John Paul's Route in Malopolska follows the tracks of the former pope John Paul II, showing the places that Karol Wojtyla visited as a young man and later on as a pope. The route starts in Krakow, through Kalwaria Zebrzydowska ending in Stary Sacz. It is about 230 km long.

On the route, many statues and other memorials can be found at places in which Karol Wojtyla once lived, or visited as a pope. Place of special significance are definitely the Leskowiec hill in Lesser Beskid mountains, the sanctuary in Ludzmierz, Turbacz hilltop in Gorce mountains and the Chocholowska Valley in the Tatra mountains. John Paul II always admired and liked these places very much.

The route follows: Krakow, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, Zar, Lekawica, Jaroszowicka mountain, Gorzen Gorny, Dzwonek, Wadowice, Ponikiew, John Paul's rock, Leskowiec, Lamana Skala, Slemien, Gachowizna, Hucisko, Czwrniawa Sucha, Przelecz Klekociny, Hala Kaminskiego, Zawoja Czatoza, Zawoja Widly, Skawica Gorna, Hala Krupowa, Polica, Cyl Hali Smietanowej, Przelecz Krowiarki, Kamionek, Zubrzyca Gorna, Przelecz Wąwoz, Beskidy, Przelecz Bory, Zeleznica, Raba Wyzna, Rabska Gora, Sieniawa, Janilowka, Przelecz Sieniawska, Pyzowka, Morawczyna, Trute, Ludzmierz, Nowy Targ, Kowaniec, Polany Bukowina, Turbacz, Przelecz Borek, dolina Kamienicy (Papiezowka), Przelecz Przysłop, Nowa Polana, Gorc, Ochotnica Dolna, Luban, Marszalek, Kroscienko, Dzwonkowka, Przechyba, Stary Sacz.