Beginner Off-Roading Hub

• We ride as a group — nobody gets left behind.
• A Trail Leader sets the pace; a Tail Gunner keeps everyone together.
• GMRS radio helps keep communication clear and safe.
• Spotters guide you through tricky obstacles — go slow and steady.
• We take breaks for photos, regrouping, and trail conditions.

Lowering tire pressure increases traction and comfort.

Ask a trail leader if you're unsure what PSI to run.

• Green (Beginner): Dirt roads, light obstacles.
• Blue (Moderate): Rocks, ledges, uneven terrain.
• Black (Difficult): Technical obstacles, careful lines.
• Red (Expert): Serious rock crawling only.

• “Clear obstacle.”
• “Hold up — group is catching up.”
• “Traffic coming down the trail.”
• “Take the right line here.”

• Only one spotter should guide you at once.
• Move slow — let the spotter set the pace.
• Look at the spotter, not the obstacle.
• Use hand signals — not verbal noise from the crowd.

• Use soft shackles over metal D-rings.
• Never stand in the danger zone during a pull.
• Use frame-mounted recovery points only.
• Communicate clearly: “Ready?” → “Ready!” → “Pulling!”

Do I need a modified rig?

No — many of our events are beginner-friendly.

Will my vehicle get damaged?

Beginner trails are generally safe. We warn you if anything is risky.

What if I get scared?

Totally normal — we’ll help you every step of the way.