Become a Member
Support the organization working to protect Utah's 4x4 access and connect with a statewide community of responsible off-road users.
Membership InformationProtecting Utah's 4x4 Trails Since 1978
The Utah Four-Wheel Drive Association unites clubs, volunteers, and off-road enthusiasts to protect public-land access through education, stewardship, and responsible recreation.
Access
Working to preserve responsible motorized access to Utah's public lands, roads, and trails.
Education
Helping drivers understand responsible trail use, land-use issues, and public-land rules.
Stewardship
Supporting cleanups, trail maintenance, fence repair, and volunteer projects across Utah.
Community
Uniting 4x4 clubs, families, volunteers, businesses, and outdoor advocates.
Who We Are
A Statewide Voice for Responsible 4-Wheel Drive Access
Founded in 1978, the Utah Four-Wheel Drive Association was created to bring Utah's 4x4 clubs and off-road enthusiasts together around a shared purpose: keeping public roads and trails open through responsible use, education, and stewardship.
Today, U4WDA continues to support the off-road community by promoting involvement in land-use issues, connecting volunteers with service opportunities, and encouraging responsible recreation on Utah's public lands.
Learn About U4WDAWhy It Matters
Access Is Not Guaranteed
Utah is home to some of the most iconic backcountry roads and 4x4 trails in the country. But access to public lands depends on responsible recreation, active involvement, and a united community willing to show up.
- Trails can be closed when users do not stay involved.
- Responsible use helps protect future access.
- Public agencies need organized, constructive partners.
- Volunteers make a visible difference on the ground.
Get Involved
Volunteer
Help with cleanups, stewardship projects, events, and outreach efforts that demonstrate responsible public-land use.
Volunteer InformationDonate
Your contribution helps fund education, advocacy, stewardship, and outreach efforts that keep U4WDA moving forward.
Donation InformationAttend Events
Join trail rides, cleanups, meetings, fundraisers, and community events across Utah.
View August EventsUpcoming Events
View All August EventsPaiute Trail Jamboree
August 5–8
Four days of riding and community activities in Marysvale.
Watershed Cleanup
August 8
Volunteer along the Jordan River at Shields Lane Park.
Bryce ATV/UTV Rally
August 12–15
Guided rides and community activities based in Panguitch.
The Official U4WDA Publication
Explore the Spring 2026 Compass
The Compass is back with stories from Utah's four-wheel drive community, including the 60th Easter Jeep Safari, club profiles, stewardship, destinations, recovery resources, and land-use updates.
March 2026 · 32 pages · PDF · 3.7 MB
Stewardship Keeps Trails Open
Responsible access starts with action. U4WDA supports the work that helps land managers, communities, and recreation users see the value of organized 4x4 stewardship.
- Trail cleanups
- Fence building and repair
- Route maintenance
- Public-land education
- Agency and partner collaboration
Stay Involved in Land Use
Public-land decisions affect where we can drive, explore, camp, hunt, and recreate. U4WDA helps the 4x4 community stay informed, respond to public comment opportunities, and support responsible motorized access.
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U4WDA brings together 4x4 clubs, independent drivers, families, businesses, and land-use supporters who believe responsible motorized access belongs in Utah's outdoor future.
Help Keep Utah Trails Open
Whether you drive every weekend, belong to a local club, own an off-road business, or simply care about continued access to public lands, your support helps U4WDA protect the places we all love.