Photo © Adam Collins

The interactive map below allows you to explore multiple aspects of the MST – the route across the state, terrain, and satellite imagery. We’ve also added icons to help you find trail segments and mileage, parking, and trail alerts, as well as photos taken along the trail route.

The route on this map depicts the “current” route – the combination trail/backroad route that people use now to complete the MST. New trail is being built each year and we adjust the “current” route to incorporate that new trail as soon as feasible.

This interactive map is for overview purposes only. If you are planning a hike, the most comprehensive hiking information is found on the Trail Guide page of this website and in the FarOut app.  Please also check Trail Updates for notice of very recent changes.

In addition, we have created a spreadsheet showing the primary trailheads, which you can adapt as you like. You can download the spreadsheet here. Note that the spreadsheet will be updated only when we add or remove trailheads from the route, so some of the mileages or descriptions may be outdated. Use the spreadsheet at your own risk.

Many of the trailheads on the MST have kiosks with informative panels. The Primary Trailheads layer on this map includes links to images of these panels, and a complete list and map of the panels is here.