History

PHOENIX FOUR WHEELERS

Promoting organized family four wheeling

Respect the environment.

Tread Lightly.

Assist anyone in trouble.

History

The Phoenix Four Wheelers (P4W) club was founded in 1968 when it split off from the Phoenix Jeep Club. Our club logo shows the Phoenix bird rising from the ashes with a jeep underneath signifying from one club comes another.

The club is a member of the Arizona State Association of 4 Wheel Drive Clubs (ASA4WDC) and the United Four Wheel Drive Association (UFWDA).

Four of its members have received Four Wheeler of the Year, one Outstanding Achievement and one Outstanding Contribution awards from the ASA4WDC.

The club is known for its annual Roundup and the P4W Ranch that they used for 27 years. This land is now private property and the club has found a new location on BLM land 8 miles west of Lake Pleasant 1 mile north of mile post 11 3/4 (5 miles east of the old Ranch).

The club has done lots of work with conservation, one of their big projects was the renovation of Reynolds Creek Group Campground near Young Arizona. Members of the club have also served as chairs with the State and BLM.

Newsletters

The club no longer publishes a bi-monthly newsletter. We publish all our club news, upcoming events, editorial comments, trip reports, and any other trivia that the editor feels like throwing in on our website. The website is updated as needed. If you have something you would like published on our website, contact the Website Administrator at kac821@msn.com.

Past Newsletters

Jan-Feb 2006

Mar-Apr 2006

May-Jun 2006

Jul-Aug 2006