Washington State GPS Maps

Land & Hunting Information

Explore Washington State with clearly identified public and private lands, Game Management Units, hunting areas and Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections. Public land information includes areas managed by the US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, US Fish & Wildlife Service and other federal agencies, alongside state and local parks.

Roads & Backcountry Access

• Nearly 210,000 miles of mapped roads, including approximately 107,000 miles of routable roads and 103,000 miles of non-routable roads.
• Includes forest service roads, logging roads, deactivated roads, four-wheel-drive routes, highways and rural roads.
• Enhanced road classifications and searchable PLSS references help with remote navigation and land research.

Trails & Outdoor Recreation

• Nearly 10,000 miles of multi-use trails
• Nearly 2,300 miles of ATV and OHV trails
• Nearly 2,700 miles of snowmobile trails
• Includes more than 2,400 trailheads, along with staging areas and recreation access points.

Explore fishing waters, boat launches, campgrounds, parks, public access areas, paddling routes, hunting opportunities and backcountry destinations throughout Washington State.

Unique to the Washington State GPS Maps are our Custom or Backroad POI sets. Within Washington we have over 43,000 searchable points including resource facilities, transportation services, historic sites, viewpoints, waterfalls, hot springs and more.

Backroad POIs can be searched by selecting the Where To/Find > Extras and then Go! option, or read what each site offers through the More option.

This added feature to our GPS Maps gives you the descriptions or write-ups of most recreation sites in the style of our popular Backroad Mapbook guidebook series.

Note: Public Land Survey System sections (PLSS) can be searched by selecting Where To/Find > Cities and then by entering the Township & Range grid reference for each section. For Washington State sections, enter the PLSS grid number (ex: TO1N R02E Sec01).

Washington State Custom POI Highlights

• 19,000+ land & water geographic features
• 70,000 Public Land Survey System section numbers (PLSS)
• 580+ Private Land Hunting Opportunities
• Over 900 miles of lake, river and ocean paddling routes
• Close to 140 wildlife viewing locations
• Close to 150 winter recreation areas
• 2,500+ Cities
• Close to 400 Public Access locations to Beaches / Shoreline
• 300+ Resource Facilities
• 850+ Transportation Services
• 110+ Visitor Information Centers
• 850+ Backroad attractions including beaches, caves, ruins, surfing areas, fire towers, museums, hot springs, historic sites and more
• 200 waterfalls
• 425 fishing locations across the state including lake, river & stream and ocean fishing hot spots
• Close to 500 boat ramps/launches and over 80 marinas
• 150 clearly defined Game Management Units
• Over 1,000 National, State and Local Parks
• 750+ Campsites
• Close to 400 Backcountry Campsites
• 245 Huts
• Over 225 Picnic Areas
• 570 paddling access locations and portages
• Close to 10,000 miles of multi-use trails and over 2,400 trailheads
• Close to 2,300 miles of ATV and OHV (Off-Highway Vehicle) trails
• Close to 2,700 miles of snowmobile trails

Washington State Categories

Backroad Attractions • ATV-OHV Trails • Backcountry Camps • Boat Launches • Campsites • Cities • Fishing Lakes, Rivers, Streams, Ocean • Gates • Golf Courses • Hot Springs • Hunting Areas • Hunting – Private Land • Huts • Indian Reservations • Land Features • Lighthouses • Lodging, Resorts & Outfitters • Marinas • Paddling Access • Paddling Routes • Parks – State – National - Urban • Picnic Areas • Portages • Public Access • Public Services • Recreation Sites • Resource Facilities • Restaurants • Rivers and Creeks • Ski Areas • Snowmobile Routes • Trails • Transportation Services • Visitor Information • Water Features • Waterfalls • Wildlife Viewing • Winter Recreation