See answers to the most frequently asked questions about our off-road routes.

Who are our off-road routes for?

We create off-road routes primarily for users of 4×4 vehicles. Many routes are also suitable for quads and touring/cross motorcycles.

For navigation, a smartphone with the Maps.Me app (Android/iOS) is sufficient. The set includes KML files for Maps.Me and GPX files for Garmin devices.

Are the routes legal?

Yes – the routes mainly run along public and generally accessible roads. Occasional exceptions (e.g. customary roads with uncertain legal status) are always described in the route documentation.

Remember: traffic regulations, signs and local restrictions must be respected. Responsibility for driving always lies with the driver.

How are our off-road routes updated?

Our routes are continuously updated. When a driving ban appears or a section becomes impassable, we introduce corrections.

On the route pages in the off-roadrunner.com shop we publish the date of the last update. Before departure, check that you have the latest version. If less than a year has passed since purchase and you have not yet used the route, the updated version is free of charge.

Do you see something that needs improvement? Report it in the WhatsApp or Facebook group or by e-mail (info@polishoffroad.com). We reward specific information with discounts.

Who is responsible for safety on the route?

The driver is always responsible for safety. They must adapt driving to conditions, ensure the vehicle is roadworthy and comply with regulations.

Some off-road sections may be demanding even for experienced crews. The organizer is not responsible for accidents, fines or damages.

If you encounter a barrier, prohibition or obstacle on an off-road route, choose a detour and inform us and other participants, preferably via the WhatsApp or Facebook group or by e-mail (info@polishoffroad.com).

What types and lengths of off-road routes are available?

The offer includes, among others:

• One-day – 40–120 km, approx. 6 hours of driving,
• Weekend and multi-day – with accommodation base,
• Expedition – 500–3800 km, divided into stages of approx. 6 hours per day (5–25 days; international combinations up to 35 days),
• International – e.g. Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania.

On the product pages in the shop you will find the exact distance in kilometers and driving time.

How difficult are the off-road routes?

One-day routes have four difficulty levels:

• very easy,
• easy,
• difficult,
• very difficult.

An SUV can manage a “very easy” route. Remember, however, that weather conditions may change the difficulty – after rain, even an easy route may become difficult. Longer routes are mainly of a touring character, but demanding stages do occur.

What do I receive after purchasing an off-road route?

The set includes:

• PDF – route description, attractions and practical tips,
• KML – for the Maps.Me app,
• GPX – for Garmin.

Print the PDF and read it before departure, then use it during the drive.

Are there still roadbooks?

Only in older one-day guides. GPS files (KML/GPX) are the current standard.

Is accommodation information included?

Yes. For weekend and holiday routes we provide verified accommodation options (often with discounts for members of the Polish Off-Road Club).

On expedition routes, stages start and end at camping locations (where legal) or campsites. We often also provide “under-roof” accommodation options in hotels or guesthouses.

What is the Never-Ending Rally competition?

By completing our routes, you can participate in the Never-Ending Rally.

For each route or stage of a multi-stage route you receive 1 point.

• 10 routes = bronze medal,
• 20 routes = silver medal + gadget,
• 30 routes = gold medal + diploma + gadget

Details can be found at https://polishoffroad.com/never-ending-rally/

How can I find a team for a joint drive?

• WhatsApp group – quick arrangements and route reports,
• Facebook group – photos, videos and announcements of joint trips.

Membership in the Polish Off-Road Club additionally makes it easier to meet off-road enthusiasts.

How much do the routes cost and are there discounts?

Routes usually cost between 60 and 350 PLN. Members of the Polish Off-Road Club receive a 50% discount on all routes.

Each crew should have its own copy of a route – this provides funds for updates and new developments.

How much does membership in the Polish Off-Road Club cost?

The membership fee is:

• 600 PLN / year upon joining,
• 400 PLN / year upon renewal.

The price includes, among others, a code for a 50% discount on off-road routes, a club gadget pack and access to groups.
See all benefits.

Where can I buy off-road routes?

Exclusively in the off-roadrunner.com shop.

On product pages you will find descriptions, photos, maps and dates of the latest updates.

Can I sell my own off-road routes?

Yes – we invite cooperation in planning, updating and editing off-road routes.

Important: responsibility and license

Respect nature, private property, signs and prohibitions.
Do not share routes with third parties. If you travel in a group, each crew should purchase its own copy.