Drava Bike Trail: the Source to Maribor

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  • Publisher: Freytag-Berndt und Artaria KG
  • Catalogue: 130997
  • Scale: 1:125,000
  • Sheet Reference: RK6
  • Size: 122x40cm
Drava Bike Trail: the Source to Maribor at 1:125,000 in a cycling series from Freytag & Berndt covering Austria on two types of maps: route maps for the main long-distance cycling trails and detailed recreational maps overprinted with a network of local cycling routes for exploring the countryside by bike.

LONG-DISTANCE CYCLE ROUTES - RK1, RK2, etc.
Each title is printed in a series of 12 x 20cm panels on a large sheet which, when folded, becomes a handy concertina map overprinted with the main route, its variants, and other connecting cycle routes. Unpaved parts, sections with heavy motor traffic, and danger points are marked. The maps also indicate bike rental and repair facilities, various types of accommodation, tourist information centres, etc. Places of interest are highlighted, railway lines show local stations and stops, and nearby mountain bike tours are marked.

Each map with a section of the route has next to it an adjoining panel with brief descriptions of main sights and lists of useful addresses (including accommodation) for the area. Also included are street plans of main towns, and an overall elevation profile of the whole route. The maps have no geographical coordinates. Map legend and all the text include English.

LOCAL CYCLING MAPS - RK100, RK101, etc.
Detailed road maps with relief shading and spot heights to indicate the topography. An overprint highlights numerous cycling routes, indicating unpaved paths, routes with heavy motorized traffic and gradient marking. Symbols indicate various types of accommodation, including campsites and youth hostels, bike retail and repair facilities, viewpoints, places of interest, etc. The maps have a 10km UTM grid. Each title has on the reverse an index of localities which gives UTM coordinates for each place, street plans of main towns and profiles of selected routes of various lengths. Map legend and all the text include English.