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Rob Glumack Rating: 3.25 Limit: 10 The run is about 190 miles which 32 miles are off-road. The trail starts at Vicksburg and runs to Salome. Beautiful desert scenery, some climbs and some shelf roads. Plan for a long day. The track can be downloaded from Jeep the USA. Call if you have any questions.
Bill and Sue Roberds Rating: 3.5 Limit: 8 Long run down Alamo road, turn off just past Chicken Springs rd. up the wash to the mine. Abandon underground Manganese mine started in 1896, bring your flash light.
Steve Riley Rating: 3.0 Limit: 10 Run in the Turtle Mountains on the California side of the river. Stop at what's left of Brown camp and the Corral. Optional 3 mile hike around Mexican Hat mountain.
Willie Williams Rating: 0 Limit: 50 The goal is to organize and price all the merchandise the club members provide. The more helping hands the faster the task will be accomplished. Thank you in advance for your help.
Willie Williams Rating: 0 Limit: 50 We will need club members to assist with the sale. There will be sign up sheets at the Jan club meeting. You can work a half day or a full day. If you have not worked a club garage sale before, let me tell you it is a lot Read More ...
Joanne Malara or Cheryl MacLean Rating: 0 Limit: 40 February Cooks Night Out Place: "The Chair" Located in the English Village Time: 5:00 Sign up at the January membership meeting or call Joanne Malara at 310-367-9307 or Cheryl MacLean at 626-524-7602
Brian Springer Rating: 3.25 Limit: 12 This is a relatively long but scenic run without a lot of tough obstacles. We will begin from Shea Rd. east of Parker, behind the Buckskin mountains. We'll visit the historic ghost town of Swansea. Then, we will head down to the Bill Williams River for lunch. We’ll be Read More ...
Mike Yahrmarkt Rating: 3.25 Limit: 15 This run is on California side and follows the lake to near Havasu landing then takes the power line back to beginning. Run is on reservation so a permit is required. I will get the permit the cost is $10 per vehicle. All that are going must sign up Read More ...
Snake & Willie Williams Rating: 3 Limit: 10 Leave Yucca - head south to Alamo Lake area. This is a long run.....about 200 miles. Go about 35 miles down Alamo Rd before you turn to see the majestic slot canyon. The canyon itself is narrow and twisty in spots. It is amazing how the desert Read More ...
H4W Board Meeting: Genealogy Library in Shamble’s Village. Mark Adler 909-225-9666
Rob Glumack Rating: 3.5 Limit: 12 Roam around the hills in Standard Wash. Obstacles start out easy and build in difficulty. There are hills, small waterfalls and some off camber. Part of the run is on Redline but run backwards. Lots of fun and good scenery. Call or text if you have questions.
Tom Bunnell Rating: 4.0 Limit: 10 Lets Play on some Parker runs. Not sure of all the runs we will do but it should be a lot of fun.....
Lady 4 Wheeler's February Luncheon. Our February luncheon will be at the GoldenPhoenix. Address: 1685 Mesquite Avenue When: Wednesday February 21st at 11:00. We are having a Mad Hatter party, everyone get those hats out and get them on. No baseball caps. If you don't have a hat, decorate a lamp shade!!! Don't forget your Read More ...
H4W Membership Meeting will be held in the Aquatic Center Relics and Rod Half Hall. Meeting starts at 6:00 PM. Mark Adler 909-225-9666
Mike Yahrmarkt Rating: 3.0 Limit: 25 This class will be about using your winch. I plan to do this at beginning of Cattail run. There are three obstacles there to practice on. You don’t need a winch to attend everyone will have opportunity to use theirs. This should be more fun then my first attempt.
Pizza in the Park! Will be held at Rotary Park, Rotunda A Cost is $5 per person. Bring yourself a chair, your drinks. Club will provide Pizza, Plates, Napkins and Plasticware. If you plan to attend, you must sign up so Club can get an accurate count. Sue Collins 928-706-6665 Sue Collins Rating: 0 Limit: Read More ...
Rob Glumack Rating: 3.25 Limit: 12 Long run down the Alamo Road but worth it to visit the historic McGuffey's Cabin. Short hike to the pictographs in the Mississippi Wash and water catchment. Should be able to take some new trails on the way home. The majority of this trip is very easy but the Read More ...
Stephen Locantore Rating: 2 Limit: none We cleanup 2 miles of Highway 95 that the club has adopted in association with ADOT's Adopt-A-Highway program. Please bring work gloves, safety vests and picker/grabbers are provided. With enough help, we can split into 4 teams to cover 1/2 mile segments so it will only take a max Read More ...
Steve Riley Rating: 3.0 Limit: 10 Run in the Turtle Mountains on the California side of the river. Stop at what’s left of Brown camp and the Corral. Optional 3 mile hike around Mexican Hat mountain.
Rodger Melton Rating: 3.25 Limit: 12 Scenic run to the western foothills of the Hualapai mountains. Minor pinstriping possible (lopers are good to carry), some shelf roads, and a few rocks to go over. We usually are airing up by 2 PM at Alamo rd/Boriana rd. Email or text OK or call with questions. Meet Read More ...