Idaho Backcountry Discovery Route Is Now Complete  A 1,250-mile self-guided tour through the stunning landscapes of Idaho.

The new Idaho Backcountry Discovery Route is complete and ready to ride!

The Idaho Backcountry Discovery Route (IDBDR) is the latest addition to a growing list of State Backcountry Discovery Routes. The IDBDR is now the fifth route developed by the Backcountry Discovery Routes organization for dual-sport and adventure motorcycle travel. The route runs south-to-north across the state of Idaho and covers more than 1,250 miles of mostly off-road tracks.

The route begins in the old western town of Jarbidge Nevada and travels through the western side of the Idaho Rocky Mountains on the way to the Canadian Border at the Idaho Panhandle. Some of the highlights include two historic back roads — the Magruder Corridor and the Lolo Motorway. The route travels through several rustic mountain towns, including Yellow Pine, Burgdorf Hot Springs, Elk City, Avery, Wallace, and Clark Fork.

Free GPS tracks, interactive map and route planner are available on the BDR website.

The off-road terrain is said to be less technical than the other BDR routes but the daily mileage is higher. That makes it all the more enjoyable for those interested in soaking in the sights in Idaho’s scenic back country. Backcountry Discovery Routes makes it easy to explore Idaho’s treasures by directing you to historic ghost towns, remote desert vistas, pine-covered mountains, and beautiful canyons.

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Free GPS tracks and travel planner are now available on the Idaho Backcountry Discovery Route website and a waterproof IDBDR Butler Map and Expedition DVD are currently available for pre-sale purchase through Touratech.

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