Maps & Publications

• Dispersed Camping Maps - Overview Map
  • Blackduck Area
  • Marcell Area
  • Walker Area
  • Deer River Area

• MVUM Overview Page

• Monitoring and Evaluation Reports
• 2016 Stand Exam Field Guide

The Chippewa National Forest map price is $14 and can be purchased at Forest Service offices in Cass Lake, Blackduck, Deer River and Walker.

There are three ways to order maps from the USGS:

1. Online: USGS Store
2. By phone: (406) 329-3024
3. By U.S. mail:

USDA Forest Service  | National Forest Store
P.O. Box 7669
Missoula, MT 59807

Digital maps for mobile applications can be downloaded at Avenza Maps. Digital maps cost $4.99 per side.

Additional online resources that may help users enjoy the great outdoors:

• Online: Interactive Visitor Map to help you find great places to go and explore.

If you own a mobile device such as an iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch or Android (4.0.3 or newer), you can take the Chippewa National Forest Visitor Maps and Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUMs) with you. 

With the app and maps installed on your mobile device, you will be able to: 

• View your location on the PDF maps using the built-in GPS device 
• Measure distances and areas 
• Plot waypoints 
• View maps offline 
• And more… 

Through a no-cost contract with Avenza Systems, Inc., the USDA Forest Service has made electronic versions of its Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUMs) available as free downloads for smartphones and tablets. The Forest Visitor map downloads are $4.99 each. 

The above link does not imply an endorsement by the US Government of the product offered. It is merely offered as a convenience for users who may wish to install a free application on their smartphone. 

The Chippewa National Forest map price is $14 and can be purchased at Forest Service offices in Cass Lake, Blackduck, Deer River and Walker.

There are three ways to order maps from the USGS:

Online: USGS Store By phone: (406) 329-3024 By U.S. mail: USDA Forest Service | National Forest Store P.O. Box 7669 Missoula, MT 59807

Additional online resources that may help users enjoy the great outdoors:

Online: Interactive Visitor Map to help you find great places to go and explore.

If you own a mobile device such as an iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch or Android (4.0.3 or newer), you can take the Chippewa National Forest Visitor Maps and Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUMs) with you. With the app and maps installed on your mobile device, you will be able to:

View your location on the PDF maps using the built-in GPS device Measure distances and areas Plot waypoints View maps offline And more… Through a no-cost contract with Avenza Systems, Inc., the USDA Forest Service has made electronic versions of its Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUMs) available as free downloads for smartphones and tablets. The Forest Visitor map downloads are $4.99 each.

The above link does not imply an endorsement by the US Government of the product offered.  It is merely offered as a convenience for users who may wish to install a free application on their smartphone.

• Hunter Walking Trails

The Chippewa National Forest Trails Data is now available to the public on the internet. You now have several options to find National Forest Trails:

• The interactive trail map is available on the Forest Service website at: https://www.fs.usda.gov/ivm/
• The interactive trail map is also available at the data.gov site at: https://data.gov/ enter “forest service trails” in search box and select ARCmap preview button