Explore the favorite routes we love to ride. Each path is selected for its scenery flow, and overall fun factor. Whether you are looking for coastal views, forest trails, smooth city cruising or long distance adventures, this is where you will find the rides that inspire us the most. Enjoy browsing the routes and discovering new places to explore on your own electric ride.
This PEV route follows a smooth, steady road that rises gradually as it carries you toward the foothills bordering Olympic National Park. It’s an easygoing ride with gentle inclines, surrounded by quiet forest and open views. Midway through, you can branch off for a rewarding detour up to Mount Pleasant, where the climb leads to wide, peaceful vistas before dropping back down to rejoin the main path.
Distance 13.0 miles
Elevation ▲1319 ▼1322
Duration 1:00 hour
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Difficulty ★★☆☆☆
This easy cruise follows the Discovery Trail into downtown Port Angeles, rolling past the marina and the paper mill before heading out along the spit road. The ride finishes at Harborview Park with open views and a relaxed coastal vibe. Perfect for a smooth, scenic outing.
Distance 12.1 miles
Elevation ▲174 ▼171
Duration 1:00 hour
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Difficulty ★★☆☆☆
This route follows the Discovery Trail from Port Angeles to the Elwha Bridge, mixing coastal views with quiet forest sections. Light traffic keeps the ride relaxed, and the moderate difficulty makes it a smooth, steady outing. It’s a refreshing two-hour trip with gentle climbs and comfortable pacing.
Distance 28.0 miles
Elevation ▲974 ▼915
Duration 2:00 hours
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Difficulty ★★★☆☆
This exciting route starts in downtown Port Angeles and climbs steadily past the Olympic National Park Visitor Center before heading up Hurricane Ridge Road. Just before the park entrance, it turns onto Little River Road, leading into a solid gravel stretch with plenty of potholes and rugged canyon vibes. There’s an optional stop at the Foothills Multi Trailhead for some offroad fun in the surrounding hills. The ride then continues toward Black Diamond Road, finishing with a smooth downhill coast all the way back into town.
Distance 21.0 miles
Elevation ▲1985 ▼1982
Duration 2:00 hours
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Difficulty ★★★★☆
This long distance mash route starts in downtown Port Angeles and rolls east along the Discovery Trail, hugging the Pacific coast before passing through Crane and Sequim. The path mixes smooth pavement with light offroad sections and short stretches of road, but overall stays comfortable and steady. It continues all the way to the Longhouse Deli in Blyn on the tribal reservation, a perfect stop packed with great food options available day and night. Charging is easy too, with a midway spot at the Nature Center on the trail and another at the Longhouse, making the whole adventure relaxed and well supported.
Distance 55.0 miles
Elevation ▲1713 ▼1713
Duration 4:00 hours
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Difficulty ★★★☆☆
This ride follows the Discovery Trail through downtown Port Angeles and past the pier, then rolls by the marina before continuing along quiet trail sections. From there, it shifts onto winding roads toward the Elwha Reserve and Point Angeles Beach, with smooth ups and downs that make the cruise lively but relaxed. The return loop passes by the casino, wrapping up a scenic and varied coastal route.
Distance 19.2 miles
Elevation ▲728 ▼728
Duration 2:00 hours
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Difficulty ★★★☆☆
This route offers a scenic EV connection from the Olympic Peninsula to Seattle. Starting in Port Angeles, following the paved Olympic Discovery Trail along the tranquil shoreline to Sequim then Discovery Bay. Transitioning to quiet backroads with minimal traffic as you travel toward the Hood Canal Bridge. After crossing this iconic span, you’ll arrive directly at the Kingston Ferry Terminal, where the Washington State Ferry provides a direct sail to downtown Seattle.. Charging stations are available in towns like Port Angeles, Sequim, Blyn and Kingston. Its encouraged to research locations in advance. Campgrounds with hookups along the route also support this longer touring adventure.
Distance 72.0 miles
Elevation ▲3153 ▼3153
Duration 8:00 hours
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Difficulty ★★★★☆
The Seattle Saturday Night Rideout is a popular fast paced, large group ride for experienced riders, meeting every Saturday at Gas Works Park. The route kicks off with a warm up along the South Ship Canal Trail before a group photo stop at MOHAI. It then carves through the Seattle Center and International Fountain for a quick spin, followed by a brief, energetic takeover of Westlake Center Plaza. The pace picks up with a thrilling ride through Downtown Seattle, then flying by Lumen Field for a strict 30 minute charging and hang out stop before hitting the Alaskan Way waterfront for a harbor cruise blast. The group flows by Pier 70 and onto the Elliott Bay Trail, passing the Balmer Train Yard for a vibe check. The final push includes a climb to the epic skyline view from Kite Hill, finishing back at Gas Works Park under the city lights.
Distance 16.0 miles
Elevation ▲354 ▼354
Duration 3:00 hours
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Difficulty ★★★★★
