Texas Road & Recreation Atlas cover featuring a map at the top, a brown information panel, and a scenic landscape photo of green hills and a dirt road at the bottom.
A two-page spread from a printed guidebook or map publication. The left page shows a detailed topographic-style map with roads, labels, and colored route lines.
A detailed topographic map showing roads, railways, and geographical features, presented on a white background.

Texas Road and Recreation Atlas - 3rd Edition

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Texas's vast openness is the source of everything that makes it unique. No other publication can display this expansive landscape and its recreation potential with more precision than Benchmark's Texas Road & Recreation Atlas.

The field-checked landscape maps reveal back roads landforms with amazing realism and detail, clearly showing how the state's vast network of roads and local recreation landmarks fit into the countryside. A complete recreation guide provides regional maps and lists a variety of outdoor activities. Arranged by category, it is the ideal planning tool for adventures, from a simple day-trip to an extended exploration.

Benchmark field-checkers drove over 25,000 miles to make sure the Texas Road & Recreation Atlas is the most accurate, comprehensive, and reliable map product ever published for the Lone Star State.

  • ISBN-13: 9798986387956
  • Genre: Road Map
  • Format: Paperback
  • Trim: 11" x 15"
  • Page count: 200 pages
  • Published by GTR Mapping in 2025
  • Audience: Adult

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