
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| Magdalena
1:100k |
BLM
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31,32
|
yes
|
shows
patchwork of public/private lands between Magdalenas &
San Lorenzo Canyon |
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| Socorro
1:100k |
BLM
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32,33,34
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yes
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shows
land ownership, Sevilleta NWR boundary |
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| Cibola
NF: Mountainair RD |
USFS
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34,35,36
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yes
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good
road detail S and E of Manzano Wilderness |
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| Manzano
Mountain Wilderness |
USFS
|
35
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optional
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waterproof,
topographic |
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| Trails
of Cedro Peak & Otero Canyon |
C.
Ervin
|
36,37
|
yes
|
produced
by Two Wheel Drive Bicycle Shop in ABQ; best trail & road
detail available for this area; order from USFS Sandia RD
(505) 281-3304 or bike shop (505) 243-8443
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CALL
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| Cibola
NF: Sandia RD |
USFS
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37,38,39
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yes
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useful
road detail; shows ABQ area; no trail data for Cedro Peak
area (see above map) |
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