Where and When to We Meet?

Our meetings usually occur at a restaurant prior to a trail run.  We have two main meetings each year.  Early in the year we have our annual planning meeting and in December our annual Christmas Party.

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Our Favorite Types of Wheeling, Areas & Trails

•   Snow Busing - Any Where
•   Summit County
•   Red Cone - at Night
•   Buena Vista -  All Trails
•   Snow Busting
•   Moab Trails

•    -Golden Spike

•    -Hell's Revenge

•    -Fins 'n Things

• Campouts and Fireside Lies
• Did I Mention, Snow Busting?

About the MudSlingers

• First and foremost we love to get out of the city and 'wheel'.

• We welcome all levels of driving expertise and are always ready to lend hand or give advice.

• We typically run trails that are easy to moderate.  We run one or two difficult trips each year.

• Our members, love camping, pets and kids.

• Wheeling might not be the main focus of our run that day, exploring mines, rock digs or astronomy at night might be why we're up there and getting there will be half the fun.

• Although our name is the Mud Slingers we still abide with and teach the 'Tread Lightly' principles of 4-wheeling.  We stay on the trail, pick up trash and try to leave every trail in as good as or better shape than we found it.

• We actually use the lights on our rigs and running trails at night is something we can't live without.

• We support the efforts of the Mile Hi Jeep Club in Land use and club activities to the best of our ability.

 

What Kinds of People are in the Mudslingers?

We are made up of families and people from young adults to retirees.  We have CJs, TJs, XJs, ZJs and even a Toyota. Driving Experience ranges from 20+ years of wheeling to a few years.