Top Off-Road E-Bike Routes in the U.S. to Explore

When developing the OFFROAD model, we listened closely to our fans across the U.S., and one common question kept coming up: “What are the best off-road e-bike routes in the country?” That’s why we’ve compiled a list of top off-road trails that will give you even more reasons to choose the Delfast OFFROAD and enjoy an unforgettable adventure on two wheels.

Mojave Road, Arizona and California

The Mojave Road is a 147-mile trail stretching from Bullhead City, Arizona, to Newberry Springs, California. Known as the Old Government Road, it has historical significance, having been used by Spanish colonizers, explorers, and missionaries in the 18th and 19th centuries. This route offers stunning desert landscapes, and while it takes about three days to complete, the beauty of the surroundings can easily make your trip last longer. Just be cautious—there are plenty of snakes in the area!

Backcountry Discovery Route (WBDR), Washington

The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route is a 600-mile off-road adventure through the diverse landscapes of Washington State. From lush rainforests in the Cascades to arid plains in Eastern Washington, this route is perfect for both motorcycles and e-bikes. Along the way, you’ll find numerous campsites and hotels, making it ideal for long-distance riders who need to recharge their bikes and themselves.

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 by seven ghost towns, offering a mix of history and breathtaking scenery. While the trail is open during warmer months, it closes in winter, so plan accordingly. The views are simply unforgettable—don’t miss out!

El Camino Del Diablo, Arizona

Known as "The Devil’s Highway," El Camino Del Diablo is a 250-mile route through the harsh desert of Arizona, running close to the U.S.-Mexico border. This trail is best suited for experienced riders with extra water and emergency supplies. It's not for the faint of heart, but the raw beauty of the landscape makes it worth the challenge.

Magruder Road Corridor, Idaho and Montana

The Magruder Road Corridor is a 117-mile route that runs from Elk City, Idaho, to Darby, Montana. Named after a tragic event in 1863, the road is known for its winding paths and rugged terrain. A two-day journey along this trail offers a true off-road experience, with beautiful mountain vistas and challenging trails.

White Rim Trail, Utah

Ending our list is the stunning White Rim Trail in Utah, a 71-mile route through the red rock canyons of Canyonlands National Park. Two days are enough to explore its towering cliffs, buttes, and sandstone arches. Be sure to carry plenty of water, as this is a desert environment. And if you're looking for a challenge, you can ride the entire trail on a single charge of the Delfast OFFROAD, without needing to stop for recharging!

Whether you're a seasoned off-road rider or just starting out, these routes offer something for everyone. So grab your Delfast OFFROAD and hit the trails—adventure awaits!