We now stock most USGS 7.5' (1:24,000) topographic paper maps for Montana, North & Central Idaho and NW Wyoming. They are $8.00 each and up to six maps can be shipped via Priority Mail for only $6.90, which includes shipping notification and tracking.
Until we get our interactive quad index map up and running, we ask that you please call us during regular business hours using our toll-free number (866-695-0931) to place orders for these maps. You can also click here for an alphabetical listing of quads available.
The Rocky Mountain Map Gallery has reopened in our new location at 1710 Brooks Street, located at the corner of Brooks & Bancroft in Missoula's Rose Park neighborhood, next to Townsend Fine Art & Framing and across the street from Pierce Flooring.
The map gallery is now open Monday through Friday from 10am until 5:30pm and Saturday from 10am until 2pm. You can reach us by phone at 406-542-1541 or email us at info@rockymountainmaps.com if you have any questions at all regarding our products and availability. As always, you can place an order directly through our website.
Thanks, and we look forward to seeing you in our new map gallery soon.
Kevin & Diana McCann
Rocky Mountain Map Gallery
1710 Brooks Street
Missoula, MT 59801
We've hand selected and bundled many of our guidebooks and maps together for a richer traveling experience. As you use your map to plan or guide your travels, read all about the area with the accompanying guidebook. It's a natural! And they're all 10% off!
After almost a full year of planning, our small group of friends was finally hitting the road to begin a five-day float of the White Cliffs section on Montana's Wild and Scenic Upper Missouri River. We left Missoula and Seeley Lake with three canoes, three vehicles and a week's worth of food, drink and gear. After a brief stop in Fort Benton (a very cool little town loaded with river history) to discuss our final itinerary with Glen and Nancy Monihan of Upper Missouri River Outfitters, we were off for the launch site at Coal Banks Landing, approximately thirty miles to the northeast. We arrived at Coal Banks Landing late in the afternoon to find the campground empty except for a couple of parked vehicles. Read more.