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

When we designed the OFFROAD model, we were inspired by the many requests from our fans in the United States. We wanted to find out what the best off-road e-bike routes are and create a list that would give you even more reasons to choose the Delfast OFFROAD and enjoy the thrill of adventure on two wheels.

Mojave Road, Arizona and California

If you're in the area of California or Arizona, make sure to take a weekend trip along the Mojave Road. This 147-mile trail stretches from Bullhead City, Arizona, to Newberry Springs, California, and offers breathtaking landscapes. Known as the Old Government Road, it has historical significance, having been used by Spanish colonizers, explorers, and missionaries from the 18th to 19th centuries.

The journey typically takes around three days, but the beauty of the desert and its unique wildlife can keep you captivated for much longer. Just remember to watch out for snakes—there are quite a few in this region!

Backcountry Discovery Route (WBDR), Washington

The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route, created by Bryce Stevens and Andrew Cull, is a 600-mile off-road path through Washington state. It’s perfect for both motorcycles and mountain bikes, offering a mix of rainforests in the Cascade Mountains and arid plains in Eastern Washington. Along the way, you'll find plenty of campsites and places to recharge your e-bike, making it an ideal route for long-distance riders.

While the Mojave Road and WBDR are standout options, there are many other incredible off-road routes across the U.S., including in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and California. Each has its own unique charm and challenges, waiting for you to explore them on your Delfast OFFROAD.

Alpine Loop Trail, Colorado

Starting in Lake City, the Alpine Loop Trail in Colorado is a 63-mile off-road loop through the San Juan Mountains. The route passes by seven ghost towns, adding an eerie and fascinating element to the ride. While it's a beautiful and challenging trail, keep in mind that it's closed during the winter months.

El Camino Del Diablo, Arizona

El Camino Del Diablo, also known as “The Devil’s Highway,” is a 250-mile trail in Arizona that was historically known for its harsh conditions. Starting near Ajo, the trail runs close to the U.S.-Mexico border. It’s a dirt road suitable for vehicles with extra water and emergency supplies. Be aware that this trail is not for the faint-hearted and should be tackled with caution.

Magruder Road Corridor, Idaho and Montana

The 117-mile Magruder Road Corridor is named after Lloyd Magruder, who was tragically killed on this road in 1863. While the history is somber, the route itself is winding and challenging, offering a true off-road experience. Starting near Elk City, Idaho, and ending at Darby, Montana, the journey usually takes about two days.

White Rim Trail, Utah

We’ll end our list with one of the most stunning off-road routes: the White Rim Trail in Utah. At 71 miles long, it’s perfect for a two-day adventure where you can witness towering rock formations, dramatic buttes, and natural sandstone arches. Don’t forget to bring plenty of water, as this is a desert environment. And if you're up for a challenge, you can complete the entire route on a single charge of your Delfast OFFROAD, without needing to stop for recharging!

Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting out, these trails offer unforgettable experiences. So grab your Delfast OFFROAD, pack your gear, and hit the road—adventure awaits!