SmokyStreams.com - Large Scale Trout Stream & Trail Maps of Great Smoky Mountains National Park

WELCOME to SmokyStreams.com, a “tributary” of Saint Clair Mapping, the designer and publisher of 11x17 large scale, weatherproof, USGS quadrangle topo-based, GPS compatible, shaded relief, stream and trail maps of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. On average the scale of our maps is approximately three times larger than that of Trails IllustratedMap™ 229*.
TO PARK MAPS PAGE	TO INFO	Please visit our booth at Troutfest May 19 & 20
*Trails IllustratedMap is a trademark of National Geographic.

Sample 11x17 Map (Low Resolution JPEG)

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Sample 11x17 Map Back – Common for Maps within the Same Watershed (Low Resolution JPEG)

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All our maps are species color coded indicating waters known to, or thought to, hold, depending on the stream, rock bass, smallmouth bass, brown trout, rainbow trout and the native Southern Appalachian brook trout.

Due to a successful brook trout restoration program, in 2006 and for the first time in 30 years, anglers were enabled to fish for brook trout in Great Smoky Mountains National Park streams.
Source: www.nps.gov

Product Endorsements
“...maps of Park waters, logically organized by watersheds, which are a flat-out bonanza for the Park fishermen...” (read more)
- Jim Casada

“...Fred uses the USGS maps as a basic ingredient, but goes far beyond that...” (read more)
- James Marsh

See all the reviews on the Endorsements page.

Smoothing jagged, ancient boulders; Soothing cares from loaded shoulders. That’s just the nature of a mountain stream.