Days Gone Remastered: Motorbike Jump Locations & Interactive Tracking Guide

Motorbike Jump locations in Days Gone Remastered — labeled "Nitro Jump" in the in-game menu — are the 9 natural ramps, kickers, and launch points built into Oregon's terrain, each one designed to send Deacon's bike airborne with maximum distance when hit at speed.

They carry no dedicated trophy, no collectible tag, and no completion percentage — these are pure stunt spots for players who want spectacular airtime between missions.

All 9 are visible and can be tracked on MapMaster's Days Gone Remastered interactive map.

What Makes a Nitro Jump Work

A Nitro Jump is only as good as the bike's upgrade state at the time. Arriving at a ramp without a Nitrous upgrade results in modest air — the same launch any hill would give.

Hitting the same ramp with Nitrous 2 (available at Iron Mike's Camp, Trust Level 2) or Nitrous 3 (Diamond Lake Encampment, Trust Level 3) produces dramatically more distance and height.

Activate nitro at the base of the ramp — not at the top — to carry maximum speed through the launch point.

No Trophy for Hitting All 9 — But Nearby Activities Count

The 9 Nitro Jump locations don't contribute to any storyline percentage or trophy directly. However, the bike-specific trophies are worth combining with ramp visits:

• "Burnout Apocalypse" (Bronze) — use nitro and drift simultaneously for 5 seconds. The open fields often surrounding jump locations make ideal drift spaces after a landing. Requires at minimum Nitrous 2 to sustain the boost long enough.

• "Farewell Drift" (Bronze) — accumulate 10 minutes of total drift time. This is a passive accumulation across the whole playthrough rather than a single session — any drifting at any point counts, including downhill approaches to jump ramps.

A Practical Note on Landing

Oregon's terrain is uneven around most of the 9 ramps. Landing on a downhill slope after a big jump absorbs the impact cleanly; landing on flat or uphill ground at the same angle can destroy the bike's durability and knock Deacon off.

A quick save at the base of any ramp before attempting it costs nothing and avoids the frustration of a Freaker-adjacent wipeout.