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About Washington Backcountry Discovery Route
Product Description The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) is a scenic route across Washington State from Oregon to Canada through the Cascade Mountain Range. The 600-mile route follows a connection of mostly unpaved back roads that can be ridden on dual-sport and adventure motorcycles or driven in 4×4 and high-clearance 4WD vehicles. The route is usually snow-free July through September. When Bryce Stevens and Andrew Cull won the 2010 Overland Flag Competition for their proposal to create an off-road route across the state of Washington, they decided to make their vision a reality. In the spring of 2010, the two adventure motorcyclists from the Northwest began scouting and mapping a new off-road route across Washington State from Oregon to Canada for dual-sport adventure motorcycles and 4×4 vehicles. The WABDR DVD contains the full feature-length movie about the WABDR motorcycle expedition. It also includes additional bonus footage about the route, planning tips, sponsor videos and other movie trailers. GPS tracks for the entire WABDR route are also included on the DVD. Review Well worth watching if you're into or thinking of Dual Sport Riding. Explains how fast the sport is growing and where the sport is heading. A fasinating look into the world of dual sport riding. --Amazon.com Customer Review This 575-mile route thoroughly explores the Cascade Mountains beginning in Stevenson, WA and making it to the Canadian border at Night Hawk. Views of the massive volcanic mountains from the dense forest in the southern part of the route are stunning and the open arid pine forests of the central part of the route showcase the diversity of Washington. The route just seems to get better each day as you head north and into the high-mountain areas beyond Lake Chelan. It takes most people about 5-6 days to complete the route and there are some easy alternate sections to get around difficult stretches. There are many great camp spots along the way for those looking to rough it. The route also works well for those looking to stay in hotels or to do a little of both. --RideBDR.com About the Director Sterling Noren (Noren Films) is a leader in producing award-winning media for the adventure motorcycling industry and beyond. Programs include the BDR (Backcountry Discovery Routes) series, Expedition 65, GlobeRiders® series, instructional DVDs and other motorcycle adventure travel programs.
