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Pedestrian maps

As walking becomes more popular as a form of exercise and transportation, the development of community walking maps becomes more important to allow people to fulfill their health, recreation and travel goals more effectively. 

This guide proposes a process by which different types of walking maps can be developed in a way that best serves the needs of the individual walker and the interests of the community. These needs and interests include tourism, recreation, health benefits, commercial, historical commemoration and as a means of transportation. 

• A Guide for Developing a Walking Map

For your convenience, the individual components of the guide are available to download.

• Part 1 - The Planning Process
• Part 2 - Specific Map Types and Generation
• Part 3 - Application of the Planning Process

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Questions about the content of this page:
Thomas Huber, thomas.huber@dot.wi.gov
Last modified: June 25, 2009