The Wisconsin Bicycle Map highlights the most favorable bicycling conditions and rates all roadways. The map is split into 8 panels printed on 4 separate "maps". Each quarter section map may be purchased separately, or all four may be purchased as a set. The most recent version of the maps were updated in 2005.

Maps can be purchased at bicycle events, at bike shops, at the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin office in Madison (106 E. Doty #400, 608-251-4456), or by calling Wheel and Sprocket, toll free, at 800-362-4537. Prices at this toll free number and at your local bike shop are set by those businesses and are subject to change. A portion of the sale of each map benefits the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin’s mission to make Wisconsin a better place to bicycle.

We can also sell you maps directly from our office:
State Bicycle Map (one quarter) $3.00 members $5.00 nonmembers State Bicycle Maps (set of 4) $10.00 members $18.00 nonmembers
Stop by 106 E. Doty #400, Madison
or call 608-251-4456. There is a $3 shipping and handline charge for mailed orders.

To become a member (and receive one free map), visit http://www.bfw.org/membership/index.php.
Members also receive a reduced rate on purchase of the maps when they buy directly from the Bicycle Federation.

Businesses that would like to get maps for distribution should contact American Bike Trails at 1-800-246-4627.

The maps have routes marked according to their appropriateness for cycling (level & speed of auto traffic, presence of shoulders or bike lanes, etc.). The maps also have the state trails that do not allow motorized vehicles in non-winter months. New features of the 2005 edition include locations of all Wisconsin bike shops, designation of local dirt roads, paved shoulder information for state highways, and interchange and non-interchange crossing locations for freeways. The maps are ideal for long-distance touring bicyclists as well as casual recreational riders or transportation bicyclists.

County maps are available for free download from the WisDOT at http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/bike-foot/bikemaps.htm.