Click on Map Links Below to Find Maps in RideWithGPS.com
We recommend downloading the RideWithGPS, carrying the fold-out map and having the cue sheet along for the ride, too.
The NEW 2nd Edition 2023-2024 Paper Map is available!
This map is GREAT to have when planning your trip!
The 7-panel, accordion-fold map is printed on a waterproof paper, perfect to guide you when planning your trip and while biking the trail.
The New 2nd Edition map includes the new miles of rail trail
and more of the amenities along the way as
compared to the first edition.
This map was designed by Larry Garland, the cartographer for the Appalachian Mountain Club.
To obtain the map by the US Postal Service just email your mailing address to us at [email protected].
Use this map along with the cue sheet or downloaded GPS data to provide all the information you need for your adventure.
In 2022, we used $8000.00 of our grant money and donations for mailing the free maps, including envelopes and postage. YIKES!
This was the most maps mailed per year over the 4 years we
have been working on the route!
This is an achievement! But a big cost, too!
If you can, a tiny donation would help us to keep these
beautiful maps in print and mailed to
everyone who requests one.
Donations of $5.00 and more rolled in last year, they are
really appreciated and really helped to fund the maps and mailings!
Below are pdfs of the front and back side of the
7-panel map of the entire route.
You can take screen shots of sections these the pdfs and print them out in
parts and pieces if you like. BUT... Best to just have us mail one to you!
| cross_nh_trail_west_2023-24.pdf |
| cross_nh_trail_east_2023-24.pdf |
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