Local governments have been creating better and better maps to help bicyclists get where they want using safe and direct routes.

Many maps are now available for free online. Contact your local transportation department to inquire about ordering or picking up hard copies.

Online Route-Finding Resources

byCycle.org A great resource when it comes to finding a route in Portland. Enter your origin and your destination, and it offers a suggested bike route.

Google Maps Click the bicycle icon in the "Get Directions" tab.

AdventureCycling.org Excellent resource for cross country route planning and maps.

Free Maps Available Online

Ashland City Trail Map
Ashland Watershed Trail Map
Banks Vernonia Trail Guide
Benton County Bike Map
Clark County Bike Map
Corvallis Bicycle Guide
Eugene & Springfield Bicycle Maps
Eugene Trails Map
Jackson County Bike Map
Milwaukie Bike Map
Oregon Statewide Maps
Portland by Bicycle
Portland Neighborhood Bikeway Map – North
Portland Neighborhood Bikeway Map – Northeast
Portland Neighborhood Bikeway Map – Outer Southeast
Portland Neighborhood Bikeway Map – Southeast
Portland Neighborhood Bikeway Map – Southwest
Portland Downtown Bike Routes and Bike Parking
Portland Forest Park Mountain Bike Map
Portland Marine Drive East
Portland Marine Drive West
Portland Mt. Tabor
Portland Springwater Corridor Map
Portland Waterfront Bike Loop Map
Portland Highway 26 West Bike Path
Salem/Keizer/Polk/Marion
Tigard Bike Map
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation Trail Maps
University of Oregon Campus Bike Map
Vancouver Bike Map
Vancouver-Clark Washington Parks & Recreation Bike Maps
Columbia River Gorge
Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway

Free Biking and Walking Maps to Order

Portland's Transportation Options offers free biking and walking maps and other literature to order. Resources are also available in Spanish.

To inquire about ordering maps for other areas, check with your local transportation department.

Maps for Purchase

Metro Bike There! Map ($9) Buy it at the BTA Gear page

More routes, more bicycling, more fun! The new 2010 edition is printed on durable, waterproof paper and features:
• Detailed commuter maps of downtown Portland and 21 area cities;
• An expanded regional map that shows popular recreational cycling destinations;
• New, more detailed street ratings;
• Elevation points and identification of steep slopes;
• Light rail, commuter rail, streetcar lines and stations to help you extend your ride with transit.