Newest Public Land Atlas Now Available

MADISON, Wis. – Whether you need a guide to plan your Wisconsin winter or a stocking stuffer for the outdoor enthusiast in your life, the easy-to-read Public Access Lands (PAL) atlas is now available.

“As we enter a new year, you can use the PAL atlas to plan your adventures. From candlelight ski trips in winter to summer backpacking trips, to fall color hikes, the atlas is a great place to find out where to go in Wisconsin’s great outdoors,” said Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Secretary-designee Preston D. Cole.

The atlas includes DNR properties, as well as federal and county-owned lands. You can also download and print the maps free of charge from your home computer.

Make it your own through the University Book Store’s digital storefront to buy online. The original PAL Atlas, with 441 maps, two indexes and a glossary, is available for $89.95. A separate PAL atlas is also available for each of Wisconsin’s 72 counties for $24.95 per county. Lastly, a DVD with over 450 pages of public lands access data is available for $5.95.

For orders using a check, a mail order form is available on the University Book Store’s website. Please do not send cash or credit card information with a mail order form.

To place an order by phone using a credit card, call 1-800-993-2665 EXT 5929. In order to simplify the purchasing process, be sure to mention the item number (Atlas-099127660 or DVD-2060210) in your call.

For more general information, visit dnr.wi.gov and type the keyword “atlas” in the search bar. To order the Public Access Lands Atlas via DNR’s website, click the “Buy” button.

NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.