Indian Peaks, Gold Hill (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map) (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map, 102) Map – Folded Map, January 1, 2019

Nice map, durable. Exactly as described, arrived in two days. Would use again...

Used this as our trail map. Great detail and didn't require batteries to operate.

Still one of the best map companies out there, and one very amazing area to hike around.

Very nice detailed map

I bought this to replace a Latitude 40 map that I had lost. It's only gone out in the field with me a few times, but I miss the Latitude 40 map even more.My biggest complaint by far is there is no mileage listed on any of the trails. Sure the map is to scale, and you can guestimate with your fingers or a string, but with curvy trails you can be off by a lot. It's just much better to have the mileage shown on the trail between major junctions. I'll probably end up using a sharpie on the map to write in the distances from other guides before I head out.My next complaint is that typically I keep the map in my back pocket for easy reference. Sure I may know the way, but I like to check and see the names of the streams, lakes, and peaks that I see along the way. So far, the ink on the map is smearing were it was folded and most likely rubbing in my pocket. And this was during dry conditions. It's not so bad, but after lots of use, I'm not sure how well it will hold up. My other map never had this problem, and I abused it a lot more.Last, for this map, I really wish the east side of the Divide was entirely on one side of the map. In the Hessie / Fourth-of-July area the Continental Divide is on the back side. It would have been much better if they cut some of the east half off so they could fit the Divide on onside, then on the back side they cut some of the west half off so they could fit the entire Divide on that side too. Overlap is good.If your buying the map for one-time use, go for it. But if you're a local there are better options for durability and usefulness.

National Geographic makes such great maps, they would outdo most any other map IF they included miles on their trails! I'm relegated to using Google Maps to try to guess (using their ruler tool) how long a trail is. I would give this 3.5 starts (1.5 off) just because of that. We'll cut 'em some slack and give it 4/5.

its a map

Love these maps.