The Club will host its first ever event at the Gulches ORV Park in Waterloo, South Carolina.  You can explore the event site at www.gulchesorvpark.com.  Reach out to the event coordinator if you need more info or want to help with the event.

The event hotel will be the Quality Inn in Clinton, SC located at 105 Trade Street.  We do have rooms at a special rate of King bed $65/night and Double bed at $72/night so you need to make your reservation as soon as you can.  Call the hotel at 1-864-833-5558 to make your reservation.  You can give them the event coordinators name and phone number if the hotel has any questions.

Schedule of Activities:

Thursday, March 25th:
Arrive at the Quality Inn - Clinton, SC:  just getting together.  
 
Friday, March 26th:
8:00 AM – Drivers meeting in the parking lot of the hotel.        
8:30 AM – Head out for the Trailhead and register with Gulches ORV.  
5:00 PM – Return from the Trails.

Saturday, March 27th:
8:30 AM – Drivers meeting in the parking lot of the hotel.        
9:00 AM – Head out for the Trails
5:00 PM – Return from the Trails

Sunday, March 28^th – checkout and return home

Event Fees:

$20.00 for each truck and $15 for each passenger.  Park permit fees must be paid in addition to the event registration fee.  Park permits are required for each person, no matter their age or activity, to be on the trails at Gulches.  Price of the Park permit fees are $25 each day for truck & driver and $5 for each passenger and will be available for purchase at the Park.

Some Notable Information:

• Driver’s meeting each morning at the departure point (TBA). Be fueled up and have a lunch packed each trail day. Bring extra water and snacks.  Be prepared for long trail days.
• A CB for communication is required.
• Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition.

Come join us for another great 3-day event in the Colorado Mountains.

It will be held on Thursday July 15th through Saturday July 17th 2021.  

Event coordinator:  Dave Breggin

We will spend a good bit of time above 10000 feet, a great way to beat the summer heat.  We will be running trails on National Forest & BLM land to the west of Denver.  Exact trails will be determined at the event so we can accommodate everyone.  We have a huge network of trails to choose from with all levels of difficulty. Trails are usually hard dirt with imbedded rock, some loose rock, not much mud but a little rain can change everything.  Most trails are forested, so mild pin-striping is always possible.