Pacific Crest Trail Wall Map
This National Geographic map follows all 2,600 plus miles of the National Scenic Trail from the Mexican border to the Canadian border. Thru-hikers use it to plan resupply, and finishers hang it to mark the miles they walked.
- Published by National Geographic.
- Covers the full trail corridor through California, Oregon, and Washington.
- Elevation profile runs the length of the trail, showing the climbs and descents between passes.
- Mileage chart gives distances between key points along the route.
- Labels passes, peaks, national forests, national parks, state parks, and Indian reservations.
- Marks lodges and campgrounds near the trail.
- Not a topographic field map — a wall reference for the whole route at a glance.
Section hikers, trail crews, and outfitters keep one up for planning. Map Shop finishes it in paper, lamination, foam core mounting, rails, or a black or walnut frame. Laminated copies take wet-erase markers, which makes progress marking easy for anyone working toward a triple crown.

