The New Mexico 4-Wheelers is an Albuquerque based four wheel drive club. Founded in 1958, we are the oldest 4WD club in the state.
As a family-oriented, trail-riding club, we welcome all makes & models of 4WDs. From daily commuters, to the extremely modified, we all have fun.
Monthly meetings are held at various members' homes (pot-luck affair) during the Summer. In the Winter, meetings are at the Heights Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
In addition to meetings, we have day runs, overnight and weekend runs, even week-long excursions to other states. We are involved in land-use activities, community service projects, and lots more. We try to schedule at least one or more other activities per month; either a trail ride, campout, or community service project. The Club's event schedule is in the Calendar link above.
We hope you enjoy browsing through the site. If you wish to join NM4W, first fill out a guest Application Form, then attend a monthly meeting or ride.
Our next meeting is Jun 8, 2013, Sat, 4:00PM at Oak Flat Picnic Grounds, Locust Site.
eMail us for more information.
Mountainair and Sandia Ranger Districts will begin Stage II fire restrictions on Monday, May 13, 2013 at 8:00 a.m. “Due to ongoing drought conditions and increasing fire danger, these restrictions are necessary to prevent human-caused wildfires and to protect public health and safety,” Click here to read more.
The SFNF begin Stage I fire restrictions on Tuesday, May 14, 2013. Click Here to read more.
For restrictions in other parts of the state Click Here.
This is the enforcement tool that the SFNF will use for the Travel Management Decision that closed 70% + of the existing roads within the forest to motor vehicle travel.
The SFNF has posted a Travel Aids page which includes several options for viewing the map on your GPS, Google Earth, etc.
All three MVUM maps may be downloaded in PDF format from the SFNF Travel Management website and hard copies are free at the various ranger stations.
Violators of the MVUMs are subject to a fine of up to $5,000, imprisonment for up to 6 months, or both (18 U.S.C. 3571(e)). This prohibition applies regardless of the presence or absence of signs.
If you don't like this, we highly recommend that you donate to the NMOHVA Access Defense Fund to help ensure that the lawsuit fighting this decision is successful.
The New Mexico Off Highway Vehicle Alliance filed a lawsuit against the Santa Fe National Forest in Federal District Court on December 11th. You can read the full details of the suit here.
The New Mexico 4 Wheelers are proud to be members of these organizations!
