Reddit reviews DeLorme Atlas & Gazetteer: Oregon

For road trips I found the California/Oregon gazetteer maps are good.

https://www.amazon.com/DeLorme-Oregon-Atlas-Gazetteer-Delorme/dp/1946494062/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

Another option for some forests that I've bought is the atlas, which is basically every topo map printed and bound

http://www.nationalforestmapstore.com/product-p/ca-69.htm


I hate folding stupid paper maps they never go together right and are annoying on the trail but I still often buy them from the USFS, there are also non-USFS maps on the store, like Steens mountain

http://www.nationalforestmapstore.com/product-p/or-54.htm

This seemed to have some unique data not on other maps.

I've bought some of the wilderness area maps but the overall forest maps are more useful and will have the roads.

Sadly, the store is often out of stock of certain maps.

As others have said, USFS 2016 layer on caltopo excellent. For some reason some of the private property boundaries seem more accurate on the older USFS maps and the often very old USGS topo maps are a bit better to get the actual land contours but often harder to read on your phone (worse scans/clarity).

If you are in popular areas the trails/features seem pretty up to date but in many more remote areas even in the updated 2016 USFS map they just took the data from the older map and re-rendered it and didn't actually update where the trails are.