Fall in the Rockies: Golden Aspens, Bugling Elk & High Country

Maroon Bells above golden aspens in autumn

Golden aspens, bugling elk, and crisp alpine air. Fall in the Rocky Mountains is short and spectacular, from the first aspen color to the elk rut and the start of hunting season. These are our favorite maps for a fall trip here, along with GMU maps for hunters, century-old USGS surveys of the old mining towns, and custom maps centered anywhere you choose.

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FOUR BUCKET-LIST DESTINATIONS

One map for every high-country trip

COLORADO

Maroon Bells

Some of the most photographed peaks in the West, ringed by aspens.

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WYOMING

Grand Teton

Jenny Lake, Cascade Canyon, and the heart of the Teton Range.

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MONTANA

Glacier National Park

Alpine lakes, glaciers, and backcountry trails in the Crown of the Continent.

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UTAH

Zion National Park

Sandstone walls, slot canyons, and trails for every ability.

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STEP BACK IN TIME

Boomtowns of the Rockies, Mapped

Before the ski resorts, there were silver camps, gold rushes, and railroad towns. These original USGS surveys are framing-ready windows into the frontier.