Paper maps
Available at all tourist information points and at the Małopolska region stands at cycling events . Currently, the Vistula Bicycle Route and VeloDunajec maps and a guide with 50 bike tours are available.
Maps for self-printing
Current maps (2020 r.edition) in PDF for self-printing (format A4)
- all maps in one .zip file
- solo files: 1.Podhale / 2. Lake Czorsztyn / 3. Beskid Sądecki / 4. Lake Rożnów and Nowy Sącz / 5. Rożnów Foothills / 6. Tarnów and the surrounding area / 7. North-east Małopolska / 8. Ujście Jezuickie – Szczucin / 9. Between Ujście Solne and Ujście Jezuickie / 10. Niepołomice Forrest / 11. Kraków / 12. West of Kraków / 13. Zator and Carp Valley (Dolina Karpia) / 14. Oświęcim and the surrounding area
GPX tracks
- Current proposal to travel along the entire Vistula Bicycle Route including detours [download GPX track]
- Current proposal to travel along the entire VeloDunajec including detours [download GPX track]
Online maps
Maps on Google Maps (below is a summary map of all implemented / planned cycling routes in the Małopolska region).
After clicking on the trace of a particular route, its description is displayed together with a link which will lead you to a detailed map showing the progress of works / type of surface. Similar maps can also be found for trails and trips.
Please note, that GoogleMaps unfortunately does not yet include all ready sections of the VeloMalopolska network in its algorithm for determining the optimal selection of cycling routes.
Below you will find brief infographic on how to open the maps we publish directly in the Google Maps application.
Legend for online maps:
- BP (black): asphalt bicycle paths separated from the traffic or pedestrian-bicycle routes (PBR), mainly along river embankments, suitable for all types of bicycles.
- ROAD (grey): asphalt public roads being part of general traffic; they are mostly sections with calm or slight movement, suitable for all types of bicycles.
- OTHER (red): fragments running on gravel roads / concrete pavements / dirt paths; they are not suitable only for road bikes, but cycling with any other type of bike (when it is dry) should cause no particular difficulty.
- CONSTRUCTION (yellow): these sections may still be under construction, so the ride is either not possible or will not be too comfortable. After completion of the works, these sections will have a bituminous surface (asphalt / concrete).
- PLANNED (purple): fragments that are just planned, along which either cycling is currently very difficult (off-road driving on dirt paths) or not even possible at all. Each of the sections is commented separately, because their planned construction dates are different.
We recommended to use mobile applications and other map portals and services
| Application name |  |
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| VisitMałopolska | download | download |
| MIIP Mobile | download | download |
| Tourist routes of the Małopolska region Polish Tourist and Sightseeing Society (PTTK) | download | download |
On-line maps are also located on the Geoportal of the Małopolska Infrastruktura Informacji Przestrzennej (MIIP) – user's manual
Main routes can also be found in the OSM base (www.openstreetmap.org), therefore most applications based on these bases (Komoot, LocusMap) should “see” all the finished sections of main routes (new sections put into service are being added to the OSM on a regular basis).
We also recommend the Małopolska region's PTTK portal with walking and cycling routes (the finished sections of the VeloMałopolska network routes are marked on the map).
You can find previews of the routes in the form of hyperlapse video together with a record of rides on the portal trassy.pl/velo.
