In the current revision for the Land of Enchantment, every corner of the state has been field checked, and in addition to the roads and trails, Benchmark has described the many recreation opportunities. For a paved treat, try White Rock to Jemez Springs in the north or 244 to 63 towards Timberton in the south – it’s all here.

Has an online map sent your sport bike down a muddy trail? Does your GPS ask you to turn left into cliff faces? If you want more details in your directions, look no further. Benchmark Maps’ Road and Recreation Atlases are as good as maps get, with scales that folding maps can’t touch. Information is only as useful as it is accurate, and these field-checked maps are updated regularly – every 3-5 years. Whether you’re looking to avoid gravel or go play in the dirt, you’ll appreciate clear delineations between paved, gravel and the more challenging 4WD roads, as well as GPS grids for when you’re well and truly lost… err, “exploring”. In addition to climate information and recreation guides, each atlas features extensive listings of attractions, camping areas and even hunting regions. These atlases don’t just tell you where you are, they help you decide where you want to be. Compared to Delorme, Rand McNally and others… there’s simply no comparison.