Dane County Map for Bicyclists (2010)

The Dane County Map for Bicyclists is a cooperative effort by: The Madison Area Transportation Planning Board and Dane County

Slice of Bike Map

Bike Map (PDF) Bike Map Text Side (PDF) Bike Map Legend (PDF)

Where to get a free copy

Contacts for additional bicycling and related information

Bicycle Organizations

View map layers from the Dane County Map for Bicyclists in Google Earth .

Instructions to get started:

Install Google Earth.
Download the KMZ file: BikeMap10 which contains:
Start Google Earth. Go to File, Open, and select the KMZ file.

View major bicycle paths in Dane County on Bing Maps.

View the paths with aerial photography.
See the paths in a 3D environment.
Best if viewed in Classic, not Silverlight.

Customize the Dane County Map for Bicyclists using the free ArcReader for Windows.

Print page-sized maps of your area of interest.
Turn on/off map layers and change scale.
View local street names.
Search for map features.
Measure distances.
Use drawing tools.

Instructions to get started:

Go to ArcReader for installation instructions.
Right-click, and download this Zip file with the Bicyclists Map and data.
Unzip the contents of the Zip file to your hard drive.
Start ArcReader, go to File, Open, and select the PMF file
in the BikeMapPub\data\pmf folder of the files you unzipped.
To print a page-sized map: Go to File, Page Set Up. Select your
printer and set Layout Settings to: Scale to Fit Page. Click OK.
Then use the data zoom tool to window into your area of interest.
A scale of 1:12000 (one inch = 1000 feet) is recommended for
printing page-sized maps with street names.

Home About the MPO Responsibilities/Planning Activities Policy Board MPO Profile History MPO Facts Planning Area Map Staff Transportation Planning Regional Transportation Plan Transportation Improvement Program Other Plans & Projects Publication Order Form Get Involved Meetings & Committees Meeting Calendars Transportation Planning Board (TPB) Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) Maps & GIS Map List Map Order Form GIS Data On-line Mapping Census Data Maps for Bicyclists Other Maps & GIS Sources Trends Work Trip Commuting Public Transit Bicycling Roadways TDM / Rideshare Rail Service Air Service TDM / Rideshare Introduction Ride Options Application Guaranteed Ride Home Service For Commuters For Employers News Contact Us

Search Outside Resources Ride Options Information Contact Us HOURS: Monday - Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm 121 S. Pinckney St., Suite 400 Madison, WI 53703 Tel: (608) 266-4336 Fax: (608) 261-9967 Email: MPO	Dane County Map for Bicyclists (2010) The Dane County Map for Bicyclists is a cooperative effort by: The Madison Area Transportation Planning Board and Dane County Bike Map (PDF) Bike Map Text Side (PDF) Bike Map Legend (PDF) Where to get a free copy Contacts for additional bicycling and related information Bicycle Organizations View map layers from the Dane County Map for Bicyclists in Google Earth . Instructions to get started: Install Google Earth. Download the KMZ file: BikeMap10 which contains: Bike Paths (2010) Bike Routes (2010) Biking Suitability for Roads with Paved Shoulders (2006) Biking Suitability for Roads without Paved Shoulders (2006) Bike/Ped Over/Underpasses (2010) Start Google Earth. Go to File, Open, and select the KMZ file. View major bicycle paths in Dane County on Bing Maps. View the paths with aerial photography. See the paths in a 3D environment. Best if viewed in Classic, not Silverlight. Customize the Dane County Map for Bicyclists using the free ArcReader for Windows. Print page-sized maps of your area of interest. Turn on/off map layers and change scale. View local street names. Search for map features. Measure distances. Use drawing tools. Instructions to get started: Go to ArcReader for installation instructions. Right-click, and download this Zip file with the Bicyclists Map and data. Unzip the contents of the Zip file to your hard drive. Start ArcReader, go to File, Open, and select the PMF file in the BikeMapPub\data\pmf folder of the files you unzipped. To print a page-sized map: Go to File, Page Set Up. Select your printer and set Layout Settings to: Scale to Fit Page. Click OK. Then use the data zoom tool to window into your area of interest. A scale of 1:12000 (one inch = 1000 feet) is recommended for printing page-sized maps with street names.