What clubs do
A club turns a vehicle into a calendar. Day runs, weekend trips, training days, garage nights, and a list of people who will come and get you.
Most clubs offer
- 01Organized runs and trips at different levels
- 02Training days for new members
- 03Trail maintenance and clean-ups
- 04A voice in local land-use planning
- 05Help, tools and advice
How to find the right one
Go on a run as a guest before you pay dues.
- 01Decide between a club built around one make and one open to anything.
- 02Ask about the pace and style: family camping, technical trails, long-distance travel.
- 03Ask what the dues pay for.
- 04Watch how they treat the newest driver on a run.
Why clubs matter
Routes stay open because someone shows up. Clubs that adopt trails, clear them after winter and take part in land-use planning are a large part of why there is still somewhere to drive.
Questions people ask
Do I need a certain vehicle?
Some clubs are built around one make. Many are open to anything with four-wheel drive and a willingness to learn.
How do I list my club?
Use the List your business form and choose Clubs. Tell us where you meet and how people can join a run.