Below is a list of Justin Posey treasure map locations. These are the locations labeled on the map found inside the book and on Justin’s website.
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Other locations like those found mentioned in the book or seen in Netflix on Justin’s computer monitors are listed here:
- Netflix Locations
- Story Locations
Top 5 General Facts about Justin Posey’s Treasure Map
- The treasure is hidden somewhere ON THE MAP – not beyond the map’s edge.
- Justin has said ‘The Map is useful’ when asked if the treasure could be found without it.
- On the website, Justin makes note: “I chose the landmarks to be labeled, but the map was designed by a third party. Any incorrect names, positions, and elevations are not intentional.”
- Before the audiobook – Lukeville, AZ – the small unincorporated town on the border of US and Mexico labeled on the map – wasn’t even mentioned in the book. Had Justin excluded the story because of the possible checkpoint clue?
- In each of the states on the map the highest mountain peak is labeled – except in California. Mt. Whitney is not labeled.
Justin Posey Treasure Map Locations by State
Texas:
- Big Bend National Park
- Guadalupe Peak – Highest mountain peak in Texas
New Mexico:
- Santa Fe – State Capital
- Wheeler Peak – Highest point
- Carlsbad Caverns National Park
- White Sands National Park
- Bandelier National Monument
- Heron Lake State Park
- Alamogordo – city
- Cloudcroft – village
- Rio Grande River labeled
Notes: Rocky Mountains expands into New Mexico
Arizona:
- Phoenix – State Capital
- Humphrey’s Peak – Highest point
- Grand Canyon National Park
- Saguaro National Park
- Monument Valley
- Antelope Canyon
- Tucson – city
- Lukeville – village
- Colorado River labeled
California:
- Sacramento – State Capital
- Mt. Shasta – NOT the highest point (that is Mt Whitney which is NOT labeled)
- Joshua Tree National Park
- Yosemite National Park
- Redwood National Park
- Big Sur – Mountainous region along coast
- Sierra Nevada – Mountain range
- Central Valley – flat interior region
- Lake Tahoe (on CA/NV border)
- Channel Islands labeled off the coast
Notes: This is the only state where the highest peak is not labeled.
Nevada:
- Carson City – State Capital
- Boundary Peak-Highest point
- Great Basin National Park
- Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
- Valley of Fire State Park
- Lake Tahoe (on CA/NV border)
Utah:
- Salt Lake City – State Capital
- Kings Peak – Highest point
- Bryce Canyon National Park
- Zion National Park
- Arches National Park
- Great Salt Lake
Colorado:
- Denver – State Capital
- Mt Elbert – Highest summit
- Rocky Mountain National Park
- Mesa Verde National Park
- Great Sand Dunes National Park
- Garden of the Gods National Park
- Colorado River labeled
Wyoming:
- Cheyenne – State Capital
- Gannett Peak – Highest point
- Yellowstone National Park
- Grand Teton National Park
- Devil’s Tower National Monument
- Sinks Canyon State Park
- Cody – City
- Wind River Range
Idaho:
- Boise – State Capital
- Borah Peak – Highest point
- Sawtooth National Recreation Area
- Craters of the Moon National Monument
- Hell’s Canyon Recreation Area
- Snake River labeled
Oregon:
- Salem – State Capital (NOT LABELED – however Justin noted it as a mistake on his website)
- Mt Hood – Highest point
- Crater Lake National Park
- Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
- Columbia Plateau labeled
- Cascade Range labeled
Washington:
- Olympia – State Capital
- Mt. Ranier – Highest point
- North Cascades National Park
- Olympia National Park
- Redmond – city
- Columbia River labeled
- Snake River labeled
- Cascade Range labeled
- San Juan Islands noted
Montana:
- Helena – State Capital
- Granite Peak – Highest point
- Glacier National Park
- Waterton Glacier International Peace Park
- Bob Marshall Wilderness Area
- Polaris – town
- Dillon – city
- Flathead Lake – scenic area
- Missouri River labeled
- Rocky Mountains labeled
Alaska (upcoming)