RowerOn 2024 - Trasa Pałacowa II.

The map in detailed scale presents area of Polich-Czech border near Cieszyn, Skoczów, Trinec and Ustroń. There are all tourist trails marked on the map.

The map range: Oświęcim to the east, Żory to the west, Goczałkowickie Lake to the south. The map presents information useful for tourists, walking and cycling trails, tourist attractions. The most interesting places are highlighted with a yellow frame.

The map presents part of north-eastern Czech Republic, near the border with Poland. The capital city of the region -Ostrava - straddles the border of the two historic provinces of Moravia and Silesia.

Published: 2016/2017

The map range: Żory in Poland to the east, Karviná in Czech Republic to the south, Wodzisław Śląski (Poland) and Ostrava suburbs (Czech Republic) to the west, and Gliwice suburbs (Poland) to the north. Tourist attractions, cycling and walking trails, boundaries of protected areas, as well as accomodation facilities are marked on the map.

The map depicts part of the Polish Carpathian Mountains in Silesia region: Beskid Śląski (Silesian Beskids), Beskid Żywiecki (Żywiec Beskids) and Beskid Mały (Small Beskids). The Polish part of the range includes protected areas, such as Silesian Beskids Landscape Park. Hiking tracks and tourist attractions are marked on the map.

Update: 2014

The tourist map of the Pradziad Euroregion covers the area of the Polish-Czech border region: the Opolskie voivodeship on the Polish side and the Jeseník and Bruntál regions on the Czech side. A specially developed cartographic base contains necessary information for active tourism in the cross-border region: hiking trails, horse riding trails, cycle routes and others.

The map was produced under the project "E-bike modern tourism" co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund and the state budget. "We cross borders".