Red Rock 4-Wheelers

But Red Rock 4-Wheelers has always been more than an event organization. The club has long been committed to stewardship, service, and advocacy across the region. Our members help maintain and mark routes, support trail cleanup and restoration, assist with fencing and resource protection efforts, and work to keep trails open, usable, and respected. We believe Moab is not only a world-class trail destination, but also a living, working landscape with deep ties to ranching, mining, transportation, local livelihoods, and public access. That belief guides our commitment to defending public-land trails, wheeled access, working landscapes, and historic routes, including RS 2477 rights-of-way, through responsible use, sound stewardship, and informed advocacy. We support the principle that access and responsibility go hand in hand, and that preserving these routes protects not only recreation, but also history, heritage, emergency and critical energy access, and the lawful use of the land for generations to come. The club is also proud of its tradition of charitable giving and community support throughout the region. Through Easter Jeep Safari and year-round efforts, Red Rock 4-Wheelers contributes time, labor, leadership, and financial support to local causes, youth programs, scholarships, community projects, and organizations that strengthen Moab and southeastern Utah. We believe being a good steward means serving both the land and the people connected to it.