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New England National Scenic Trail (NEEN) Centerline
This feature dataset depicts the 235-mile New England National Scenic Trail (NET, NPS NEEN) which traverses both Connecticut and Massachusetts. This premier hiking trail... -
LECL Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Congressionally Designated Route
This data set represents the official National Park Service centerline of the route of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail designated by Congress (P.L. 90-543, as... -
LECL Lewis and Clark Expedition Historic Course and Distance
This dataset represents the course and distance recorded in the journals of Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery during the 1804-1805 outbound journey of the Lewis and... -
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Backcountry Campsites
A backcountry campsite refers to a remote, primitive site typically located far from developed or maintained campgrounds. These campsites are situated in wilderness areas, often... -
Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail Facilities
This feature layer includes interpretive sites, historic sites, trailheads, monuments, and trail commemorative markers. This map is used on the NP map. -
GIS Parks Reference Table, National Capital Region
Table of basic information about the administrative park units and National Trails in the National Capital Region, National Park Service. Table includes park or trail name, the... -
LECL Lewis and Clark NHT Water Trails
This dataset represents the water trails along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. Lewis and Clark’s legendary expedition would not have been possible had they not been... -
SEAC_OCMU_WPA_areas
Part of an interactive Story Map about the archeological excavations at Ocmulgee National Historical Park in the 1930s, organized in layers for each general area and for the... -
Archive LECL Lewis and Clark Trail Auto Route Feature Service
The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Auto Route is a system of over 6,100 miles of roads and highways bracketing each side of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail,... -
Arctic Network landcover map 2008
Landcover map geodatabase for Arctic Network Parks. This project is the result of an eight-year effort (2002–2009) by ABR,Inc. –Environmental Research & Services to survey,... -
Public Managed Wilderness at Joshua Tree National Park
This web map is for use for the public viewing of the managed wilderness areas within Joshua Tree National Park. The purpose of this map is to show the park's wilderness areas... -
Bunches Bald 40 ft Interval Contour Lines
The Bunches Bald 40 ft Interval Contour Lines is the primary Bunches Bald 40 ft Interval Contour Line data product produced and distributed by the National Park Service, Great... -
National Trails (NTIR) Points of Interest
This is a vector point ESRI host feature showing the points of interest for NTIR National Historic Trails and the Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program. -
Public Closures in Joshua Tree National Park
This map provides essential features related to Joshua Tree National Park, including features for roads, trails, camping and backcountry camping areas and the closures that may... -
Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
This is a vector line ESRI Shapefile showing the approximate designated route of the Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail. -
Alaska Soil Landscapes for Wrangell - St. Elias National Park and Preserve
Brief Description: soils landscape geodatabase for Wrangell St. Elias Full Description: The Soil Resources Inventory (SRI) includes maps of the locations and extent of soils in... -
Backcountry Campsites for 2017 - Rocky Mountain National Park
Backcountry campsite locations within Rocky Mountain National Park for 2017. For more information, visit: https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/wilderness-camping.htm -
LECL Lewis and Clark NHT Potential Bike Trail Pittsburgh to Astoria
This data set represents a preliminary test example of a bike route along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail developed as part of the Virtual Student Federal Service...
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