Where the group started

Formed on technical terrain

The club began with a small group of 4×4 drivers who kept returning to the same rough tracks: rock steps, loose climbs, and mountain routes that demand careful wheel placement. Shared trail days turned into a regular habit.

What bound them was a common interest in backcountry exploration rather than speed. Members still value the same thing: learning the terrain together, sharing lines, and getting every vehicle home safely.

Today the club is an independent trail group built around recreational runs. It is not a commercial racing team and does not sell vehicles or parts.

Member standards

Ready before the trail

Every run starts with the same checks, so the group knows where it is headed and who can help if a vehicle needs support.

Recovery points

Each vehicle should carry working recovery points front and rear, with rated straps and shackles checked before every outing.

Tire inspection

Tread, sidewall condition, and pressure are reviewed before departure, since tire failure is one of the most common trail issues.

Group etiquette

Drivers keep spacing on obstacles, wait their turn, and follow the group leader's line to protect both terrain and teammates.