EV BACKROADSSEE WHERE AN EV CAN GO. PLAN YOUR FIRST OFF-ROAD TRIP.

EQUIPMENT-FIRST FIELD PLAN · ROUTED STOPS

Pick the rig. Then build the route.

Vehicle, battery, adapters, and camp load now drive the range envelope before the planner connects trails, campgrounds, and compatible fast charging.

01 · VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT

Range starts with the setup.

Choose the actual vehicle, usable connector or confirmed adapter, and carried equipment before the route makes any energy or charging claim.

Equipment load
Usable connector or confirmed adapter

02 · ADVENTURE PACK OR REGION

Choose the part of the map first.

The pack establishes a regional working set before trail search begins. Changing regions starts a clean route with that pack’s first trails and clears geography-specific camps, chargers, and checks.

ACTIVE REGIONSedona Red RockArizona · 8 pack trails · 3–5 days

Choose from eight routes near Sedona. Start on easy forest roads. Add rough rock and tighter lines when you are ready.

03 · TRAILS, CAMPS AND MAP

Build the route in one workspace.

The selected route stays beside the search. Add editorial or community trails from Sedona Red Rock, choose an overnight for the active day, and see exact trails with calculated road, campground, and fast-charge legs.

Editorial trailCommunity trailRouted road legSuggested campgroundRouted fast charger

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04 · RANGE, CAMPS AND FAST CHARGING

Route the stops. Then read the SOC.

Camps: waiting. Routing: waiting. Chargers: waiting.

Equipment-aware route envelopeInside reserve
Selected trail
21.6 mi
Routed road + charge detours
0.0 mi
Base / approach
80.0 mi
Gross planned draw
62.8 kWh
Charge-aware finish
43.5%
Routed fast-charge stops
0
Equipment adjustment
+8%

The ledger applies each day’s equipment-adjusted road and trail draw, then credits a routed fast charger to the selected 80% target. Base / approach miles remain your input until a trip origin is supplied.

Campground suggestions
Official results come from a curated Recreation.gov facility set. Community results are editor reviewed. Missing coverage is shown as missing.
ROUTE-RANKED CAMPGROUNDS
ROUTED FAST CHARGE

No compatible fast charger could be routed for this day. No charging energy is credited.

ROUTE-RANKED CAMPGROUNDS
ROUTED FAST CHARGE

No compatible fast charger could be routed for this day. No charging energy is credited.

ROUTE-RANKED CAMPGROUNDS
ROUTED FAST CHARGE

No compatible fast charger could be routed for this day. No charging energy is credited.

05 · DAY CARDS

One field card for each date.

DAY 01

Tue, Aug 25

6.1 kWh · finish 85.5% SOC

ORDERED TRAILS

  1. Boynton Pass Roadeditorial · easy · 2.1 mi · 1–2 hoursCheck route source
Trail miles
2.1
Routed + base road
7.8
Start SOC
90.0%
Before charge
85.5%
Overnight
Return to base / no overnight
Routed charge
None
DAY 02

Wed, Aug 26

29.1 kWh · finish 64.0% SOC

ORDERED TRAILS

  1. Casner Park Roadeditorial · easy · 10.0 mi · 1–2 hoursCheck route source
Trail miles
10.0
Routed + base road
37.0
Start SOC
85.5%
Before charge
64.0%
Overnight
Return to base / no overnight
Routed charge
None
DAY 03

Thu, Aug 27

27.6 kWh · finish 43.5% SOC

ORDERED TRAILS

  1. FR 226editorial · easy · 9.5 mi · 1–2 hoursCheck route source
Trail miles
9.5
Routed + base road
35.2
Start SOC
64.0%
Before charge
43.5%
Overnight
Return to base / no overnight
Routed charge
None

06 · DEPARTURE CHECK

Check. Stamp. Read the sources.

The check looks 35 miles from the selected trail points. It does not replace a route-specific land-manager check or an on-the-ground decision.

07 · OFFLINE AND CREW

Carry one plan. Share one plan.

The crew link contains trail order, dates, vehicle assumptions, stops, and the last Departure Check. It contains no account or contact data. Anyone with the link can read it.