
Find out just whose hoots are punctuating the night air with the help of Owls of North America. This guide helps you distinguish between 19 varieties of these mysterious, regal birds.

This map features trail length and camping areas for the Ozette Beach Loop in Washington.

The official Forest Service Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail - Northern Oregon (PCT-8) map shows you the way to ascend more than 57 major mountain passes.

When you're uncertain of the next stopping point while hiking the PCT, the Pacific Crest Trail data book offers the details and essential info you need to keep on pace and in reach of your goals.

The Trails Illustrated Pacific Crest Trail topographic map guide includes 2 map guides that cover the PCT as it navigates the rugged Sierra Nevada in California.

From Siskiyou Summit to Castle Crags, this Trails Illustrated Pacific Crest Trail topographic map guide covers the wildflower-dotted meadows and conifer forests of the Klamath Mountains.

Easier to read than folded paper maps but just as light and convenient, this Topographic Map from National Geographic follows the Oregon North portion of the Pacific Crest Trail.

Convenient and lightweight, plus easier to read than folded paper maps, this Topographic Map from National Geographic follows the Oregon South portion of the Pacific Crest Trail.

From Vasquez Rocks to San Gorgonio Pass, this Trails Illustrated Pacific Crest Trail topographic map guide covers the scrublands and dry pine forests of the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains.

From Walker Pass to Vasquez Rocks, this Trails Illustrated Pacific Crest Trail topographic map guide covers the PCT through the southern reaches of the Sierra Nevada and into the Tehachapi Mountains.

From Sierra Buttes to Devils Postpile, this Trails Illustrated Pacific Crest Trail topographic map guide covers the subalpine forests and volcanic rock formations of the northern Sierra Nevada.

From Devils Postpile to Walker Pass, this Trails Illustrated Pacific Crest Trail topographic map guide covers the forests, meadows and dry mountain ridges of the southern Sierra Nevada.

As convenient and lightweight as folded paper maps but easier to read, this Topographic Map from National Geographic follows the Washington North portion of the Pacific Crest Trail.

Lightweight, convenient and easier to read than folded paper maps, this Topographic Map from National Geographic follows the Washington South portion of the Pacific Crest Trail.