RadMaps collections
Places and routes,
collected with purpose.
Explore map poster series built around a place, trail system, race, or shared point of view. Every print is available on its own; every collection helps you find the right one.
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Map poster series
Curated map series
City Map Posters
RadMaps city map posters turn a place you know by heart into wall art: its streets, parks, rivers and shoreline, drawn from real map data and composed to read from across the room rather than to navigate by. The collection covers big cities and small ones, from New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia and London to Nashville, Seattle, Austin, Indianapolis, Siesta Key and Danville, Illinois. Each city is designed as its own print, with type and color chosen to suit that place, and Philadelphia comes in three editions: risograph, brutalist and classic. City posters make thoughtful housewarming gifts, a way to remember where you met or where you grew up, and a wall piece for anyone who has moved away from somewhere they love. Every design is printed and shipped within the United States in a range of sizes and finishes, from archival matte posters to framed prints, wall hangings, aluminum and acrylic. Don't see your city? Start a custom map from any place and style it yourself in the RadMaps editor.
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Illinois trail map collection
Kickapoo Trail Maps
Kickapoo State Recreation Area, near Oakwood in Vermilion County, Illinois, is home to a popular mountain bike trail network: miles of singletrack through wooded ravines and around the ponds left by the area's strip-mining past, beside the Middle Fork of the Vermilion River. This collection maps that network as wall art. Kickapoo comes in two editions of the full trail system, a risograph print and a watercolor print, each tracing about 41.7 miles of trail on real terrain. Kickapoo Mountain Bike Trails, the Pirates of the Prairie edition, focuses on a 20.7-mile set of trails. The posters are made for the riders, runners and volunteers who know these loops by name: a reminder of the home trail, a gift for the friend who first dragged you out there, or a print for the wall at your shop or club. RadMaps posters are independent artwork and are not affiliated with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources or local trail organizations.
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