The Windrock ATV Club is based in Oliver Springs, Tennessee, and the club is a very active one. The members fully support responsible riding in order to build a better relationship with local authorities and preserve the right of all 4-wheeler enthusiasts to ride off road in currently legal areas.
This 4-wheeler club also has a very active ride schedule. Events for the last quarter of 2006 include group clean ups, poker runs, drag races and other run activities. There is a spring jamboree that is held every April.
The club participates in a work day program at the Coal Creek area ATV trails on the third Saturday of every month, performing whatever maintenance is need to keep the 4-wheeler trails clear and open for all 4-wheeler riders. They meet at the Permit Shed at 8:00 AM to hand out the work details and everyone is welcome to come and help. Any necessary tools are provided, but it is recommended that you bring your own work gloves, and a few trash bags if you can spare them. The 4-wheeler trails do remain open during this time, and it's a great way for new and potential members to get to know the club and the ATV trails. The club provides supper for everyone who participates. Additionally, if you're interested in riding your 4-wheeler at Coal Creek, you can now purchase your riding permit online through the Windrock group.
If you live in Tennessee and you're looking for a riding group to join that strives to make a difference and get the word out that many 4-wheeler riders are ecologically responsible and help preserve the lands the they enjoy, check out the Windrock ATV Club.
This 4-wheeler club also has a very active ride schedule. Events for the last quarter of 2006 include group clean ups, poker runs, drag races and other run activities. There is a spring jamboree that is held every April.
The club participates in a work day program at the Coal Creek area ATV trails on the third Saturday of every month, performing whatever maintenance is need to keep the 4-wheeler trails clear and open for all 4-wheeler riders. They meet at the Permit Shed at 8:00 AM to hand out the work details and everyone is welcome to come and help. Any necessary tools are provided, but it is recommended that you bring your own work gloves, and a few trash bags if you can spare them. The 4-wheeler trails do remain open during this time, and it's a great way for new and potential members to get to know the club and the ATV trails. The club provides supper for everyone who participates. Additionally, if you're interested in riding your 4-wheeler at Coal Creek, you can now purchase your riding permit online through the Windrock group.
If you live in Tennessee and you're looking for a riding group to join that strives to make a difference and get the word out that many 4-wheeler riders are ecologically responsible and help preserve the lands the they enjoy, check out the Windrock ATV Club.
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