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Maps for Bicycling Gettysburg – Get Yours!

Maps for bicycling Gettysburg

NEWS – Today, Civil War Cycling announces the immediate availability of digital (PDF) maps for bicycling Gettysburg National Military Park. For a complete listing of fourteen different safe, fun, and educational bicycle routes through the Gettysburg battlefield, please visit the Digital Maps section of our Shop. You can purchase a map for bicycling Gettysburg for as little as $2.95. 

The maps supplement the guidebook, Bicycling Gettysburg National Military Park: The Cyclist’s Civil War Travel Guide, which will be available for pre-order on January 14, 2019. Together, the book and companion maps, although useful independent of one another, provide an outdoor, experiential learning framework for adventurous, self-directed students of all ages.

Maps for bicycling Gettysburg …

How to get your maps NOW

Click Shop. Next, find the map that you want. Then click Buy Now and interact with PayPal screens to complete the purchase. Although PayPal manages the checkout process, you do not need a PayPal account, only a debit or credit card. The transaction is secure. After you authorize payment, you will be sent an email with a download link to your PDF map.

Enjoy your maps (no license keys)

You can print Civil War Cycling’s PDF for your personal use without having to hassle with license keys or any kind of “digital rights management.”

Most bicyclists will print maps for bicycling Gettysburg and then stuff them into jersey pockets, panniers, or handlebar map bags for use during a bicycle ride. You can also read the PDF file on your mobile device (if you have a PDF reader) during a battlefield stop. For safety reasons, Civil War Cycling’s maps are not designed for use while riding your bicycle.

Would you like to see sample map pages?

If you would like to view some sample pages before purchasing a map, please look for the FREE GNMP Route 12 Companion Map in the Digital Maps section of our Shop.

Civil War Cycling designed its bicycling maps for Gettysburg in a way that minimizes the bicyclist’s exposure to town traffic. The maps describe safe, circular routes through park land. 

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