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The following
links are provided as a courtesy only. The Desert Mountain Four Wheel Drive
Club is not responsible for the contents of any off site pages referenced
through links. The responsibility for content rests with the organizations
who are providing the information. Specific details regarding a document
should be directed to the appropriate organization and not necessarily
to the Desert Mountain Four Wheel Drive Club web site administrator.
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Links: Four Wheel Drive Organizations |
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United
Four Wheel Drive Associations
From avid enthusiasts who
are individual members, to clubs and association members, the membership
spans 4 continents with over 10,000 member voices. There are a variety
of issues that face a four wheeler including the operation of your vehicle,
the ability to responsibly drive your 4x4 or SUV, environmental concerns
and access to public OHV trails, legislative issues for both concerns,
and how and where to find organized activities and events, and how you
can get involved to assure a future for your favorite recreation. |
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Southwest
Four Wheel Drive Association
Promotes interest and provide
education in organized 4-wheeling and the safe and responsible use of off-highway
vehicles. Keeps members informed of the needs of vehicular recreationists,
and to keep Association members informed of impending legislation and land
use matters. Assists various government agencies in the development of
off-road trails and areas. |
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Mile-High
Jeep Club - Home of the HoboJeepers
Recently in 1995, Patrol
1 was re-activated into the Mile-Hi Jeep Club, and keeping all of its original
traditions. We continue to enjoy all kinds of trails in the Rocky Mountains
recently, whether they be scenic or rugged and challenging. We are
an active patrol within Mile-Hi and believe in club participation, as well
as jeeping. Most of our members drive short-wheel based modified
(or planning to modify) Jeeps, and believe in the "Tread Lightly"
way of team four-wheeling with a twist. |
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Blue
Ribbon Coalition - The BlueRibbon Coalition champions responsible use
of public lands for the benefit of all recreationists by educating and
empowering its members to: Secure, protect, and expand shared outdoor
recreation access and use, Work collaboratively with land managers and
other recreationists, Educate the general public media, elected officials,
and other decision makers on recreation and access issues, Promote equitable
and responsible land management, Affect the political and administrative
process, Support recreation on, and promote, respect for private property,
Encourage appropriate enforcement of the law. |
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Las
Cruces 4WD Club - Welcome
to the Las Cruces Four Wheel Drive Club. We are dedicated to the advancement
of 4 wheeling in and around our area.We participate in all types of 4 wheeling
activities, from mild to wild. We encourage proper use of the environment,
including Tread Lightly. We work closely with other entities (the BLM,
other clubs, various agencies) in order to keep our lands clean and open
to the public. We have some of THE BEST 4 wheeling in the country, and
we need to preserve it. We are a member of the Southwest Four Wheel Drive
Association, and the United Four Wheel Drive Association. These two groups
have done much to promote safe and responsible 4 wheeling, plus they actively
pursue the public land issues. Please support these great groups, and,
please, feel free to browse our web site. |
Web Links: Community Information |
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Alamogordo
Chamber of Commerce - Community Resources such as Hotels & Restaurants
The Alamogordo Chamber of
Commerce is an action organization designed to meet community needs. Membership
is voluntary and comprised of individuals, organizations and businesses
joining together to advance the commercial, financial and civic interests
of Alamogordo. The Chamber creates and distributes materials promoting
Alamogordo, its businesses and tourism attractions, supports economic progress
and provides a forum for business concerns to be raised and addressed. |
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