Yellowstone National Park
Official Park Map
Below is the official Yellowstone National Park map as a jpeg and in three geocoded formats, as a GeoTiff, as a KMZ file, and in Oruxmaps format. The official park map as a Geo PDF can be found here.
- Click to download a high resolution Jpeg file. File is not geocoded.
- Click to download a GeoTiff file viewable in PDF Maps
- Click to download a KMZ file viewable in Google Earth
- Click to download an Oruxmap file (Note - in IE Right Click and choose Save Target as)
Geyser Predictions
Geyser predictions from the National Park Service are only available for six geysers as of 2019. Geysertimes.org has additional information for many geysers such as time of last eruption, average time between eruptions, ... and is a very useful sourece. If you are planning to shoot geysers you should become familiar with the following sources:
- National Park Service Geyser Predictions
- Geyser Times Predictions
- Geyser Predictions by Phone at 307-344-2751 (option 2)
- Geyser Times Android App
Shooting Locations and Points of Interest
Here is an overview map showing all of Yellowstone National Park and popular places to visit
To view the map in Google Maps please click anywhere on the map above.
- Click to download a KMZ file (Note - in IE Right Click and choose Save Target as)
- Click to download a KML file (Note - KML files do not include custom icons)
- Click to download a GPX file (Note - in IE Right Click and choose Save Target as)
USGS 24K Topo Maps
Yellowstone is covered by 72 topo maps which I have grouped into three areas:
- North: The Mammoth Hot Springs area, Lamar Valley, Tower Fall, and Mount Washburn
- Central: Old Faithful, Grant and Lake Villages, Upper, Midway, Lower, and Norris Geyser Basins, Yellowstone Falls, and Hayden Valley
- South: Lewis Lake and Falls, South Entrance
Northern Yellowstone
Central Yellowstone
Southern Yellowstone
Individual USGS 24K maps as well as merged maps for each section can be downloaded in a variety of formats by clicking or right clicking below. The merged maps are quite large.