We want to help build a responsible, respectful user base of eMTB riders who ride on trails that are clearly open to eMTBs. That means motorized singletrack, doubletrack, primitive roads and other areas that are open to motor vehicles, or that allow eMTBs on non-motorized bicycle trails. Here are some great eMTB rides and advocacy tools to make the case for sensible eMTB access.

Electric Mountain Bike Policy Database

PeopleForBikes is proud to announce a first-of-its-kind Electric Mountain Bike Policy Database for land managers and recreation enthusiasts. With this new tool, users can now review and browse all existing eMTB and e-bike policies across the United States, outlining rules relating to electric bicycles and where they can be ridden.

Urban Adventure Rides

• Boston
• Bay Area
• LA
• Denver

Destination Adventure Rides

• Big Bear (CA)
• Lake Tahoe (CA)
• Rowher Flats (CA)
• Crested Butte (CO)
• Hartman Rocks (CO)
• Monarch Crest (CO)
• Sun Valley (ID)
• Cuyuna Lakes (MN)
• Bangtail Divide (MT)
• Hood River (OR)
• Coopers Gap (PA)
• Goodwater Loop (TX)
• Moab (UT)
• Iron Mountain (VA)
• Boundary Trail (WA)

More Great Rides to Explore Federal Lands

• Denali National Park and Preserve, AK – Denali National Park and Preserve – Denali Park Road
• Monticello, GA – Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge – Givens Field Road
• Medicine Park, OK – Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge –  Scott Fire Road
• Denver, CO – Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge – Perimeter Trail
• Virginia Beach, VA – Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge – East Dike Trail
• Fritch, TX – Lake Meredith National Recreation Area – South Turkey Creek Trail
• Port Angeles, WA – Olympic National Park – Spruce Railroad Trail
• Jamestown, TN – Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area – West Bandy Trail