Membership

Who we are and what we do

The Red Rock 4-Wheelers is a membership-supported organization, with three levels of membership: Voting Members, Gold Members, and Associate Members. All voting members must be licensed drivers and own a four-wheel drive vehicle. Voting Members must be residents of Grand County, San Juan County, or the city of Green River, Utah. There is no limit as to the number of Voting Members. Annual Voting Member dues are $50 per person.

Associate Membership is for those whose permanent residence is outside of the above-mentioned areas. Annual Associate Membership dues are $50 per family. Associate memberships are open to all interested parties who would like to support the Red Rock 4 Wheelers and in land use and access efforts. For more information, look to the Safari Magazine for an application form or simply click here to become a member today online. 

Club activities

-- The club meets in Moab, Utah once a month on the first Monday of each month at the RR4W Clubhouse / Headquarters at 11850 S. Hwy 191, Unit B10 (Moab Business Park - located almost at the end of the valley), Time 7:00pm.  

(Please do not block other units when parking...extra parking  is located at the N & E ends of the property along the fence.)

-- A Trail of the Month is scheduled in the club newsletter 12 months in advance and on the home page of this web site and will be updated regularly.  A new schedule will be posted in January annually.

-- There is a quarterly newsletter that is distributed to all the membership which includes a summary of the monthly meetings, land use issues, special activities , a classified section and more.

-- Special club events and activities are held throughout the year, including an annual holiday season party.

There are three main events open for the public that are coordinated by the Red Rock 4-Wheelers, the Easter Jeep Safari held the week leading up to Easter, and the Labor Day Safari & Camp Out, held Labor Day weekend.  (For more information on these events, please follow the event links EJS and LDCO). And out Trail Of the Month activity. In addition to the registration based guided rides, during the spring time event there is also a 2 day vendor exposition.

Donations are annually given by the club to regional organizations such as Search and Rescue, Police, and both Grand & San Juan County Sheriff's offices, Fire and Emergency Medical Services, and nationally, such as United Four Wheel Drive Associations, Tread Lightly and the Blue Ribbon Coalition. These donations are funded by the profits from the participation in the sponsored events. 

The RR4W Land Use officer and the President actively pursue those issues that involve public and private land access for motorized recreation and working landscape partners and stakeholders. Working closely with the Bureau of Land Management and the State of Utah, the goal is continued wheeled access for club members, individuals, and other organizations and for the region's larger events to run smoothly, emphasizing responsible four wheeling on designated roads/trails.

Special activities may also be coordinated including trail maintenance, clean ups, volunteer community efforts, or other special events.

Membership

The Red Rock 4-Wheelers Inc. invite you to become part of an exciting Moab tradition! Worldwide, the Moab, Utah based club is as famous for hosting the annual Easter Jeep Safari as the red rocks are themselves.

Club Decals and More

The Red Rock 4-Wheelers do have a variety of items available for members only, that include the official membership logo. Details and pricing information is available on the Shop tab of this website. 

What we are not

We are not an organized commercial guided tour company, if you are interested in that type of activity there are many outfitters and guided tour operators in and around Moab for all types of recreation. For information about hotels, motels and campgrounds in and around Moab, again, you can check with the Moab Chamber of Commerce or the Moab Tourist and Travel Council for additional information and contacts to answer these types of questions.

If you're interested in the 4WD road/trails around Moab, there are many online resources as well as written guide books and maps that provide information on many of the roads/trails, however, the club policy is that we do not support or endorse any particular source(s).