Otherwise, the free maps below should be sufficient, although they aren’t in color and don’t have topographic lines. It probably isn’t necessary for a quick day-hike, but it certainly comes in handy when doing overnight backpacking trips. If you’re looking for one Shenandoah trail map to cover the entire national park, then you might want to get the National Geographic Trails Illustrated map from Amazon. Click the image to view a full size JPG (40 kb) or download the PDF (500 kb). This is a detail map of Loft Mountain, showing the campground, trails, overlooks, visitor services, and Skyline Drive. Click the image to view a full size JPG (30 kb) download the PDF (500 kb). This is a detail map of Lewis Mountain, showing the campground, picnic area, cabins, and nearby Appalachian Trail. Click the image to view a full size JPG (50 kb) or download a PDF (650 kb). This is a detail map of Big Meadows, showing the campground, lodge, visitor center, and hiking trails (including the Appalachian Trail). Click the image to view a full size JPG (50 kb) or download the PDF (600 kb).

This is a detail map of Skyland, showing overlooks, hiking trails (including Stony Man), and lodging. This is a detail map of Mathews Arm and Elkwallow showing the campground, viewpoints, trails, and picnic areas. Click the image to view a full size JPG (1 mb) or download the PDF (500 kb). I’ve provided it because I think it’s easier to read than the new version.

This is the older official Shenandoah National Park map (pre-2013). The full park map is also available as a high-quality art poster print from the NPMaps Shenandoah store.

Download free appalachian mountain