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We are a non-profit, family oriented club dedicated to promoting the sport of four-wheeling on our public lands. We strive to keep existing roads and trails open for all off-highway motorized recreation and to enjoy and protect our natural and cultural resources in the pursuit and enjoyment of the outdoors and of back-country trail exploration. We attempt to educate the public while projecting a positive image of off-highway motorized recreation in a safe and responsible manner and by adhering to the tenets of the Tread LIghtly philosophy. Whatever we take into the back-country we take out. Leave No Trace. On club outings members and guests are helped if they have vehicle problems and no one is ever left stranded on a run. As enjoyable as it may be, we do not recommend traveling alone in the desert--safety in numbers! We have an adopted trail, the Sleeping Princess, in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management. It is a challenging trail, not recommended for stock rigs. The club is responsible for the biannual maintenance of the trail, removing any trash or debris we may find - it is best to navigate this trail with at least three vehicles--no more than fifteen. Vehicle breakage and vehicle damage is possible.

Must own a four-wheel drive vehicle; attend two runs and two meetings within a one year period; fill out an application for membership and pay $45.00 annually for dues (on a quarterly pro-rated basis). Dues may be subject to change. A portion of our yearly dues helps support the Arizona State Association of Four Wheel Drive Clubs with a portion of that going to the United Four Wheel Drive Association. We are members of, and donate to, the BlueRibbon Coalition, strong advocates of multiple use on our public lands. Now that you know "what we're all about," come and join us--we do have fun--and so will you!

Meetings are always on the third Tuesday of the month--with the exception of July and August, when, due to the extreme heat, the
club "goes dark." Meeting location is at the Bullhead City, Elk's Lodge, Emerald Ave. and Hancock Rd. 6:30 p.m. Meetings last approximately an hour to an hour and a half, with many of us dining "Dutch" at a local restaurant afterward. Guests are always
welcome. Please consider joining us. We may ask you to work on a committee unless, of course, you'd like to volunteer!