Butler Motorcycle MapsWashington G1 Map, Best Paved and Dirt Roads in WA

Used the Butler G1 Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana maps for a tour of the U.S. Northwest on our adventure bikes. Hit many, many amazing paved roads that we would have missed with a regular map or GPS. Road ratings were spot-on and up to date. The only complaint I have is their color coding can be difficult to decipher as their "Gold" road highlighting looks like their "Bronze" highlighting. The price per map seemed steep but made our trip much more enjoyable and took the guesswork out of picking roads, a lot of research was obviously put into the road ratings. The maps themselves were a high quality plasticized paper and folded and refolded well. Did not test their "waterproofness" but they seem like they can handle a bit of moisture.

I got these maps for my dad for Christmas. He seemed to like them a lot. He is already planning trips.

Good quality

I used both this and the WABDR map for a three day journey that took me from Vancouver, Canada south down highway 9 to highway 2 east all the way to Cashmere where I picked up the BDR north to Chelan. From there I was able to make my way to highway 20 all the way back to Bellingham and back to Vancouver. It's a great way to get an overview when you're planning a trip before getting into the nitty gritty of GPS coordinates and ETAs.

Great map, could show more adventure bike routes

Used on a trip to Montana where I got lost with no cell service between Idaho and Montana. Saved me. But also great quality. My buddies with paper maps want to get em. Plus they have the butler roads on em. Throw it in the box next the battery tire pump.

Love the quality of Butler maps.Would love to see a reference to motorcycle-friendly hotels included.

The map does look very nice but! Everything is too far away you can't really see the roads or the areas that looks like they be good to travel needs to be closer up. on the back of the map is supposed to be closed up on the roads but it still does not help much. And on top of that there's just not a lot of riding in Washington state but you can't find on your own.