Not really, because even though they may cover the preplanned corridor, the Quest still wouldn't be able to fit all the routes for a cross country tour. For a local tour your speaking of...why in the world do you even need a map? I rode all over the mountains of Southern California and the cities like Los Angeles and surrounding areas and never used a map or gps...but in all honesty, I carried a county map when riding the mountains, but I rarely used it, and only if I wanted to venture off the main road onto some small side road to make sure it went somewhere so I could get back to a main road again. But usually I just rode a main road for example to Wrightwood out of Palmdale CA; I could make a huge loop up the Largo Vista rd to Big Pines Hwy to the 2 go E thru Wrightwood down Angeles Crest (2) to Antelope hwy (138) back to Palmdale; no need to read maps for this kind of stuff. Only one time in over 30 years of riding did I get lost and I just asked someone where and how.