Maps, Guidebooks & More

Fat Tire Tales and Trails: Arizona

from Cosmic Ray

"The best all time Arizona mountain bike guide."
- Mountain Bike Action

Cosmic Ray's classic, playful maps and writing in this guide book include the best of the best Arizona trails, down to earth maps, summer and winter fun, and a gnarly glossary of bike lingo. (click here for complete description and more pics!)

Hiking Phoenix: Favorite Day Hikes

from Cosmic Ray

Cosmic Ray's classic, playful maps and writing in this guide book include the best of the best Phoenix day hikes, down to earth maps, select high country summer hikes, Phoenix freeway map, and a cactus guide. (click here for complete description and more pics!)

Favorite Hikes: Flagstaff & Sedona

from Cosmic Ray

Cosmic Ray's classic, playful maps and writing in this guide book include the best of the best Flag & Sedona day hikes, down to earth maps, summer and winter fun, Sedona vortex hikes, and a critter foot finder. (click here for complete description and more pics!)

Phoenix Area Trails Map

from Beartooth Publishing

Full-color waterproof topo map with shaded relief contains maps for:

• Phoenix Mountain Preserve
• South Mountain Park
• Cave Creek Recreation Area
• Usery Mountain Recreation Area & Hawes Pass
• McDowell Mountain Park & McDowell Sonoran Preserve
• White Tank Mountain Park
• Seven Springs & Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area

This map includes full descriptions for five hikes and five mountain bike rides.

Flagstaff Trails Map

from Emmitt Barks

The map includes 200 miles of hiking and biking trails, 25 miles of Flagstaff Urban Trails System (FUTS), 140 miles of on-street bikeways, and 300 miles of rideable forest roads; and covers 375 square miles of area around Flagstaff, from Upper Lake Mary on the south to north of the San Francisco Peaks.
Vertical profiles for select trails help users judge the difficulty of a trail before embarking on a hike or ride. All of the trail profiles are drawn to the same scale, which makes it possible to visually compare profiles for different trails.

Sedona Trails Map

from Emmitt Barks

The map depicts and includes summary information for 94 named hiking, biking, and equestrian trails, representing more than 200 total miles, around Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek, and Oak Creek Canyon.
A trail table provides a quick reference guide for all 94 trails; and includes trail mileage, elevation range, difficulty ratings for both hikers and bikers, and a brief thumbnail description of the trail. The map includes campgrounds, picnic areas, trailheads, wilderness areas, landmarks, scenic views, and vortexes.

Sedona, Arizona topo map

from Beartooth Publishing

Hikers and backpackers have three wilderness areas, with well maintained trails, from which to choose. Mountain bikers will find plenty of incredible singletrack and slickrock outside the wilderness areas. Moreover, Sedona is famous for its incredible scenery: red rock canyons, spires, and buttes, and pine covered plateaus. This map covers south of Sedona to the Village of Oak Creek, north through Oak Creek Canyon past the Oak Creek Canyon Vista, and west to Sycamore Canyon. All of the newest trails around town, which have made Sedona a mountain biking mecca, are shown.

MBA! Arizona

from Mountain Bike America!

From low desert to high peaks, from rolling midlands to red slickrock, Arizona offers some of the finest, most diverse mountain biking in the world. A year-round riding season and a staggering array of trails make Arizona a destination for mountain bikers from every corner of the globe. The stat is also the home and training ground for some of the most accomplished riders you'll ever meet. If you're ready to get pushed to the limits of body and mind, Arizona is the place to ride and this is the guidebook that will take you there.

Biking the Arizona Trail

from Westcliffe Publishers

Experience the thrill of backcountry bike travel on some of the nation's most scenic single-track trails as you explore Arizona's spectacular parklands and national forests. In the first Arizona Trail guide written specifically for bikers, author and former search-and-rescue ranger Andrea Lankford leads readers along every ridable mile of the trail. She also provides alternate routes around Wilderness Areas and expert terrain, as well as day rides and loop options for all abilities. Andrea and her biking buddy Beth Overton were the first to through-bike the entire Arizona Trail. Come follow their tracks with Biking the Arizona Trail.