C04_1-12445526Q0070-Att4-AccessMap.pdf

This is a topographic map document from the USDA Forest Service depicting the Rob Brook Bridge Access area located in the Eastern Region of the White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire. The map displays the bridge location marked with a green circle at the southern terminus, with Snomo Bridge identified by an orange circle to the north. The document illustrates an alternate bridge access route shown as a yellow dashed line that extends approximately 3-4 miles through the forest, providing an alternative path to reach the Rob Brook Bridge from the main trailhead area near Forest Road 164. The map includes standard cartographic elements including a scale bar (0 to 0.75 miles), legend identifying various facilities (campground, information center, trailhead), road classifications (secondary highway, secondary paved, secondary dirt, and basic custodial care roads), and the National Forest boundary. Additional features marked on the map include the Snomo/Johnson Campground, Saco Ranger District Office, and various parking areas. The document is dated March 31, 2026, and notes that the geospatial information was prepared by the USDA Forest Service based on GIS products with disclaimers regarding accuracy and usage limitations.