The Road Atlas

Taste Your Way Across America

In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, Rand McNally presents an exclusive editorial feature highlighting 11 culinary road trips that explore the nation’s diverse flavors, including a special Route 66 Roadside Eats itinerary curated by Atlas Obscura. Packed with insider tips and recommendations to make each road trip a memorable experience.


The 2026 Road Atlas contains the most up-to-date maps, more detailed city inset maps, and more travel planning information than the competition, which is why it’s been the essential, trusted tool for road travelers for more than 100 years.

Motor Carriers' Road Atlas

Every mile, in every cab, American truckers rely on Rand McNally's Motor Carriers' Road Atlas for the most comprehensive highway and trucking information on the market.

 

America's #1-selling trucking atlas is designed to meet the unique needs of professional drivers, helping you save time, save money, and stay compliant.

Kids' Books

Our kids’ books are packed with fun travel games, puzzles, and insight that will keep children entertained for hours, at home and on the road!

 

The Kids’ Road Atlas is a great first atlas to introduce kids to the ways of the road. Each state features a simplified road map, state facts, and a fun state-related activity. The Ultimate Backseat Book is loaded with crossword puzzles, dot-to-dots, mazes, word scrambles, travel games, fun facts, trivia, and more.

Folded Maps

Offering unbeatable accuracy and reliability, Rand McNally folded maps have been the trusted standard for years. The easy-to-use legend and detailed index make for quick and easy location of destinations.

 

Choose from the durable Easy to Fold laminated maps, Easy to Read state folded maps featuring larger type, or hundreds of city street maps. 

Wall Maps

Choose from the Classic Wall Maps featuring rich, subdued colors on a parchment-toned background or the Signature Series with eye-catching bold colors. Both deliver digital accuracy and extraordinary clarity you’d expect from Rand McNally.