Northeast Backcountry Discovery Routes (NEBDR) BDR Series Map

Second Edition

$21.95

2 reviews

Spanning 1,300 miles across eight states, the Northeast BDR is the longest and most state-crossing route in the Backcountry Discovery Route series—making it one of the most geographically and culturally diverse ADV motorcycle rides in the U.S.

From the rugged terrain of Pennsylvania to the remote forests of Maine, this route was built for adventure and dual-sport motorcycle riders seeking a true East Coast backcountry expedition. The NEBDR leads riders through a rich blend of dirt roads, gravel tracks, forest trails, and narrow paved byways, with each state offering its own distinct character—from colonial charm and farm country to dense hardwood forests, alpine lakes, and mountain ridgelines.

While individual sections are perfect for a long weekend ride, those who commit to the full multi-day journey will experience a deeply rewarding adventure, filled with challenging terrain, quaint New England towns, and jaw-dropping scenery that changes dramatically as you head north.

  • Map Features
  • Additional Information
  • Highlights a single BDR route  |  Includes route planning and permit information (when applicable).
  • Waterproof / Tear Resistant  |  The road can be tough on your gear. Our maps are designed to withstand abuse.
  • Packs Easily  |  This map folds to 4.25” x 9”.
  • Detailed Information  |  Includes written descriptions, section breakdowns with mileage, and elevation profiles.
Weight.22 lbs
Dimensions9 × 6 × .25 in
SKU: MP-132

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W. Dean
The information will simplify my trip!

Additional information not found on the GPS files will help plan out the adventure. I can't wait for the sebdr butler maps to become available so I can ride the whole east coast!

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philip yates
dont ship with UPS to Canada

I placed an order for two maps for a cost in CDN of about $68. They shipped UPS and UPS collects GST which is fine. The GST came to less than $9 but the UPS fees to collect were $42 so I ended up paying the shipping fee and another $51 in collection fee's so the UPS portion was more than the order.
Well done UPS, my option was to refuse the order and be sued by UPS and lose the maps.

Hi Philip, we're so sorry to hear of the GST hurdles you experienced with receiving your maps via UPS.
As I'm sure, you are well aware, given the Canadian Postal Service's ongoing strike, it's not really an option to receive your mail via this method right now. We have customers that ordered maps a month ago and they are still waiting to receive them because they were sent out via USPS.
We understand that this situation has been a bit less than pleasant for you, however, did the map itself meet your expectations? I see that you gave a two star review on the product itself so I'm just trying to get some clarity on if it was not only the poor shipping experience, but something wrong with the map itself.
Thanks again for your support and please let us know what we can do to help make this a bit better experience for you.