Path & Map Tips

How we draw suggested paths and how to use our hot-air balloon markers (our map pins) on the ground.

Quick summary: The blue line is a suggested path that links tour stops for orientation. It is not turn-by-turn navigation. Look for the hot-air balloon markers (our version of map pins) — each one marks a stop. Use those markers with your preferred navigation app if you want turn-by-turn.

How we draw the map path

Editors validate each stop on a modern map and then draw a connecting line to suggest a pleasant loop. We consider distance, typical foot traffic, viewpoints, and nearby amenities. The path is for big-picture orientation, not for every turn.

What the path is (and is not)

Using the hot-air balloon markers (our map pins)

Your judgment matters most

Use the map, the tour's self location features (the compass or auto-location), and local signs to choose the safest and most direct way between stops. If reality differs from the map, trust what is in front of you and adjust.

Friendly safety reminders

FAQ

Why do you not show street addresses?
Address listings can vary by source and can change over time. Our hot-air balloon markers (map pins) are more reliable for finding the location of a stop. Use your preferred navigation app if you want turn-by-turn directions by entering the sight / tour stop name.

What if a marker looks off?
Use nearby signage to locate the stop. If something seems out of date, please let us know through the Support page so we can review it quickly.

Can I visit in any order?
Absolutely. Tours are free-roaming. The line is a suggestion. You can turn the path off in settings if you prefer.

Last updated: September 19, 2025