The "Recommended Mods" thread on GOG is good too: You can go to and sort the maps by highest ranking or by recent date, for starters. There's a lot of great maps and mods out there so it's hard to recommend a place to start.
It also mentions a handy tool called Quake Injector which you can use to install and launch most singleplayer maps and mods. This guide has a lot more about mods and maps, and how to launch mods and run individual maps: These maps are often just distributed as a ".bsp" file, like "mymap.bsp", and you can put them in the "id1/maps" folder. There's also lots of individual add-on maps out there, which are usable without any gameplay mods. (One way to specify command-line arguments is by putting them in Steam's "launch options" for Quake.)
So if you had a mod in a folder named "blah" you would activate it by launching Quake with the extra command-line argument "-game blah". Quake mods are generally something you place in a folder next to the "id1" folder, and then use a command-line argument "-game" to activate that folder.
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