Imus' map of the Wallowas is amazing. I've probably owned or bought for friends at least 15 copies over the years. There is one hanging framed next to my desk.

Imus' map of the Wallowas is amazing. I've probably owned or bought for friends at least 15 copies over the years. There is one hanging framed next to my desk. So glad to have that level of depth and accuracy of an area I love. The most recent printing is a little blurry and they are now using a glossy paper. The old matte finish was easier to read and felt higher quality. Richer details than any of the Forest Service maps of the area I've seen. Edit: Last summer I was backpacking and found myself recalling what I thought I had seen on the map, wondering if perhaps I'd found an error. I was on the trail to Francis Lake, pulled out the map and it was then I really appreciated the level of perfection, realizing that nope, he got every detail right.