Welcome to Red Rock 4-Wheelers

 

Easter Jeep Safari 2026 is March 28 - April 5, 2026

Registration is now open for all users. If you have your week all planned

click here to go directly to the grid!

 

Looking for Camp Moab Youth event registration?

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Thanks so much for your support over the last 60 years!


Be advised: we are now utilizing GMRS radio as our official communications for all events, including Easter Jeep Safari.

CB is no longer being used by the RR4W's for events and general communications.

 

(In preparation for upcoming events, you will need to create a profile on the website, and add a vehicle to  your profile before you will be able to register for an event & trails.  PLEASE keep your license number and vehicle descriptions as well as your personal information up to date as time passes. This allows us to send you updates and information as it becomes available and an annual copy of the Easter Jeep Safari Magazine)


You can PreRegister your profile and vehicle here, however this DOES NOT register you for an event. To register for an event, make note of the opening date on the HOME page and register through the Events tab.  

 

Questions - please check the FAQ's, your question may already be answered. 

E-mail us using the CONTACT tab.  Or call 435-259-ROCK.

 

 

The Red Rock 4-Wheelers M.U.D. Fund helps protect lawful public access, defend multiple use, and support responsible stewardship on the routes, roads, and public lands that define Moab’s heritage.

M.U.D. stands for Multiple Use Defense. It represents RR4W’s commitment to keeping public lands open, managed responsibly, and available for the many people who depend on them. That includes recreationists, families, hunters, hikers, campers, guides, ranchers, miners, and local communities whose lives and livelihoods remain tied to the land.

The same routes that support four-wheel recreation also connect people to trailheads, campsites, working landscapes, historic sites, and the backcountry experience that makes this part of Utah unlike anywhere else. These roads tell a story of exploration, responsibility, and freedom. They are part of the living heritage of the West, and they deserve to be protected through responsible use and active stewardship.

For decades, Red Rock 4-Wheelers has worked to support safe recreation, conserve access, and serve the broader public good. The M.U.D. Fund helps continue that mission by supporting efforts that protect both access and the land itself.

Donations to the M.U.D. Fund help RR4W:

  • Defend lawful route access and multiple-use travel.
  • Support stewardship, trail work, maintenance, and improvement projects.
  • Improve route awareness, signage, and safety.
  • Partner with agencies, counties, and allied organizations on practical solutions.
  • Help preserve heritage routes and access tied to working landscapes.
  • Provide support when closures or restrictions threaten responsible public use.

 

This is not just about recreation. It is about heritage, stewardship, opportunity, and responsibility. It is about ensuring that future generations can still reach these places, learn their history, and enjoy them the right way.

RR4W believes managed access works. Stewardship works. Volunteerism works. When people care for the land and take responsibility for how it is used, access and conservation can move forward together. We do not believe in neglect. We believe in responsibility. We believe in keeping routes open, cared for, and available for future generations.

If that mission matters to you, please support the RR4W M.U.D. Fund today.

Help us protect access, defend multiple use, and carry this heritage forward.

 

Please support the M.U.D. Fund with your donation.

 

 

 

 

 

The 2025/2026 Club Officers, Directors and Coordinators are:

 

  • President:  George Schultz
  • Vice President:  Bob Kraft
  • Treasurer:  Ken Minor
  • Secretary: Lourae Minor
  • Land Use:  Russ Walker
  • Information:  Ron Brewer
  • Activities:  Carma McElhaney     
  • Directors:  John Martin, Mike Kelso, Curtis King, Robert Humphreys, Rick Wolcott. Ken Minor & Mark Pope
  • Business Manager: Rex Holman
  • Office Manager: Linda Brewer
  • Expo Manager: Doug & Carma McElhaney

Red Rock 4 Wheelers giving Blue Ribbon Coalition a $25,000.00 donation check for their help in the land use fight for trails in Moab. 

At this year’s 52nd Annual Labor Day Campout Safari! Red Rock 4-Wheelers, inc. presented a $25,000 donation from the RR4W M.U.D. Fund (Multi-Use Defense Fund) to the BlueRibbon Coalition Pictured (L–R): Bob Kraft (VP, RR4W), Ben Burr (Executive Director, BRC), George Schultz (President, RR4W), Russ Walker (Land Use Officer, RR4W). The M.U.D. Fund: defend multiple-use access across our public lands—benefiting everyone, focusing on motorized use. Jeepers, ranchers, OHV, resource exploration, hikers, bikers, hunters, and campers. Multiple use. Thank you to our participants, supporters, volunteers, partners, and trail officials who made this and our Labor Day event possible.

BECOME A GOLD MEMBER!

Contribute at the $500 level, get an exclusive jacket and plaque!! Get the details here:

 

Check out the new RR4W Logo items in our store (Shop tab)!  We chose items that might come in handy when you're out 4 wheeling, at the ball park or in front of the TV on game day.  Coffee mugs, blankets, hoodies, travel mugs, and from the past - dash plaques, MUD pins etc.

Trail of the Month

The Red Rock 4 Wheelers have a regular club run, usually scheduled for the 3rd Saturday of the month. 
 

Click here for more details about the Trail of the Month

Easter Jeep Safari

The Easter Jeep Safari was Started in 1967 by the Moab Chamber of Commerce.  The very 1st trail was "Behind the Rocks Trail". The "Moab Rim" was then added the next year.  In those days, individual ice cream packages were dropped by airplane to the trails at lunch. Leaders were Chamber members, there was no charge or entry fee, and only a Saturday trail.  To register you showed up Saturday morning and signed up for the trail you wanted.  The Safari was run this way through 1982 at which point the BLM required a permit and insurance.  The chamber was no longer able to run the safari and approached the club to run this event.

The Jeep Safari itself, and participation in the event has grown since the club officially formed in the early 80s. Once the event was coordinated by the Red Rock 4-Wheelers, the registration moved from the Chamber building north of town, to Lion's Park, and on to what was called "the Barn" which is where Dewey's is currently located near Center and Main. Over the years the increase in participation grew to expand the trail riding to more days until it finally reached a nine day event. "Big Saturday" was traditionally the culmination of the event on the Saturday of Easter weekend, but now we run through Easter Sunday and Wednesday is transitioning into the biggest trail day. With the increase in numbers, the registration was moved to the Spanish Trail Arena where it is located today several miles south of the city of Moab on highway 191. This also became the location for the gigantic raffle, and the major vendor exposition and now the Camp Moab Youth focused EJS sub event.

Red Rock 4-Wheelers: The club was formed as a local organization by Geologist George Schultz ("SR"). Most of the early meetings were held in members homes. In the early months of 1982 after agreeing to take over the Easter Jeep Safari, members (Leaders) were being recruited to run the Safari as many of the Chambers EJS leaders where already RR4W members and that transformed the club to what it is today. We have gone through many changes and added many new members, but we haven't forgotten that the club was formed as a family club to have fun and promote responsible 4-wheeling. So now, instead of just Jeep Safari, we have the Labor Day Camp Out, trails of the month, we cleanup and mark the trails, and participate in other club outings. We also work to keep the routes that we have open.

 

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