White Paper on Back Roads Discovery Routes

[tomcycle]

BDR_Tourism_Whitepaper_0219-page-001 by Tom Timmerman, on Flickr

I know its American published (but just across the border in Washington). This White Paper will probably already tell you something we all know as Adventure and DS riders, we already know. Its only a couple of pages with lots of pictures so its worth the read while you are waiting for the weekend.

Here is a direct link to the pdf or you can scroll through these pictures
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13i6C7jkUCRMdFApu4swC8ntFRe5301PD/view

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BDR_Tourism_Whitepaper_0219-page-002 by Tom Timmerman, on Flickr

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[Benj]

I have done about 2000km of the BDR and it is absolutely incredible. The best part is the US government post the gpx tracks on line. No charge. Except Oregon. As you can see Oregon is not posted because it is not part of the government BDR but it is ran by a private group. Similar to Dualsport BC. Oregon has incredible riding. I would like to go back to the Bend area.

 

[LordEndo]

Thanks for posting - that’s a pretty cool white paper. Maybe we should start writing them on the riding areas we know..... :0)

 

[winterax]

Very accurate, ya, we need some Canadian government people to see this.