Benchmark: Greater Yellowstone & Grand Teton Recreation Atlas & Guide

The new 2nd edition Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks Road & Recreation Atlas offers the most detailed views of any product in our lineup, in a compact 8.5″ x 11″ format compared to our larger state atlases. The maps showcase these spectacular landscapes that have enthralled visitors for centuries, from the rugged peaks of the Teton Range rising over Jackson Hole to the wonderland of Yellowstone where dazzling thermal features steam away in a vast territory of forests, lakes, and mountains. The second edition features numerous improvements and additions including a redesigned Recreation section with five entirely new maps and guides, plus field-checked Landscape Maps™ with backcountry campsites, updated roads and trails, and more labels for mountains, lakes, and hydrothermal areas. Whether you’re planning your next summer road trip, navigating out in the field as you drive from waypoint to waypoint, or just vicariously exploring the backcountry trails and campsites, this atlas is an unmatched cartographic resource for Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.  Dimensions: 8.5 x 11

Product Features Include:

• Regional maps showing Yellowstone and Grand Teton in context with other parks, monuments, and public lands across the American West
• 10-page Recreation Guide covering both parks and their immediate surroundings with detailed listings for campgrounds, RV parks, natural wonders, museums, trails, fishing access points, boat ramps, and more, plus regional and park resources
• Detailed maps of Mammoth Hot Springs, Canyon Village, and Old Faithful
• Dedicated winter recreation maps for each park
• 36 pages of Landscape Maps™ with field-checked detail showing park roads, trails, campgrounds, thermal areas, and more
• Comprehensive index of towns, thermal areas, hydrological features, and physical features

Other Information: 
Published: 2026
Pages: 80

Map Scales:

• Recreation Maps 1:350,000  (1″ = 5.5 miles)
• Landscape Maps™ 1:100,000  (1″ = 1.6 miles)