Road atlas suggestions?

[ravenplague]

Hey guys,
I have the Gaia and the garmins etc but looking for a good road atlas. I like the national geographic adventure edition but really looking for something that has BLM land boundaries and more fire roads . Using the tablet to see the big picture is not so easy for my partner and she prefers maps she can hold.

Suggestions?

 

[VCeXpedition]

Seems like Delorme used to be the gold standard or preference, but I compared them some time ago and I really like the Benchmark, or National Geographic ones better. More detail, easier to use.
I like paper too, although I count on my InReach and Earthmate software for primary navigation, I use the paper atlas' for bench wheeling or planning a trip.

 

[Itacal]

I just wish Benchmark put out atlases of all states ... But they're great when I go out West.

 

[RockyMountaineer]

I have a Rand McNally for gp US atlas and a Benchmark for my state specific atlas.

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[shoredreamer]

Same here, Benchmark has a little more info and details over Delorme for a state altas when it comes to trails and smaller roads. But I have a National Geographic addiction, although they only cover NPS land and some state park land for the most part.

 

[Murphy Slaw]

I have an old Rand McNally from the 90's and it's ragged and falling apart, but it still goes on any journey over a few hours "just in case".........

 

[The other Sean]

I carry a Rand McNally, Delorme and Sportsman's connection All outdoors Atlases. Each has it's pluses and minuses but used together really get the job done.

 

[Flipper]

We carry a Nat. Geo. atlas and DeLORME Gazetteers for the individual states.

 

[Steve]

We carry a Nat. Geo. atlas and DeLORME Gazetteers for the individual states.

Exactly the same with us.

 

[Lead K9]

I carry a Rand McNally, Delorme... All outdoors Atlases. Each has it's pluses and minuses but used together really get the job done.

Same here. I pick up a new Delorme for each state we visit.