Part of our exciting new coverage for Californias Sierra Nevada, our Carson-Iceberg, Emigrant & Mokelumne Wilderness Trails Illustrated map details the high use recreation areas of Stanislaus & Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forests from Yosemite National Park north to Caples Lake and Markleeville. This popular stretch of the Sierras contains year-round recreation opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts of all interests. Like all National Geographic Trails Illustrated maps, Carson-Iceberg, is printed on durable waterproof-tear-resistant material which is designed to stand up to whatever conditions you encounter on the trail. Carson-Iceberg was developed in cooperation with the Three Forests Interpretive Association, ensuring the accuracy of information. Coverage Highlights: High Use areas of Stanislaus, Eldorado, and Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forests Emigrant Wilderness Hoover Wilderness, including proposed additions Carson-Iceberg Wilderness Ebbetts, Carson, Sonora, and Emigrant Passes Bear Valley, Kirkwood, and Iron Mountain Ski Areas Grover Hot Springs Camp Minkalo and Eldorado (BSA) Portions of the Pacific Crest Trail Emigrant Trail California Sno-Park Locations Hiking, Biking, Horse, Multi-Use, OHV, and Snowmobile Trails Forest Service Roads with Numbers Public and Private Land Boundaries UTM and Lat/Lon Grids and Select Waypoints