22.5 inch x 30 inch unfolded (shipped folded, 6 x 9) waterproof, tear resistant, ultralight map printed on Polyart. Areas covered: Drift Creek Wilderness - Siuslaw National Forest - Cape Perpetua Scenic Area - Oregon Dunes NRA - Yachats State Recreation Area As every experienced backcountry adventurer knows, possessing solid tools for navigation is one of the Ten Essentials for a safe adventure. There are, of course, many technological options out there, but to truly be prepared there’s really nothing better than a paper map--and there’s absolutely no better map than a color topographic Green Trails map. Fully vetted and high quality, Green Trails maps are not only useful for trip planning but will keep backcountry travelers on track, long after the batteries have died on other navigational devices. Context counts Each map includes: Trails coded for hikers only, as well as mountain bikers, stock, skiers, and snowmobilers - Icons for parking and picnic areas, tent camping and RV spaces, bathrooms and backcountry toilets, points of interest, waterfalls, springs, and gates - Dot-to-dot trail distances, contour intervals, adjacent map numbers, and permits required - Land designations: national and state parks, national forest, wilderness, DNR land, private land, tribal land, and others Based in Seattle since its founding in 1973 by Walt Locke as the first publisher of high-quality recreational topographical maps to Washington State, Green Trails Maps publishes more than 150 titles for the most spectacular mountain, beach and desert areas North America. Green Trails Maps show the most current trail, road, and access information to national forests, national parks, state and local parks and other public lands, and are favored by hikers, climbers, cross-country skiers, horseback riders, hunters, anglers, mountain biker riders and search and rescue groups and recommended by the most venerable and respected climbing guides.