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Michelin (1:150,000)

328Ain, Haute-Savoie

327Loire, Rhône

333Isère, Savoie

332Drôme, Vaucluse

340Bouches-du-Rhône, Var

IGN (1:100,000)

143Lons-le-Saunier, Genève

150Lyon, Villefranche-sur-Saône

157Grenoble, Montélimar

163Avignon, Nîmes

171Marseille, Avignon

Various online maps are available to download, at a scale of your choice. A strip map of the Swiss stages can be downloaded from www.veloland.ch, while the French stages can be found at www.viarhona.com. Particularly useful is Open Street Map www.openstreetmap.org, which has a cycle route option showing the route in its entirety. This cannot be downloaded directly from OSM but it can through the Viewranger App (for iPhone or Android) without charge.

Guidebooks

Switzerland Mobility and Werd Verlag publish a guide with maps to the Swiss part of the route, available in French or German (not English). La Suisse a Vélo/Veloland Schweiz, volume 1 Route du Rhône/Rhone Route, ISBN 9783859325647. A guide in French to the ViaRhôna by Claude Bandiera is published by Biclou, ISBN 9782351490006.