COLORADO ATV CLUBS

Colorado Quad Runners
Denver, CO
Country: USA
Contact: Ralph Moffat
Email: denvertrails @ cqr.org
Phone: (303) 809-4944
Info: The Colorado Quad Runners is the largest ATV club in Colorado. Our dedication is to families, fun on the trails and the preservation of Colorado's open space. We support many OHV organizations, including, COHVCO, ATVA and Blue Ribbon. We have meetings once a month for "fun and education" plus campouts, rides, events and workshops. CQR has a chapter near you. DENVER TRAILS, COLORADO SPRINGS, the NORTHWEST MOUNTAIN CHAPTER and a chapter just for those who like to RACE. JOIN US, and see what makes us special.

Creede OHV Club
804 Starlight Circle
Creede, CO 81130
Country: USA
Contact: Jerre Guthals
Email: jguthals @ centurytel.net
Phone: (719) 658-0412
Fax: (719) 658-0412
Info:  Our Club will work for the enhancement of State and Federal laws concerning Jeeps, ATV's and other off-highway vehicles to promote responsible use, reasonable restrictions and laws and registrations.  Our goal is to promote more sustainable motorized trails by working with the USFS.
Last Updated: May 7, 2007

Four Corners ATV Club
639 HWY 172
Durango, CO 81303
Country:  USA
Contact: Jess Carmon
Email: jessc @ fourcornersatvtours.com
Web Site: www.fourcornersatvtours.com
Phone: (970) 799-1425
Info: Four Corners ATV Club is working hard to bring clubs nation wide closer together.
Last Updated: February 17, 2009

High Rocky Riders Off Road Club
P.O. Box 1810
Buena Vista, CO 81211
Country: USA
Contact: Carl Bauer
Email: innkeeper @ liarslodge.com
Info: HRR is a club of 200 plus members promoting responsible 4 wheeling and close working relationships with the USFS and BLM to protect motorized access.  Ride schedule and membership applications posted on website which we invite you to visit for more information.
Last Updated: June 12, 2007

Mile High Trail Riders
3660 Betty Street
Castle Rock, CO 80108
Country: USA
Contact: Dan Delasantos
Email: clubinfo @ mhtr.org
Phone: (303) 347-9277
Fax: (303) 347-9271
Info: The Mile High Trail Riders (MHTR) are an innovative group of riders dedicated to the sport of riding both ATV’s and Motorcycles in Colorado. What makes the MHTR so unique is the absence of annual dues, their innovative monthly meeting style and the ability to offer families with both types of vehicles the opportunity to ride with an organized team of riders. Campouts, day rides and out-of-state adventures continue to draw new riders to the group each month. Driving Colorado trail restoration, public riding events and community projects, round out these riders diverse appeal to state agencies and their fellow Coloradoans. The MHTR support The Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition (COHVCO), Tread Lightly, ATVA, Blue Ribbon Coalition and local charities of Colorado. Those desiring to meet the members and find out more about the MHTR can stop in at their meetings held the 4th Tuesday each month at the Fay Myers Motorcycle World (7:30pm). Meetings are designed in breakout groups (not an audience speaker concept) and the topics revolve primarily on camaraderie, ride locations, riding styles, vehicle set up, activities, etc. Destin to become one of Colorado’s largest ATV clubs, the MHTR is simply designed to have fun!

Rocky Mountain ATV Club
4821 N. Blazingstar
Castle Rock, CO 80104
Contact: Mike Baker
Email: mscottbaker @ earthlink.net
Info: The Rocky Mountain ATV Club would like to invite you to join in the fun. We are a group of people located in the Denver area who get together to ride ATV’s. We have member's ages 12 to 60+ that ride anything from 4X4 utility quads to race quads. Experience is not necessary, the club members are eager to help. How fast you ride is not important, we accommodate every riders style and skill level everyone can ride at his or her own pace. We stop frequently to re-group and socialize. Our goal is to be safe, have fun, and respect the environment. We don’t have dues, although we get together occasionally for dinner. We are family oriented and many of our members combine camping with their ATV riding.

Royal Gorge ATV Club
125 Eighth Street
Penrose, CO 81240
Country: USA
Contact: Steve Israel
Email: colorado2003 @ netzero.com
Phone: (719) 579-9125
Info: Family oriented with emphasis on rides twice a month, safety, volunteer work with BLM and Colorado State Forest Service. We sponsor ATV rodeos with club owned sled for ATV sled pulls for public events. Web site is www.royalgorgeatv.com for further info on our activities.

Swamppoop
2331 Springside Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80915
Country: USA
Contact: John Sherwood
Email: john_sherwood_76 @ yahoo.com
Info: Colorado Sport ATV Club.

Team MGR (Motorcycle/ATV)
Patterson Pl.
Littleton, CO 80127
Country: USA
Contact: Jon
Email: theprincevaliant @ hotmail.com
Web Site: www.youtube.com/mgracing
Phone: N/A
Fax: N/A
Info: Team MGR (Mechanical God Racing) We ride and race in several states Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa.  We do product reviews, trail reviews, trail rides, volunteer work any thing and anything to better the sport of motorcycling and ATVing.  We promote safety and responsible riding.  Look for us at a trail near you!
Last Updated: December 15, 2008

Thunder Mountain Wheelers
P.O. Box 203
Delta, CO 81416-0203
Country: USA
Contact: Walt Blackburn
Email: wblack8709 @ msn.com
Phone: (970) 874-8709
Info: The Thunder Mountain Wheelers (TMW) is a diverse group of individuals, Businesses and families. TMW is registered as a Federal Tax exempt Non-Profit Colorado corporation primarily involved in public service volunteer projects such as education, reservoir clean up, trail maintenance and trail construction.

West End Wheelers
P.O. Box61
Nucla, CO 81424
Contact: John D. Riley Jr.
Email: JDRGH2 @ aol.com
Phone: (970) 865-2270

Western Slope ATV Association
P.O. Box 4283
Grand Junction, CO 81502
Country: USA
Contact: Jacque Gaskill
Email: lucky7 @ bresnan.net
Phone: (970) 242-8842
Fax: (970) 242-9408
Info: Western Slope ATV Association is a group based out of Grand Jct. Colorado which is about 30 miles from the Utah border just off I-70. There are over 200 members in the club. Meetings are the 3rd Wed. of every month and club rides are at least 2 to 3 times a month on weekends as well as many of the retired members riding during the week. Club rides are geared toward all skill levels. The club sponsors many of the trails on the Uncompaghre Plateau and Grand Mesa National Forest. We clean, groom and maintain them each year. Dues are $20.00 per family for the year. As well as monthly rides the club has a rodeo, participates in many parades, S.A.R.C., build bridges, sponsors a 3 mile stretch of highway that they maintain, have night rides and overnight outings and many other family activities. They have a certified ATV Safety instructor who teaches basic ATV training and safety also. The club offers free maps of the trails they sponsor for those coming to the area to ride as well as members that can direct you to some fantastic riding in the area. Give us a call if you are in our area. Visit our web site (www.wsatva.org) complete with pictures of our rides, sponsors, and club activities.