GMU 666,667,663,501 looking for maps or a good area near Lacey

[ICEMAN]

Go spend 15bucks at Office Depot Lacey and pick up a Delorme Atlas and Gazetteer map book. This will get you a good look at the entire state.

Preview it in the store first to see if it will satisfy your needs.....

I do plan on buying one of these but they don't have topographic information in them.

All the Delorme's I own have topographic detail.  Looking at the one with me now it highlights "Detailed Topographic Maps" as a selling feature.

[Bullkllr]

Know anyone in the military, have them get you a topo map of the training areas ive got several laying around. Covers a lot of 666 and 667, if i can find them ill send ya a pm.

As far as I know, there are no training areas in 667. Boundary between 666 & 667 is highway 507. Military owns no land south of hwy 507. JBLM is mostly 652; southern end is 666.

There is a field training area on the south side of 507 between 8th ave and east gate rd that might be just the edge of 667 but I don't think you can hunt there

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That's all 652, and it's really "east" of 507. 667 is all south of Nisqually River; no JBLM there!

[kweedon]

Go spend 15bucks at Office Depot Lacey and pick up a Delorme Atlas and Gazetteer map book. This will get you a good look at the entire state.

Preview it in the store first to see if it will satisfy your needs.....

I do plan on buying one of these but they don't have topographic information in them.

Oh, I must have been looking at something different then. I'll have to check that out. Thanks!!


All the Delorme's I own have topographic detail.  Looking at the one with me now it highlights "Detailed Topographic Maps" as a selling feature.

[kweedon]

Just purchased one of the Delormes on Amazon.

[huntingdog16]

A good map to use are the gazateers. They are about $20 and it shows the whole state and logging roads and trails in units.

[Jloether13]

I use an app on my iPad, "Trimble outdoor topo maps" search the App Store you'll find it. Lots of cool features, imagery, labeled streets, topo lines, and it's free. You can even overlay topo and imagery. When I find a new place to scout or hike ill take screen shots and print them out and tape them together. Easier and cheaper than ordering new maps every time you want to check out a new place.