Top Off-Road E-Bike Routes in the US to Explore

When we developed the Delfast OFFROAD e-bike, we were inspired by our fans’ passion for adventure and off-road exploration. That’s why we’ve put together a list of the best off-road routes across the U.S. — perfect for riders looking to experience the thrill of the trail on their Delfast OFFROAD.

Mojave Road, Arizona and California

The Mojave Road is a 147-mile trail that stretches from Bullhead City, Arizona, to Newberry Springs, California. Known as the Old Government Road, it's rich in history and offers breathtaking desert landscapes. This route is ideal for a weekend adventure, but be prepared for the wildlife — snakes are common in this area. A multi-day trip allows you to truly appreciate the beauty of the Mojave Desert.

Backcountry Discovery Route (WBDR), Washington

The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route is a 600-mile journey through diverse terrain, from lush rainforests in the Cascade Mountains to arid plains in Eastern Washington. It's a popular choice for both motorcycles and e-bikes, with plenty of campgrounds and charging options along the way. Whether you're riding for a day or a week, this route offers something for every off-road enthusiast.

Alpine Loop Trail, Colorado

Starting in Lake City, Colorado, the Alpine Loop Trail is a 63-mile loop through the San Juan Mountains. Along the way, you'll pass seven ghost towns, adding an eerie and fascinating element to your ride. The scenery is simply stunning, though keep in mind that the trail is closed during winter months.

El Camino Del Diablo, Arizona

Known as “The Devil’s Highway,” El Camino Del Diablo is a 250-mile route in Arizona that follows the U.S.-Mexico border. This challenging trail is best suited for experienced riders who carry extra water and emergency supplies. It’s not for the faint of heart, but the raw beauty of the desert makes it worth the effort.

Magruder Road Corridor, Idaho and Montana

The 117-mile Magruder Road Corridor starts near Elk City, Idaho, and ends at Darby, Montana. Named after a tragic event in 1863, this route is known for its winding and rugged terrain. A two-day journey gives you time to take in the scenic beauty while navigating the challenging path.

White Rim Trail, Utah

The White Rim Trail in Utah is a 71-mile route that takes you through some of the most iconic red rock formations, towers, and arches in the American Southwest. While a two-day trip is recommended, you can cover the entire trail in one day on your Delfast OFFROAD, which has enough power to go the distance without needing a charge.

Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting out, these trails offer unforgettable experiences. With the right gear, like the Delfast OFFROAD, you can explore them all with confidence and comfort. Safe travels and enjoy the ride!