To inform, educate and promote responsible off-highway use through our actions and examples. Promoting good trail ethics while building friendships and family. Working with local land managers to keep trails open.
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The Cliffhangers Four Wheel Drive club is a Family oriented club. Many of the members and member’s kids spend a lot of time together. The community within the club is great to be part of. Our members 4 wheel from moderate to extreme. You can always find someone that can 4-wheel at your level. Most of the members know the local area very well. The people of the club make it a great group to be part of! We do limit the amount of member families so we can hold meetings at a home or restaurant and everyone is comfortable. To become a member get out there on the trails with us and get to know us so that a sponsor can make an invite to a meeting. Sponsored prospective members need to attend meetings and trail runs to be voted into the club.
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We are a family club, with friendly members that do all kinds of off-road wheeling. The club has some of the best drivers in the country (and a few of the worst). We promote the Tread Lightly concept.
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I just wanted to drop a letter to you to let you know the type of club we are. First, we really don’t consider us a club but a FAMILY. We are very family oriented and enjoy seeing the husbands, wives, and especially the kiddos coming to the events and trips with us. We are more on the expedition style of jeeping, in which we take trips to Big Bend, Cloudcroft, Carlsbad, Red River, and we will do the occasional off-road parks. We practice “TREAD LIGHTLY” anywhere we go. We do lots of camping but also try to go to places for those who want a hotel room. We are very involved in our community in which we hold an annual Toys for Tot drive in Nov., we do blood donations, carwashes, and various other charitable events. We also do a 9/11 Tribute run in which we take goodies to all the fire stations in Odessa. We have a Frist Friday Jeep Family Hangout every month to help keep you informed of all the activities as well. Feel free to come hang out any time you don’t have to be a member to come to the meetings or a trip, we want you to come meet us and visit and make sure we are the family you want to be a part of.
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Our club was formed in uncertain and trying times for America. A.W.O.L. members wish to re-affirm and preserve the American way of life. We do not want our children to have nightmares of planes flying into buildings. We want their dreams to consist of fun filled outings amidst family and friends, exploring and enjoying nature.
Warner Robins Jeep Club was founded in 2011 by a couple of Jeep guys who enjoyed the great outdoors, being on the trails, and spending time around the campfire talking about everything Jeep. Their vision was to create a club where Jeep lovers could gather and spend time with like-minded people. Over the last eight years, WRJC has grown to be the largest Jeep Club in middle Georgia.
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The Low Country Mud Rats Jeep Club has been around since 2000 and was started by a few Jeepers that wanted to meet and wheel with fellow Jeep owners in the Savannah, Georgia area. Our members range from the casual Jeepers, who love trail rides or just Jeeps themselves, to the more experienced Jeepers, who enjoy going the extra mile, like rock climbing, mudding, or climbing hills. The club is open to all models of Jeeps (JK, TJ, YJ, CJ, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, Comanche, J Truck, etc.) and members have a variety of Jeep builds (some more than one), from stock to the very extreme.
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Royal Oak is more than just a great town to spend a day at–it’s a thriving, warm, and vibrant community full of adventurous and driven people. And the team at Village Jeep is so proud to be an active member of it. Located just a few miles from Warren MI, Troy MI, Sterling Heights and Rochester Hills, our Jeep dealership is always looking for new ways to work with, get involved with, and give back to our local community. Whether you visit our dealership location or just browse online, we’re always happy to have you.
The Roamers 4×4 Club was started by a group of 4 wheeling enthusiasts in 1972. We became incorporated in 1974 and gained non-profit status in 1977. We are a family orientated club with 40 active members. The Roamers hold monthly meetings, the first Wednesday of every month at the Bowler in Fargo, ND. We have members who enjoy the trial riding/off road aspect of 4 Wheeling, members who are into Mud Racing and some who do both! Our vehicles range every where from Trail Ride Jeeps/Trucks, ATV’s and Side by Sides to Mud Race Trucks. We’ve wheeled and participated in Off Road Events in Dresser, WI, Gilbert, MN, Appleton, MN, Freedom Ridge Atwater, MN, Akeley, MN just to name a few! We hope to add even more to that list in the future!
