Colorado Four Wheelers

07/13/2026

We had a great run up Tincup pass and then over Cumberland pass over into Pitkin. We had 8 rigs in total with no issues on the trail and absolutely beautiful weather that was way cooler at 12,000 ft than it was down in the springs.

07/09/2026

Please remember if you are interested in coming on any of our club runs, you will want to contact us directly through Facebook messenger or through the contact us link on our website or the direct Club Run Host.

06/03/2026

It's spring... we still have snow in the high country... https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1aEXNyDeqk/

It's only the first week of June and our Alpine Rangers are already seeing signs of OHV recreationists bypassing trails and damaging our fragile Alpine Tundra. We understand that running into a patch of snow on a trail can be frustrating if you're wanting to travel further, but driving around the snow and going off-trail is not the right answer. When you bypass a trail, you're damaging a vital ecosystem to alpine critters who live at these high elevations - and you're also creating false trails that might lead others to follow your lead - these are know as "social trails" which continue to deteriorate the landscape. Please, if you can't proceed on a trail due to obstacles (snow, trees, etc.) do the Alpine Tundra and our beautiful high country a huge favor and turn around and go explore other areas that are melted out.

💻 Learn more from our friends at the San Juan Mountains Association: https://sjma.org/

DID YOU KNOW? Plants in the San Juans work hard! It may take a decade or more for a plant to mature. Tundra in the San Juans is a fragile ecosystem, existing only above 11,000 feet, where 6″ plants may be more than 100 years old.

WHAT CAN WE DO? Stay on designated trails and motorized routes. Cutting switchbacks can cause hillside erosion.

DID YOU KNOW? A widened trail, trail braids and social trails impact ecosystems by reducing the growth of plants and increasing erosion while also creating an eye sore.

WHAT CAN WE DO? Check trail conditions before you go, especially in spring and early summer. After a wet winter, trails above tree-line still have snowfields well into July.

Six Basins Project Inc.

05/25/2026

The club met up at the Safeway parking lot and left for Yansing Gulch (Chinaman) at 7:00. We met the rest of the group at the staging area to air down, have a drivers meeting and then hit the trail.
Wow! Did I mention that the staging area was packed with trailers, campers, SxSs, rock buggies and four wheelers of various size and make.
Oh… this must be Memorial Day Saturday!
We got to the gate keeper and promptly stopped due to vehicles in front of us. We heard there was about 30 vehicles. Thankfully, they knew we were a small group and when they got to the first wide spot in the trail, they very kindly allowed us to pass by.
From then on, we had a blast with nobody in front of us and nobody pushing us from behind. We had to winch a couple of the longer wheelbase vehicles though the squeeze. And we did a bit of driver training along the way.
Lunch was at the stair steps.
We had no mishaps all day and I believe everybody had a great time. The weather was absolutely fantastic with mild temperatures and a light breeze.
We were off the trail around 3:30, aired up and everyone went their separate ways.
Note to self; next year don’t pick Memorial Day weekend.
Thanks for coming everybody!!!

04/11/2026

Announcement!🎉 Cobb Auto Works is a proud sponsor of the Pioneer Rodeo again this year. This year we have a very cool new opportunity with Pioneer Ride and Raise for Cobb Auto Works to be able to donate 15% of our ticket sales to Charity!! All you have to do is purchase tickets for any of the events and enter the code “cobbcares” !!! Come out and enjoy the rodeo and demolition derby and help us Support Thrive Networks!! Looking forward to seeing y’all at the Pioneer Rodeo!!!

03/15/2026

Please take the time to make your thoughts known concerning these actions. Closure is not always the best action. https://blueribboncoalition.org/proposed-closure-threatens-access-to-yankee-boy-basin-road-in-ouray-county-colorado/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAQjC9hjbGNrBCMLrWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHg7XLHLCv4mtloR1e5T2SLo8ZqG0tdB23w9A9fV3RNQ7p2hgBFqmqekU78hz_aem_-PUIApyXpPPDTLzQxIIW7Q

Ouray County Commission has raised resource concerns without input from motorized recreation groups which could lead to a closure of the popular Yankee Boy Basin Road in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains. Contact the Ouray County Commissioners and urge them to pursue mitigation solutions that protect ...

02/14/2026

Happy Valentines Day!! Promoting safe Off-Roading!!😉