Backcountry Discovery Routes

📍 Seattle, United States🗓 Founded 2010👥 6 employees💰 Last funded 2010
Spectator Sports🌐 ridebdr.com
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Backcountry Discovery Routes is a 501c (4) non-profit organization whose mission is to establish and preserve off-highway routes for dual-sport and adventure motorcycle travel. Through education, advocacy, and promotion of responsible motorcycle travel, BDR seeks to preserve backcountry motorcycling opportunities for generations to come. BDR works with forest service, land managers, and agencies responsible for public land to keep trails and remote roads open for motorcycling. Through careful investment of funds and resources, BDR is able to map new routes, provide free GPS tracks and advice, create photo and video archives of the routes, and educate the motorcycle community about managed travel on public lands. Backcountry Discovery Routes'​ goal is to create a new Backcountry Discovery Route each year for the Adventure Community. For each BDR route, a full-length documentary DVD, a Butler motorcycle map, and free GPS tracks are produced. BDR works with motorcycle dealers across US to organize BDR movie premieres and training seminars.
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Frequently asked questions
Who invested in Backcountry Discovery Routes?
Backcountry Discovery Routes has 1 investor on record on gritt.io, including 1 early-stage backers.
When did Backcountry Discovery Routes last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Backcountry Discovery Routes recorded on gritt.io was in 2010.
When was Backcountry Discovery Routes founded?
Backcountry Discovery Routes was founded in 2010.
What industry is Backcountry Discovery Routes in?
Backcountry Discovery Routes operates in Spectator Sports. Find similar Spectator Sports investors on gritt.io.
Where is Backcountry Discovery Routes based?
Backcountry Discovery Routes is headquartered in Seattle, United States.