The Utah 4 Wheel Drive Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting access to public lands through education and stewardship.
September 10, 2019 Judge rejects SUWA motion in public lands case http://sjrnews.com/bookmark/27664719/article- … public meetings on Greater Sage-grouse Plan amendments (12/11, 12/12, 12/13 – Public Comments Deadline 1/2/2019) YDKJ 1/1/2018 ***Utah RAC Openings. Utah State We should have at least one Rock Hound and one Four Wheeler on these R AC’s. Be sure and ask for a reference from UAR and your club. Lola Bird, BLM Utah State Office, 440 West 200 South, Suite 500, Salt Lake City, UT 84101, 801-539-4033. ________________________________________________________________ Grand Staircase-Escalante National […] The following is a brief summary of some of the things U4 has been active in promoting on behalf of the OHV community. U4 finally has its 501 c 3 and is looking for someone to help with grants. Any help we can get would be greatly appreciated. We are also going through a change […] 
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Compass Magazine
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The Compass magazine is published twice per year, in connection with the two major spring and fall events hosted by and/or supported by the Utah 4-Wheel Drive Association. Fifteen hundred copies are printed and mailed to all members of the U4WDA, and is available to prospective members and interested parties at major events.
Regular events for families and off-roading aficionados.
Join or Renew Your U4WDA Membership!
Join or renew your membership to the Utah 4 Wheel Drive Association TODAY!
There is strength in unity. For less than the price of a tank of gas, you can help make a difference, and join a group of like-minded four wheelers to promote and preserve motorized access in Utah.
There are over fifty million OHV enthusiasts across the US, and with the economic muscle that represents, the OHV community has the potential to be a political force in public lands management. However, until more than the current two or three percent of those fifty million OHV enthusiasts stand up, become engaged through membership of organizations such as the U4WDA, the small portion of the OHV community that is active will only be able to stem the tide of federal intervention with land access.
Membership is only $15, or it’s only $10 if you are a current member of a U4WDA member club. So come on in and join us.