New Mexico BDR
2023-05-27 07:00 - 2023-06-04 21:00 (America/Denver) | New Mexico BDR, CO, United States
From the BDR website
“If you grew up watching westerns on TV, the landscapes on the New Mexico BDR will bring back memories. It’s true Wild West with the history to prove it.
You’ll ride through areas where the notorious outlaw ‘Billy the Kid’ made history by eluding authorities and see the land the same way he did because not much has changed in many of these places. Wild horses, landscapes that roll on forever and the tiniest of towns highlight this route.
Beginning in Dell City, TX you’ll enjoy the Guadalupe Rim views on your way to the high-elevation historic town of Cloudcroft. Hot springs, and lakeside camping can be found on your way into the mountains of the Gila National Forest and you’ll even be a stone’s throw from AZ before heading back to the north east toward Colorado. Highlights include Chloride Canyon, long stretches between towns and endless dispersed camping options. The last section north of Abiquiu winds through high mountains with open meadows with groves of aspen trees and is as beautiful as it gets.
Best time of year: Late May/June and September/October. July and August are monsoon season with extremely high temperatures and not recommended.”
Get your tickets here!
Our plan will be to meet up at Performance Cycle Saturday morning and head south on I-25 and 285 to Roswell, 489 miles. I will find us a Hotel once we have a final count. Sunday morning we will take the opportunity to go see the caverns before heading to the BDR route and picking it up North of Dell City at El Paso Pass (named by the New Mexico Department of Redundancy Department).
No further itinerary is planned as this allows us to freedom to take each day as it comes and adapt to weather and terrain.
This is rated as the 3rd easiest BDR behind Idaho and Mid-Atlantic. All riders must be comfortable riding in sand and loose rocks. Any bike you want to bring is fine but remember we will have several hundred miles of freeway to get there and back. I will be on my Africa Twin. Please make sure you have good knobby tires and your bike is in proper working order.
Plan to camp most nights. We will find shower opportunities as often as we can and likely will hotel it a few nights for that very reason. I will probably bring enough food for most of the trip rather than rely on Restaurants.
As always if you have any questions please contact me at 970-308-0374
Adam Animal

Oregon Backcountry Discovery Route
2023-07-29 08:00 - 2023-08-06 17:00
PLEASE READ THE WHOLE POSTING BEFORE SIGNING UP AND ASKING QUESTIONS IN THE COMMENTS.
This August we are going to head to the northwest for back to back Oregon and Washington BDRs. Oregon ends where Washington starts. I have not ridden either of these routes yet and am super excited to check them out. Last weeks New Mexico BDR lit the fire under my ass to get up there! My understanding is the Oregon is one of the more challenging routes they have put together, and Washington is on the easier side. You do not need to attend both to come to either one.
Plan will be to meet up in Denver at Woolly Mammoth Park and Ride Saturday the 29th and ride to Salt Lake Area and to Winnamucca NV on Sunday. We will start the route on Monday the 31st out of Winnamucca.
Like all BDR Routes, these ARE NOT BEGINNER RIDES as they are best suited for full size ADV bikes carrying a weeks worth of provisions. If you are an intermediate rider a smaller bike might suit you best.
At the end of the Washington BDR there is some talk of hitting a few sections of the Idaho BDR North to South on the way back to Denver. Nothing is set in stone but if anyone wants to plan for that please let me know.
From Ridebdr.com https://ridebdr.com/orbdr/
The Oregon Backcountry Discovery Route (ORBDR) is a 750-mile, multi-day off-pavement ride designed for adventure and dual-sport motorcycles. Starting in the high deserts of the southeast and exploring north through ancient pine forests and into the rugged mountains of the Cascade Range, challenges include lava rocks, silt, sand, and arduous mountain roads. From sagebrush steppe and hot springs, to caverns and glaciated volcanoes, riders are guided into remote territories that reveal many of the state’s natural wonders, providing prime sightseeing and recreational opportunities. With stunning views throughout and terrain that is certain to test your riding skills and endurance, the ORBDR is one of the best ways to discover the backcountry of Oregon.
The longest gap between fuel stops is 150 miles from Denio Junction NV to Plush OR. 75-100 miles in other sections.
All bikes must be plated and in good working order with fresh, knobby tires, oil changed and checked, chains in good condition and all lights working. Please bring a tool kit specific to your bike and spare front and rear tubes (even if you are tubeless- No exceptions), as well as extra RocStraps or other tie downs to hold on anything that yard sales!
Pack light, These bikes are heavy enough! We will plan to camp about 50-70% of the time and hotel every few nights as the opportunity and need arises. We will get meals and supplies in towns as we go thru/camp nearby.
Kickstands up at 9:00am if camping and 8:00am from Hotels!
To cover group operating expense and ensure those who sign up actually attend, all multi day rides have a $100 sign up cost. This is a “self guided” adventure and all riders should have gps and/or maps.
Please call with any questions 970-308-0374
Adam Animal

Washington Backcountry Discovery Route
2023-08-05 08:00 - 2023-08-13 17:00
PLEASE READ THE WHOLE POSTING BEFORE SIGNING UP AND ASKING QUESTIONS IN THE COMMENTS.
This August we are going to head to the northwest for back to back Oregon and Washington BDRs. Oregon ends where Washington starts. I have not ridden either of these routes yet and am super excited to check them out. Last weeks New Mexico BDR lit the fire under my ass to get up there! My understanding is the Oregon is one of the more challenging routes they have put together, and Washington is on the easier side. You do not need to attend both to come to either one.
Since I will be in Oregon, riders will need to coordinate the ride to Washington themselves. Please use the comments section below and not the group messages to plan. I think Hood River would be a good place to plan to group up for the start of Washington. Please make you reservations at hotels on your own. We will plan to start the Washington route Monday the 7th from Hood River.
IMPORTAINT!!! Washington Requires a permit to cross state lands. Each rider must purchase this additional tax on their own. It can be purchased online at https://store.discoverpass.wa.gov/
Like all BDR Routes, these ARE NOT BEGINNER RIDES as they are best suited for full size ADV bikes carrying a weeks worth of provisions. If you are an intermediate rider a smaller bike might suit you best.
At the end of the Washington BDR there is some talk of hitting a few sections of the Idaho BDR North to South on the way back to Denver. Nothing is set in stone but if anyone wants to plan for that please let me know.
From RideBDR.com https://ridebdr.com/wabdr/
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.
Best time of year: June through September is the best window for the Washington route. Snow in the mountain passes can block riders from completing the route early and late in the season.
The longest gap between gas stations is approximately 122 miles from Packwood to Ellensburg,
All bikes must be plated and in good working order with fresh, knobby tires, oil changed and checked, chains in good condition and all lights working. Please bring a tool kit specific to your bike and spare front and rear tubes (even if you are tubeless- No exceptions), as well as extra RocStraps or other tie downs to hold on anything that yard sales!
Pack light, These bikes are heavy enough! We will plan to camp about 50-70% of the time and hotel every few nights as the opportunity and need arises. We will get meals and supplies in towns as we go thru/camp nearby.
Kickstands up at 9:00am if camping and 8:00am from Hotels!
To cover group operating expense and ensure those who sign up actually attend, all multi day rides have a $100 sign up cost. This is a “self guided” adventure and all riders should have gps and/or maps.
Please call with any questions 970-308-0374
Adam Animal

Colorado Backcountry Discovery Route
2023-09-09 08:00 - 2023-09-16 17:00 | Wooly Mammoth Park and Ride, CO, United States
PLEASE READ THE WHOLE POSTING BEFORE SIGNING UP AND ASKING QUESTIONS IN THE COMMENTS.
Back by popular demand (thanks, Marc) we will be running the Coloardo BDR this Sept. Join us for an adventurous week enjoying the most beautiful scenery the Centennial state has to offer.
Plan will be to meet up at Wooly Mammoth Park and Ride at 8:00am on Saturday the 9th and ride to Dolores and camp at ‘House Creek Campground’ right at the start of the dirt section. We will take 2 days in the San Juan range and enjoy some extra trails before heading north on the route. At the end I may decide to hit the first 3 sections of the Wyoming BDR since I did not get to see those last year.
From RideBDR.com https://ridebdr.com/cobdr/
If getting high is your thing, Colorado offers some of the tallest mountains passable by motorcycle in the US. With several passes over 12,000 feet, there is no shortage of views on this route, just shortness of breath while taking in the sights in the thin air of Ophir, Corkscrew, Hurricane, California, Cinnamon, Cumberland, Cottonwood, Weston and Hagerman passes.
Beginning in the four corners location where, CO, AZ, NM and UT intersect, this 682-mile route winds its way north through the Rocky Mountains to the Wyoming border. The terrain includes dirt roads with rocks, sand and even a few water crossings to keep it exciting.
Best time of year: July through September. Most of the route can be done in late June. Depending on snowpack you might not make it through some high passes until sometime in July.
Like all BDR Routes, these ARE NOT BEGINNER RIDES as they are best suited for full size ADV bikes carrying a weeks worth of provisions. If you are an intermediate rider a smaller bike might suit you best.
All bikes must be plated and in good working order with fresh, knobby tires, oil changed and checked, chains in good condition and all lights working. Please bring a tool kit specific to your bike and spare front and rear tubes (even if you are tubeless- No exceptions), as well as extra RocStraps or other tie downs to hold on anything that yard sales!
Pack light, These bikes are heavy enough! We will plan to camp about 50-70% of the time and hotel every few nights as the opportunity and need arises. We will get meals and supplies in towns as we go thru/camp nearby.
Kickstands up at 9:00am if camping and 8:00am from Hotels!
To cover group operating expense and ensure those who sign up actually attend, all multi day rides have a $100 sign up cost. This is a “self guided” adventure and all riders should have gps and/or maps.
Please call with any questions 970-308-0374
Adam Animal

Truth or Consequences, NM. Dirt Bike Trip
2024-01-11 08:00 - 2024-01-16 17:00
With some fresh upgrades to my XR650R I’m super excited for this years Truth or Consequences, New Mexico ride. If you’ve been with the group for awhile you’ll know we head down to TorC every Jan and it is a blast! This area has some incredible terrain, history, scenery and decent weather this time of year. Day time temps are usually 50-60 with very little chance of rain.

Dirt bikes and intermediate skills required. The terrain here is rocky and sandy. Fast desert riding, tight single track and washes are the norm.

We will plan to hit Palomas Gap, Hatch,NM, San Mateo Mts, and endless miles of desert trails. There are miles of trails right in town that we can hit in the evenings as daily “last hurrahs”.

We will be renting a house to stay in. Cost is for the entire duration of the trip. No discounts for late arrival/early departure. Limited to 8 riders.

I’m trying something new this year. I’ve divided the house rental cost up based on beds and room situation, that way we aren’t all paying the same price when one guys got his own shitter and one guys set up under a stairwell! First come first served.

Please bring food and libations to share. I’ll plan to make breakfast every morning before we head out.

Please carry a gps and have basic maps of the area download and be able to get yourself home if we get separated. Please also have a plan to get yourself and you bike back home if you should get injured.

As always please call with any questions 970-308-0374

Baja Tour Planning Meeting
2024-02-03 14:00 - 17:00 | Mother Trucker Brewery, 2360 E 120th Ave, Thornton, 80233
Join us for a few drinks and discuss the upcoming Baja trip. Learn about or past experiences and talk about what the plan for this trip is.

Baja Mexico On-Road adventure trip
2024-03-09 08:00 - 2024-03-24 17:00
Join Whisky Throttle Adventures for an unforgettable On-Road motorcycling experience in the heart of Baja. Beginning at the boarder crossing at Tecate, we will head all the way down to Cabo San Lucas for a couple days of beaches and Margaritas before stopping for Whale watching on our return trip home.
Itinerary:
Saturday 9th. Leave out of Denver and hotel along the way.
Sunday 10th. Tecate to Ensenada. Ride Miles 70; Meet at the Tecate border crossing in California. Located about 40 miles east of San Diego, this crossing has far less traffic and is usually very easy to cross, both ways, and offers parking to store vehicles at for $5-$10 per day. Security is not a problem as the area is under 24 hour surveillance from border patrol. Once everyone is there we will cross as a group and make the 2 hour ride south thru the Valle de Guadalupe wine region to Ensenada.

Monday 11th. Ensenada to San Quintin. Ride Miles 120; After the long drive down we will begin our Baja Adventure with an enjoyable and relaxing day as we make our way south to San Quintin, stopping to enjoy a few tasters at the local wineries along the way. Make sure to save enough energy to ride on the beach when we get there!
Tuesday 12th San Quintin to Bahia de los Angeles Ride Miles 225; Today takes us south to an early lunch/late breakfast at the famous Mama Espinosa’s in El Rosario (39 miles from San Quintin) before turning inland across the peninsula to the Sea of Cortez to the sleepy fishing town of Bahia De Los Angeles (Bay of L.A.). Along the way we will pass the Valle de los cirios, one of the most lush cactus groves in Baja.

Wednesday 13th. Bahia de los Angeles to Mulege. Ride Miles 300; Our first long day takes us back over the mountains to the Pacific side where we cross into Baja California Sur (south) and turn back east to the Sea of Cortez where we will ride along the coast thru Santa Rosalia and down to the beautiful town of Mulege.
Thursday 14th. Mulege to La Paz. Ride Miles 310; We will head south down the Sea of Cortez stopping at the Bahia Concepcion to look for whale sharks. From there we turn inland thru Ciudad Insurgentes and Ciudad Constitucion before the long desolate stretch to the harbor town of La Paz, the traditional end point for the Baja 1000.

Friday 15th. Ride Miles 100-180. After leaving La Paz riders will have the option for riding some dirt or staying on pavement to Cabo San Lucas. The dirt route is sandy but usually passable by passenger car. This route will give us a beer stop at Cabo Pulmo. The pavement option will take riders around the Sierra de Laguna mountain range.

Saturday 16th. Cabo San Lucas layover day. Ride miles 0 (unless you go exploring 😉 We will have the day off to take in Cabo San Lucas. There is a Laundry Service there that will clean and fold your clothes for not much money. I will be renting a jet ski and eating at the Crazy Lobster.
Sunday 17th. Cabo San Lucas to Loreto. Ride Miles 320; We begin our trip back north with a long riding day to knock out some of the miles we have already seen and get back to the good stuff. Ending our day in the historic town of Loreto on the Sea of Cortez, where we can check out the Mission and the wonderful Town Plaza.

Monday 18th. Loreto to San Ignacio. Ride Miles 175; Heading back up the Sea of Cortez takes us to my favorite place on the peninsula, San Ignacio. The Plaza here is the most relaxing place.
Tuesday 19th. San Ignacio layover day. Ride Miles 0-100; Relax in town and enjoy the local eatery’s or book a trip out to the Laguna San Ignacio for a whale watching tour. Every time I have done the whale watching I have been able to actually reach out and pet a Grey Whale! Tours are available with Transport out to the Laguna or ride the 50 miles out with about 25 miles of gravel road.

Wednesday 20th. San Ignacio to San Felipe. Ride Miles 335; After our relaxing day with the whales we now head north back to the Sea of Cortez to San Felipe, a town with rich ties to Baja racing. Hwy 3 north from Chapala is notoriously pot holed so slower speeds are necessary
Thursday 21st. San Felipe to Ensenada Ride Miles 160; Our last leg of this journey takes us back over the Sierra de Juarez mountains back to Ensenada for one last night on the town. Last chance to stuff the saddle bags with *shifty look* “souvenirs”

Friday 22nd Ensenada to Tecate. Ride Miles 70; Sadly we must now say Adios to Mexico. The crossing back into the States is usually fairly straight forward. Again please use the comments below to plan Carpool and caravans to and from the boarder.
this trip is pavement based with limited dirt so any bike capable of comfortably riding at 75mph and any riding level is welcome. Trip will involve multiple days of 200-300 miles. Some dirt will be encountered as the highways are still experiencing reconstruction from the hurricane. There will be a few options along the way for some dirt alternate routes, but basically this is a paved ride.
All hotel accommodations in Mexico, your Mexican Tourist Visa (FMM card) and a chase truck are included in ticket price. Travel to Mexico, Fuel, Insurance (required as your US insurance does not cover Mexico), Food and Souvenirs are NOT included in price.
Everyone is responsible for their own travel to the Mexican boarder. I find Camp Verde, AZ to be a good half way point from Denver and The Copper Inn a nice reasonably priced hotel. Please use the comments section if you want to organize car pools. I can take 4-5 bikes and 1 passenger if people want to take a fuel efficient car down.
I will be taking my Tacoma down as a chase truck. Each person can put one (1) duffle bag in the bed if you want to keep weight off your bike or bring a bike that doesn’t store a lot. This is a Pavement ride and we will be staying in hotels each night, *No camping*, so you don’t need to bring the kitchen sink!
Bikes should all be in good mechanical condition and must carry tools specific to your bike as well as a spare tube for Front and Rear even if you are tubeless. Mexican roads are full of potholes and tubeless doesn’t seal when the rims bent! (it’s happened) I will have a spare 21 and 18″ tire in the truck. If any one has a spare 19 and 17 they want to add that would be cool.
In order to make this trip cost viable there is a minimum of 7 tickets that must be sold with a maximum of 12 tickets available. Each ticket is a single rider, single room. Couples wishing to share a room can contact me for shared pricing.
As always call with any questions. 970-308-0374

*Lastly I am looking for someone who wants to drive the chase truck. All rooms will be provided in compensation for driving.*

Arizona BDR Documentary Film watch party and meet and greet
2024-04-06 14:00 - 17:00 | Mother Trucker Brewery, 2360 E 120th Ave, Thornton, 80233
Join us for a couple beers and to watch the AZBDR film. Whether you plan to Ride the route with us this year or just want to see what its all about anyone is welcome to come.

Arizona BDR
2024-05-04 08:00 - 2024-05-12 17:00
Come join us for a fantastic week of riding desert, cactus, mountains and the wild west. I have not yet had the opportunity to ride the AZBDR and am really looking forward to checking that one off.

FROM RIDEBDR.COM:
Blessed with a surprising number of mountain ranges, the Arizona BDR is more green and mountainous than many people expect. Starting on the US/Mexico border, the 750- mile route stays east of Tucson and Phoenix and explores the historic Empire Ranch, Sierra Ancha Cliff Dwellings, Mogollon Rim, Saguaro Cactus Forests, Navajo Nation, wild horses, Vermillion Cliffs and options to see the Grand Canyon from vantage points most people never see.
Best time of year: April through June and Late September/October. July and August have very high temperatures and should be avoided. August is also monsoon season and is not a good time to ride the route.
Additional Route Information
IMPORTANT: . You MUST obtain an Arizona State Land Trust Recreational Permit. Visit AZ Recreation Permit.
Another permit is needed for riding through Navajo Nation (Section 8). You MUST obtain a pass to ride and camp in Navajo Nation.

I have not yet had the opportunity to ride the AZBDR and am ready to check it off the list. I think this spring is the perfect time to do that.

Rough plan right now will be to leave Denver on Sat, May 4th (may the 4th be with you) and return Sunday the 12th or sooner if we finish early. Right now I’m looking at taking my XR650R to better handle the sand although this is a BDR route and should be passable on any Adv bike with a decent rider. If I do take my XR I’ll drive down to a mid point (probably Flagstaff or a friends house in Show Low) and riding to the start from there. Maybe we can organize a car pool. I can haul 4-5 bikes and 1-2 passengers.

No Itinerary is set after we start the ride. We will just take each day as it comes and deal with challenges as they present themselves. Please plan to camp every night as no hotel plans are being made. We will likely get a few hotels as the opportunities arise.

Prior rides with this group are required to attend. This is NOT a beginner ride.

Please make sure your bike is in good mechanical condition with good or new knobby tires.

All riders are required to have GPS or a phone app and be able to navigate themselves should someone get separated. GPS tracks can be downloaded for free from https://ridebdr.com/download-tracks

If you have any questions please fill free to call me at 970-308-0374

The "70-70" BDR. The Best of Both! Fall Colors Ride.
2024-09-28 08:00 - 2024-10-06 17:00
I’ve been planning out the details of this ride for a couple years and I’m super excited to bring it to you. The 70-70 BDR. Colorado BDR south from I-70 at Gypsum and Utah BDR north to I-70 at Green River. There are going to be numerous Route changes to the standard BDR maps and some side trips to see cool sights along the way.
Saturday we will meet up at Wooly Mammoth P&R and head out to Gypsum and start the route. We will plan to camp our last night in Green River State park in Utah before heading home Sunday the 6th. Other camping spots will be Leadville, Lake City, Canyon of the Ancients, 3 Step Hideaway, Moab. Exact locations will be determined based on our pace and location each day.
This route will bypass the Alpine loop in favor of the “easy” bypass because the falls colors along that stretch are amazing. I’m aiming to keep this a bit more easy and comfortable ride, but sand in southern Utah is always present. All bikes are welcome but we will be riding I-70 back from Green River so 65 mph top speed is needed.
Please make sure your bike is in good mechanical condition with good Knobby tires, spare front and rear tubes (even if tubeless), and a took kit specific to your bike.
Night time temps in Colorado at that time can be down into the low 30s or even 20s. We will try not to camp at super high elevations but please plan accordingly.
Other than 3 Step Hideaway, no hotels are planned.
Any questions call or text
970-663-5978
Adam Animal

Best Colorado Roads Tour 2025
2025-08-30 17:00 - 2025-09-07 14:00 | Starting at Loveland, 1450 Cascade Ave, Loveland, CO, 80538, United States
Get ready for an exciting new adventure! Since 2016, we’ve led over 100,000 miles of unforgettable off-road tours, and now, for the very first time, we’re taking our expertise to the pavement! Join us as we embark on our inaugural on-road tour and be part of this thrilling new adventure in our story!
If you’re looking for a once-in-a-lifetime motorcycle adventure—without the crowds, without the fluff, and without the high price tag—this is your ride.
This fully guided 9-day tour includes:
Handpicked scenic routes through Colorado’s hidden gems (no traffic-choked highways or tourist traps)
Chase vehicle support for luggage, tools, and peace of mind
Daily ride briefings, safety support, and a tight-knit group of riders
Lodging every night in rider-friendly hotels and local inns
Each rider can expect their own accommodations
(Riders may opt to share a room with friends; passengers are assumed to share a room with their rider)
We’re keeping the group intentionally small to keep things personal and flexible. No crowded parking lots. No cookie-cutter tours. Just epic roads, good people, and high-mountain freedom.
🛑 Spots are limited. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.
👇 Got questions before you commit?
Click here to schedule a quick call—we’ll walk through rentals, logistics, and help you decide if this ride is the right fit.

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January Truth or Consequences Dirt Bike trip
2026-01-17 08:00 - 2026-01-24 17:00
Hosted by Whisky Throttle Adventures
Shake off the winter chill and join us for a mid-winter escape to Truth or Consequences, New Mexico — a desert town famous for its hot springs, rugged terrain, and eccentric charm. This is our go-to January ride: warm days, dusty trails, and good company.
What’s New This Year
We’ve upgraded to a house with its own natural private hot spring on-site (yes, seriously). Soaking under the stars after a long day on the bike? Yeah, it’s that kind of trip.

Private on-site hot spring (fits 8… allegedly)
Beds for everyone, but you might be sharing a room
Secure fenced-in parking for bikes
Street parking for trucks and trailers
Close to downtown T or C for food and nightlife

Bikes & Riding
This trip is best suited for small dual sports or plated dirt bikes — 500cc class or under. Expect desert two-track, rocky climbs, sandy washes, and wide-open terrain. Routes change daily depending on weather, conditions, and the group’s energy. Bring a decent fuel range, a sense of adventure, and gear for cool mornings and warm afternoons.
Cost & Details

$450 per person to cover cost of home rental
8-rider limit — first come, first served
Each rider is guaranteed a bed, but not a private room
Payment holds your spot
No refunds unless your spot is filled

When Colorado ices over, we don’t hang up the helmets — we chase the sun. Out of the cold, into the desert, and straight into a hot spring built for good stories and better rides.
