Most of our members drive TJ & JK Jeeps, with 33-35" Tires, 2-4" Lifts, Armor, Lockers, Winch, etc... We've gotten used to the occasional dents and scratches, and have a club "Quarter Jug" for donations for each incident of trail damage/building, breakdowns, taking a strap, etc...  See Quarter Jug Rules for more information.  It's all fun.

Our members carry ample tools and spare parts for both minor and major trail reparis.  The club typically carries a 12V wire-feed welder on trail runs, and some of us have pnuematic tools that make the toughest trail fixes a little easier, or even possible.  Many of or our members are very experienced with 'trail repairs', and have gotten us out of some pretty tough 'fixes'.  For an example of this, check out the Moab Trip Report May 2007.

We're not only about the wheeling, and often have barbecue 'picnics' for our lunch breaks, enjoy long weeked camping trips, and hold monthly club meetings where we get together to socialize and plan our upcoming activities.

We welcome the newcomer, and although we typically run more difficult trails, we enjoy getting them and their more stock rigs through many of the trails we run.  The minimum requirements for rigs on the trails we run would basically consist of at least 30" tires and at least a limited slip rearend, with drivers having good operational knowledge of their rigs.

If you like challenging your rig, as well as your wheeling prowess, join us on our upcoming trips.  We're a nice group of people and are all about having fun both on and off the trail.