Trail days:  September 14th through the 16th.

Event coordinator:  Dave Breggin, BlueHummer@earthlink.net

Back by popular demand! 

In Durango we will be running Northern New Mexico trails like Grim Reaper and Secret! If you haven’t run either of these trails,  you have missed out on some of the best Hummer wheeling there is. Your truck will do things you didn’t know it could! If you have been on these trails, then you probably can’t wait to get to back to them and have another go!   

Self-guided trips are also available to some breathtaking high-alpine passes, ghost towns and historic trails near Ouray & Telluride, Colorado.  

Some Notable Information:

1.              Driver’s meeting each morning at the departure point (TBA). Be fueled up and have a lunch packed each trail day. Bring extra water and snacks.  Be prepared for long trail days.

2.              Trail communication:  Instead of CB Radios, we will be using FRS radios for this event.  These radios are inexpensive, have similar range and better clarity than CB, and no license is required.  (They are compatible with GMRS radios, for those that have them.)  If you do not have an FRS radio, we will loan you one for the event.

3.              Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition.

 The event will be held on Friday July 14h through Sunday July 16th 2023.  

Event coordinator:  Dave Breggin,  BlueHummer@earthlink.net

We will spend a good bit of time above 10,000 feet!  A great way to beat the summer heat.  We will be running trails on National Forest & BLM land to the west of Denver.  Exact trails will be determined at the event so we can accommodate everyone.  We have a huge network of trails to choose from with all levels of difficulty. Trails are usually hard dirt with imbedded rock, some loose rock, not much mud but a little rain can change everything.  Most trails are forested, so mild pin-striping is always possible.  

Some Notable Information:

1.              Driver’s meeting each morning at the departure point (TBA). Be fueled up and have a lunch packed each trail day. Bring extra water and snacks.  Be prepared for long trail days.

2.              Trail communication:  Instead of CB Radios, we will be using FRS radios for this event.  These radios are inexpensive, have similar range and better clarity than CB, and no license is required.  (They are compatible with GMRS radios, for those that have them.)  If you do not have an FRS radio, we will loan you one for the event.

3.              Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition.

“The Tail of the Dragon”

Hummer car show / Swap meet

“The Hummer Club Inc.” (THCI) is taking another run at the Dragon. This event is open to all “Hummer Club Inc.” members. First time guests are allowed with a “club member” in good standing. Event registration fee is $30.00 Event T-shirt is included.

Lodging accommodations provided by “Dragon City” – 4407 Calderwood Hwy, Maryville TN 37801. (321-609-8132). There are 10 rooms, 2 RV spots (full hookups), multiple “Non hookups” and “dry camping”. Hotel contact person is Miss Lisa.

June 15^th Check into the hotel

June 16^th 1000 – “The Tail of the Dragon” – Nestled between the Great Smoky Mountains and the Cherokee National Forest and is designated as US 129. You will encounter 11 miles with 318 curves. There are no intersecting roads or driveways. This is America’s #1 motorcycle and sports car road. This run will be a “Kodak Moment” and guaranteed to be “White Knuckles”. Did I mention that this is only “half” the fun? You still have to turn around and come back down. So don’t forget to eat your Wheaties! IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOUR TRUCK IS MECHANICALLY SOUND for this run. Ensure your brakes and tires have plenty of meat on them.

June 17^th 1000 – “Swap Meet and Hummer car show”. This will take place at the hotel. Clean or dirty, dented or not. Bring your truck to see how it stacks up against the rest of the Hummer family. Bring your parts, old or new, swap or sell. We all need parts. The remainder of the day will be spent on some relaxing drives through the mountainous roads of “Deals Gap”.

June 18^th -  Depart and head home (safe travels).

Windrock OHV park is right around the corner for those who want to extend their stay and get in some “OFF Road” trail riding.

The Hummer Club, Inc. is returning to Harlan Kentucky on May 25th and 28^th  for 3 fun filled days on the trails. Come Join fellow club members at the Black Mountain Off-Road Adventure Area. Black Mountain is located in the heart of Coal Country. The park has over 7,000 acres of mountainous terrain, elevations up to 3,300 feet and 150 miles of trails.  The park also has a Zip Line for those of you who might be interested in riding on one of our off road days.  The park website is www.blackmountainoffroad.com 

The hotel for the event will be the Quality Inn and reservations can be made by calling (606) 573-3385. When making your reservations, tell them you are with the Hummer Club. The hotel has a free hot breakfast. Camping is also available through the Harlan County Campground. The Quality Inn is located at 2608 South Highway 421 Harlan, KY, US, 40831 Phone: (606) 573-3385. 

Check in between 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm on the evening of May 25th to get your event shirt and sign registration forms .

We will begin each day by meeting at the hotel around 8:00 and head out to the trails.  On Thursday we will all need to register our trucks at the park office and pay the $35.00 per truck fee for the two days on the trails. 

Mechanical support for the trucks will be provided by fellow club members. Spare parts are always welcome. 

Registration fees will include a Saturday evening diner and event shirt. All registered, including children, will get the event shirt. ORV Park Fees are separate and will need to be paid upon entering the park. 

Club members are always allowed to bring guests that are not club members as passengers in their Hummer. For this event, club members will also be allowed to sponsor one guest that is not a club member that can drive a Hummer or non-Hummer 4x4 vehicle.  This driver and vehicle must remain in the same group as the sponsoring club member who will be responsible for their conduct.  This guest and vehicle must follow the same rules as club members.  Fee's for the sponsored guest and vehicle are the same as club members and can be paid at registration on Thursday evening at the hotel.  Please note, that members can sponsor only one extra driver and vehicle.

Important Notes:

• Drivers meeting each morning in the rear parking lot of the hotel. 
• All trucks should be fueled and prepared to leave for the trails without having to make any extra stops.
• Be sure to pack lunch and bring plenty of water to stay hydrated. Some extra snacks and a lawn chair for sitting when we lunch on the trail would be a plus.
• A CB for communication is required – and makes the event more fun and easier.  Inform your trail leader if you do not have CB communication.
• Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition. Bring likely spare parts and tools if you have them.
• Be prepared for long trail days (food, water, fuel, clothing), you never know what might happen.

We are headed back to one of our favorite venues with 300+ miles of off-road trails on 72,000 acres in the beautiful Tennessee Mountains.  The park has plenty of different trails for all types of vehicles and adrenaline levels, plus beautiful mountain scenery around every corner. Learn More  If you select Learn More and go to the Park’s website you can register prior to the event.  We recommend registering prior to the event because the General Store can get very busy most mornings and just delay our heading to the trails.

This event is all about the trails, off-roading, and Camaraderie.  We will be kicking up mud and crawling over rocks.

The event hotel will be the Double Tree in Oak Ridge located at 215 S. Illinois Ave.  We do have a block of rooms reserved so you need to make your reservation as soon as you can.  Call the hotel at 1-865-481-2468 to make your reservation room block is under  Hummer Run 1.

Any registered member wishing to show up on March 22nd we will be running the Royal Blue Sand Mikes about 40 miles away from The Double Tree on the 23rd of March.

Schedule of Activities:

Wednesday, March 22nd:
Arrive at the Double Tree - Oak Ridge: just getting together.  
 
Thursday, March 23rd:
8:00 AM – Mandatory drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the hotel.        

8:30 AM – Head out for the Sand mines trail

5:00 PM – Return from the Trails.

Friday, March 24th:
8:00 AM – Mandatory drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the hotel.        

8:30 AM – Head out for the Trailhead and register with Windrock ORV.  

5:00 PM – Return from the Trails.

Saturday, March 25th:
8:00 AM – Mandatory drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the hotel.        

8:30 AM – Head out for the Trails…

5:00 PM – Return from the Trails. 

Sunday,  March 26th – checkout and  return home

Event Fees:

$45.00 for each person (Age 13 and up) in your group.  Children 12 and under are free (except for park fee) and do not receive an Event T-Shirt.  Extra Event shirts will be available for sale at $20 each.  Remember the event fee must be paid via the Hummer Club online registration process.   

Park permit fees must be paid in addition to the event registration fee.  Park permits are required for each person, no matter their age or activity, to be on the trails at Windrock.  Each person entering the area is required to have their permit with them at all times while on the property.  Price of the Park permit fees are as shown in the table below and do not include sales tax. They will be available for purchase at the Park.  See Park website for details at https://windrockpark.com.  You can actually go to this website before the event to register your truck and pay the park fee for 2 days. 

Club members are always allowed to bring guests that are not club members as passengers in their Hummer. For this event, club members will also be allowed to sponsor one guest that is not a club member that can drive a Hummer or non-Hummer 4x4 vehicle.  This driver and vehicle must remain in the same group as the sponsoring club member who will be responsible for their conduct.  This guest and vehicle must follow the same rules as club members.  Fee's for the sponsored guest and vehicle are the same as club members and can be paid at registration on Thursday evening at the hotel.  Please note, that members can sponsor only one extra driver and vehicle.

Important Notes:

• Drivers meeting each morning in the rear parking lot of the hotel. 
• All trucks should be fueled and prepared to leave for the trails without having to make any extra stops.
• Be sure to pack lunch and bring plenty of water to stay hydrated. Some extra snacks and a lawn chair for sitting when we lunch on the trail would be a plus.
• A CB for communication is required – and makes the event more fun and easier.  Inform your trail leader if you do not have CB communication.
• Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition. Bring likely spare parts and tools if you have them.
• Be prepared for long trail days (food, water, fuel, clothing), you never know what might happen.

The Hummer Club, members and guests are planning for 2 days of fun on the trails at Uwharrie National Forest (located near Troy, NC) on December 9th and 10th.  This event is open to Club members AND non-club members that are sponsored by a Club member.  So, bring your Hummer (you can even bring a Jeep or other 4x4 vehicle).  We are a family-oriented club so the young ones who can get a couple of days out of school are welcome.  

If you are a non-club member attending the event you can pay the event fee of $35.00 at the event. Just make sure you email George Yankay with your information and the shirt sizes that you might need. Plan on arriving at the hotel on the afternoon or evening of the 8th.  

The hotel information is: Days Inn; (910) 428-2525; 531 East Main Street, Biscoe, NC 27209.  We will leave the hotel each morning and head to the Eldorado Outpost around 08:30 to purchase trail passes ($5.00 each day) and to discuss trail selections and have our pre-run Safety meeting. 

What to bring? CB radio, lunch, lawn chairs, money, drinks, spare parts for your truck and/or whatever else you feel necessary to survive on the trails. 

Night life after the trails may include going out to eat as a group or in smaller groups.  Just make sure you are back in time for the traditional story telling.  You won’t believe half of what you hear and are probably right.  We will have available event shirts so make sure you get yours.  In order to make sure you get a shirt please go on-line to the Club website and register not later than November 26th.  We would also advise making hotel reservations as soon as possible.  If you have any questions, you can email the event coordinator George Yankay.  Ensure that your truck is mechanically sound, top off or change all of the fluids and a full tank of gas. 

Event Coordinator: George Yankay; (910) 296-6520; gyankay@gfd.com

30^th Anniversary of the H1

The Hummer Club, Inc. is going to celebrate the 30^th anniversary of the Hummer H1 debut at AOAA off-road park.  AOAA Trails is an extensive off-road trail system located in Eastern Pennsylvania.  It has been named one of the top 10 destinations in the country for ATV’s, full-size vehicles and dirt bikes.  There are hundreds of miles of diverse trails on 8,000 acres with top notch facilities.   The park website is www.aoaatrails.com 

Note: Registration before August 30th is $75 per person; registration after this date will be $90 per person.

The event hotel will be the Country Inn & Suites and reservations can be made by calling (570) 544-5201. We have a block of rooms for the event so when making your reservations, tell them you are with the Hummer Club. The hotel has a complimentary breakfast and hot tea and coffee. The Country Inn & Suites is located at 100 Keystone Boulevard East, Pottsville, PA 17901. 

Check in on October 13th to sign any registration forms that may be required and meet old friends.

Friday and Saturday we will meet in the hotel parking lot around 8:00 for a short briefing of the days plans and then head out to the trails.  On Friday we need to register our trucks at the park office and pay a $45.00 per truck fee for the two days on the trails. 

Mechanical support for the trucks will be provided by fellow club members and Mod Mafia. Spare parts are always welcome. 

Registration fees will include a Saturday evening diner and event shirt. All registered, including children, will get the event shirt. AOAA Park Fees are separate and will need to be paid upon entering the park on Friday. 

Some notable Information: Driver’s meeting each morning in the hotel parking lot. Be fueled up and have a lunch packed each trail day before arriving at the Park. Also bring extra water and plenty of snacks. A lawn chair for lunch/dinner. A CB for communication is required. Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition. Common spare parts recommended. Be prepared for long trail days (meds, food, water fuel), you never know what might happen.

Special invited guests:

·       John Ward – AM General Humvee, H1 Technical answer man & off-road instructor.

·       Mark Yakabowski – Regional sales manager & off-road course instructor for AM General

·       Eric Anderson – Hummer sales manager for NUCAR Hummer

·       Bill Brode – NUCAR Hummer lead technician

·       Bob McCool – NUCAR Hummer service manager

·       Tor Fossnes – 24 years in Hummer service; H1, H2 & H3 trucks at his One Stop Shop in Bridgeton, NJ

·       Travis Depew – Rubber Duck 4X4

·       Mark Pyles – Co-founder of Mod Mafia

·       Dave Breggin – Blue Hummer Outfitters

·       Dave Oberer – Hummer Parts Guy

MOAB 2022

                We have cancelled this event.  All members who had registered for the event will be receiving a refund.

Durango 2022

Trail days:  September 15th through the 17th.

Event coordinator:  Dave Breggin, BlueHummer@earthlink.net

Back by popular demand!  This year the Durango event will again be held just before the Moab event.

In Durango we will be running Northern New Mexico trails like Grim Reaper and Secret! If you haven’t run either of these trails,  you have missed out on some of the best Hummer wheeling there is. Your truck will do things you didn’t know it could! If you have been on these trails, then you probably can’t wait to get to back to them and have another go!   

Self-guided trips are also available to some breathtaking high-alpine passes, ghost towns and historic trails near Ouray & Telluride, Colorado.  

Some Notable Information:

?              Driver’s meeting each morning at the departure point (TBA). Be fueled up and have a lunch packed each trail day. Bring extra water and snacks.  Be prepared for long trail days.

?              Trail communication:  Instead of CB Radios, we will be using FRS radios for this event.  These radios are inexpensive, have similar range and better clarity than CB, and no license is required.  (They are compatible with GMRS radios, for those that have them.)  If you do not have an FRS radio, we will loan you one for the event.

?              Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition.

Mechanical Support provided by Mod Mafia  www.ModMafia.com

Colorado Mountains 2022

Come join us for another great 3-day event in the Colorado Mountains.  It will be held on Friday July 15th through Sunday July 17th 2021.  

Event coordinator:  Dave Breggin,  BlueHummer@earthlink.net

We will spend a good bit of time above 10,000 feet!  A great way to beat the summer heat.  We will be running trails on National Forest & BLM land to the west of Denver.  Exact trails will be determined at the event so we can accommodate everyone.  We have a huge network of trails to choose from with all levels of difficulty. Trails are usually hard dirt with imbedded rock, some loose rock, not much mud but a little rain can change everything.  Most trails are forested, so mild pin-striping is always possible.  

Some Notable Information:

?              Driver’s meeting each morning at the departure point (TBA). Be fueled up and have a lunch packed each trail day. Bring extra water and snacks.  Be prepared for long trail days.

?              Trail communication:  Instead of CB Radios, we will be using FRS radios for this event.  These radios are inexpensive, have similar range and better clarity than CB, and no license is required.  (They are compatible with GMRS radios, for those that have them.)  If you do not have an FRS radio, we will loan you one for the event.

?              Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition.

Mechanical Support provided by Mod Mafia  www.ModMafia.com

“The Hummer Club Inc.” (THCI) is trying something new. This event is open to all Hummer owners. 

Lodging accommodations provided by “Dragon Depot” – 407 Culderwood Hwy, Maryville TN 37801. (865-253-3566). There are 10 rooms, 2 RV spots (full hookups), multiple “Non hookups” and “dry camping”. 

June 24^th 0800 – “The Tail of the Dragon” – Guaranteed to be “White Knuckles”. Designated as US 129 you will encounter 11 miles with 318 curves. Then do it all over again in the opposite direction!  IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOUR TRUCK IS MECHANICALLY SOUND for this run. Ensure your brakes and tires have plenty of meat on them. This run will be a “Kodak Moment”.

June 25^th 0900 – “Swap Meet and Hummer car show”. This will take place at the hotel. Clean or dirty, dented or not. Bring your truck to see how it stacks up against the rest of the Hummer family. Bring your parts, old or new, swap or sell. We all need parts. (There will be a $20.00 registration fee for non THCI members entered in the Swap Meet). The remainder of the day will be spent on some relaxing drives through the mountainous roads of “Deals Gap” led by local Hummer enthusiasts Brian / April and Matt. 

June 26^th / 27^th  - Windrock OHV park is right around the corner for those who want to extend their stay and get in some “OFF Road” trail riding. 

WINDROCK 2022 !!!!

We are headed back to one of our favorite venues with 300+ miles of off-road trails on 72,000 acres in the beautiful Tennessee Mountains.  The park has plenty of different trails for all types of vehicles and adrenaline levels, plus beautiful mountain scenery around every corner. Learn More  If you select Learn More and go to the Park’s website you can register prior to the event.  We recommend registering prior to the event because the General Store can get very busy most mornings and just delay our heading to the trails.

This event is all about the trails, off-roading, and Camaraderie.  We will be kicking up mud and crawling over rocks.

The event hotel will be the Double Tree in Oak Ridge located at 215 S. Illinois Ave.  We do not have a block of rooms reserved so you need to make your reservation as soon as you can.  Call the hotel at 1-865-481-2468 to make your reservation.

Schedule of Activities:

Thursday, May 26th:
Arrive at the Double Tree - Oak Ridge: just getting together.  
 
Friday, May 27th:
8:00 AM – Mandatory drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the hotel.        

8:30 AM – Head out for the Trailhead and register with Windrock ORV.  

5:00 PM – Return from the Trails.

Saturday, May 28th:
8:00 AM – Mandatory drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the hotel.        

8:30 AM – Head out for the Trails; will finish up early to go to diner…

5:00 PM – Return from the Trails. 

Diner place and time will be decided later!

Sunday, October 10th – checkout and return home

Event Fees:

$45.00 for each person (Age 13 and up) in your group.  Children 12 and under are free (except for park fee) and do not receive an Event T-Shirt.  Extra Event shirts will be available for sale at $20 each.  Remember the event fee must be paid via the Hummer Club online registration process.  The event fee includes the group diner on Saturday (still planning location). 

Park permit fees must be paid in addition to the event registration fee.  Park permits are required for each person, no matter their age or activity, to be on the trails at Windrock.  Each person entering the area is required to have their permit with them at all times while on the property.  Price of the Park permit fees are as shown in the table below and will be available for purchase at the Park.  See Park website for details at https://windrockpark.com.  You can actually go to this website before the event to register your truck and pay the park fee for 2 days. 

Club members are always allowed to bring guests that are not club members as passengers in their Hummer. For this event, club members will also be allowed to sponsor one guest that is not a club member that can drive a Hummer or non-Hummer 4x4 vehicle.  This driver and vehicle must remain in the same group as the sponsoring club member who will be responsible for their conduct.  This guest and vehicle must follow the same rules as club members.  Fee's for the sponsored guest and vehicle are the same as club members and can be paid at registration on Thursday evening at the hotel.  Please note, that members can sponsor only one extra driver and vehicle.

Important Notes:

• Drivers meeting each morning in the rear parking lot of the hotel. 
• All trucks should be fueled and prepared to leave for the trails without having to make any extra stops.
• Be sure to pack lunch and bring plenty of water to stay hydrated. Some extra snacks and a lawn chair for sitting when we lunch on the trail would be a plus.
• A CB for communication is required – and makes the event more fun and easier.  Inform your trail leader if you do not have CB communication.
• Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition. Bring likely spare parts and tools if you have them.
• Be prepared for long trail days (food, water, fuel, clothing), you never know what might happen.

Katemcy Rocks 2022 

**Mechanical Support provided by Mod Mafia**

      Come join us April 29^th- May 1^st at Katemcy Rocks in Mason, Texas!  This offroad park provides over 800 acres of granite rock and presents diverse terrain for all levels of vehicles, from stock to extreme rock crawlers.  There are multiple trails with numerous obstacles from easy to extreme. You can check out the Katemcy Offroad Park here for more information on trails. 

            There are several options for lodging for this event. The Mod Mafia team will be staying at the cabins located on site (limited availability book now!).  Mod Mafia does not have extra cabins reserved so you will need to make your own reservations as soon as possible.   

**ALL FEES ARE TO BE PAID TO KATEMCY PARK FOR LODGING AND
TRAIL REGISTRATIONS AND WILL BE PAID IN CASH ONLY AT THE
TIME OF ARRIVAL**  

Mod Mafia will have extra registration/release forms available as well as trail maps when you arrive. Please visit the Katemcy Rocks website for a full list of park rules before you arrive. 

            Lodging options:

·      On Site Cabins - Katemcy Rocks has four cabins available that sleep 3-4 people. (must bring linens/towels) Window unit climate control. Community showers and restrooms.  

Rate: $50/night

·      Campsites- Primitive camping (no water/power) available in large community camping area. Restrooms in and around campsite. No trash dumpsters; this is a pack-in/pack-out facility.  

Rate: $10/night

·      RV Hookups- There are fourteen 30 amp service spaces and six 50 amp spaces. To reserve an RV space with deposit, please contact Shain.

Rate: $25/night – 30 amp

           $40/night- 50 amp

·      Recommendations for in-town lodging are: The Mason Square Hotel, The Red Door, and Lea Lou Lodge. Others options- Loft on the Square, and The Fulton House, may be found on Airbnb.

Meals:

**CONCESSION MUST BE PAID WITH CASH ONLY**

·      Concession will be available on site for breakfast and lunch on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday. You will be responsible for your OWN meals. Mod Mafia will have various cook tops/grills available for breakfast and dinner all weekend. Lunch may be eaten on trails or at concessions. Cook tops/grills will not be available at lunch time.

Event Fee:

Mod Mafia will not accept any form of payment for this event. All funds are to be paid to Katemcy Rocks at time of arrival. 
**Mod Mafia will provide Mechanical Support for this event* 

If convoying with the Mod Mafia Team, please join us @ 6:30a.m. Friday morning.

Black Mountain 2022 !!!!

The Hummer Club, Inc. is returning to Harlan Kentucky on March 25th and 26^th for 2 fun filled days on the trails. Come Join fellow club members at the Black Mountain Off-Road Adventure Area. Black Mountain is located in the heart of Coal Country. The park has over 7,000 acres of mountainous terrain, elevations up to 3,300 feet and 150 miles of trails.  The park also has a Zip Line for those of you who might be interested in riding on one of our off road days.  The park website is www.blackmountainoffroad.com 

The event hotel will be the Quality Inn and reservations can be made by calling (606) 573-3385. When making your reservations, tell them you are with the Hummer Club. The hotel has a free hot breakfast. Camping is also available through the Harlan County Campground. The Quality Inn is located at 2608 South Highway 421 Harlan, KY, US, 40831 Phone: (606) 573-3385. 

Check in between 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm on the evening of March 24th to get your event shirt and sign registration forms .

We will begin each day by meeting at the hotel around 8:00 and head out to the trails.  On Thursday we will all need to register our trucks at the park office and pay the $35.00 per truck fee for the two days on the trails. 

Mechanical support for the trucks will be provided by fellow club members. Spare parts are always welcome. 

Registration fees will include a Saturday evening diner and event shirt. All registered, including children, will get the event shirt. ORV Park Fees are separate and will need to be paid upon entering the park. 

Club members are always allowed to bring guests that are not club members as passengers in their Hummer. For this event, club members will also be allowed to sponsor one guest that is not a club member that can drive a Hummer or non-Hummer 4x4 vehicle.  This driver and vehicle must remain in the same group as the sponsoring club member who will be responsible for their conduct.  This guest and vehicle must follow the same rules as club members.  Fee's for the sponsored guest and vehicle are the same as club members and can be paid at registration on Thursday evening at the hotel.  Please note, that members can sponsor only one extra driver and vehicle.

Important Notes:

• Drivers meeting each morning in the rear parking lot of the hotel. 
• All trucks should be fueled and prepared to leave for the trails without having to make any extra stops.
• Be sure to pack lunch and bring plenty of water to stay hydrated. Some extra snacks and a lawn chair for sitting when we lunch on the trail would be a plus.
• A CB for communication is required – and makes the event more fun and easier.  Inform your trail leader if you do not have CB communication.
• Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition. Bring likely spare parts and tools if you have them.
• Be prepared for long trail days (food, water, fuel, clothing), you never know what might happen.

The Hummer Club, members and guests are planning for 2 days of fun on the trails at Uwharrie National Forest (located near Troy, NC) on December 10th and 11th.  This event is open to Club members AND non-club members that are sponsored by a Club member.  So, bring your Hummer (you can even bring a Jeep or other 4x4 vehicle).  We are a family-oriented club so the young ones who can get a couple of days out of school are welcome.  

If you are a non-club member attending the event you can pay the event fee of $35.00 at the event. Just make sure you email George Yankay with your information and the shirt sizes that you might need. Plan on arriving at the hotel on the afternoon or evening of the 9th.  

The hotel information is: Days Inn; (910) 428-2525; 531 East Main Street, Biscoe, NC 27209.  We will leave the hotel each morning and head to the Eldorado Outpost around 08:30 to purchase trail passes ($5.00 each day) and to discuss trail selections and have our pre-run Safety meeting. 

What to bring? CB radio, lunch, lawn chairs, money, drinks, spare parts for your truck and/or whatever else you feel necessary to survive on the trails. 

Night life after the trails may include going out to eat as a group or in smaller groups.  Just make sure you are back in time for the traditional story telling.  You won’t believe half of what you hear and are probably right.  We will have available event shirts so make sure you get yours.  In order to make sure you get a shirt please go on-line to the Club website and register not later than November 26th.  We would also advise making hotel reservations as soon as possible.  If you have any questions you can email the event coordinator George Yankay.  Ensure that your truck is mechanically sound, top off or change all of the fluids and a full tank of gas. 

WINDROCK 2021 !!!!

We are headed back to one of our favorite venues with 300+ miles of off-road trails on 72,000 acres in the beautiful Tennessee Mountains.  The park has plenty of different trails for all types of vehicles and adrenaline levels, plus beautiful mountain scenery around every corner. Learn More

This event is all about the trails, off-roading, and Camaraderie.  We will be kicking up mud and crawling over rocks.

The event hotel will be the Double Tree in Oak Ridge located at 215 S. Illinois Ave.  We do not have a block of rooms reserved so you need to make your reservation as soon as you can.  Call the hotel at 1-865-481-2468 to make your reservation.

Schedule of Activities:

Thursday, October 7th:
Arrive at the Double Tree - Oak Ridge: registration and just getting together.  
 
Friday, October 8th:
8:00 AM – Mandatory drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the hotel.        

8:30 AM – Head out for the Trailhead and register with Windrock ORV.  

5:00 PM – Return from the Trails.

Saturday, October 9th:
8:30 AM – Mandatory drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the hotel.        

9:00 AM – Head out for the Trails; will finish up early to go to diner…

4:00 PM – Diner at the Historic Brushy Mountain State Pen in Petros, TN

Sunday, October 10th – checkout and return home

Event Fees:

$65.00 for each person (Age 13 and up) in your group.  Children 12 and under are free (except for park fee) and do not receive an Event T-Shirt.  Extra Event shirts will be available for sale.  Remember the event fee must be paid via the online registration process.  The event fee includes the group diner on Saturday (still planning location). 

Park permit fees must be paid in addition to the event registration fee.  Park permits are required for each person, no matter their age or activity, to be on the trails at Windrock.  Each person entering the area is required to have their permit with them at all times while on the property.  Price of the Park permit fees are as shown in the table below and will be available for purchase at the Park.  See Park website for details at https://windrockpark.com.  You can actually go to this website before the event to register your truck and pay the park fee for 2 days.

Club members are always allowed to bring guests that are not club members as passengers in their Hummer. For this event, club members will also be allowed to sponsor one guest that is not a club member that can drive a Hummer or non-Hummer 4x4 vehicle.  This driver and vehicle must remain in the same group as the sponsoring club member who will be responsible for their conduct.  This guest and vehicle must follow the same rules as club members.  Fee's for the sponsored guest and vehicle are the same as club members and can be paid at registration on Thursday evening at the hotel.  Please note, that members can sponsor only one extra driver and vehicle.

Important Notes:

• Drivers meeting each morning in the rear parking lot of the hotel. 
• All trucks should be fueled and prepared to leave for the trails without having to make any extra stops.
• Be sure to pack lunch and bring plenty of water to stay hydrated. Some extra snacks and a lawn chair for sitting when we lunch on the trail would be a plus.
• A CB for communication is required – and makes the event more fun and easier.  Inform your trail leader if you do not have CB communication.
• Be certain that your truck is well maintained and that it is in good operational condition. Bring likely spare parts and tools if you have them.
• Be prepared for long trail days (food, water, fuel, clothing), you never know what might happen.

Mechanical Support is provided at all major Club events

At Major events, the event coordinator and other club members will support any needed repairs to the best of their ability so everyone can fully participate and get home afterwards. Your truck must be in excellent mechanical condition due to the nature of these events. We suggest you carry basic hand tools and keep spare parts on-hand and/or parts that wear when off-roading (idler, pitman, tie-rods, ball-joints). Contact the event coordinator if you have questions about mechanical support and/or what to bring.

It’s been 25 years!  25 Amazing and Fun Filled years!  Yep, the Hummer Club has been visiting Moab every September for over 2 decades – and every event has been incredible. 

We’ll hit the trails on Sept. 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24.  BOOYA!  In Moab we’ll run the trails that made Moab famous. Golden Spike, Moab Rim, Cliffhanger, Hells Revenge, Flat Iron Mesa and Metal Masher - some of the most iconic trails in the Moab area (trails may change).

Destination Discovery! This year we return to Durango and Ouray. We want to focus on a fun filled, Hummer powered, and low-cost off-road event so are cutting back a bit on costs outside of what you keep telling us you want: fun wheeling! There will be two and a half days of the Durango area awesomeness followed by three days of Ouray awesomeness.

In Durango we will be running Northern New Mexico trails like Grim Reaper and Secret! If you haven’t run either of these trails,  you have missed out on some of the best Hummer wheeling there is. Your truck will do things you didn’t know it could! If you have been on these trails, then you probably can’t wait to get to back to them and have another go!   

Then we will head to some breathtaking high-alpine passes, ghost towns and historic trails near Ouray & Telluride, Colorado.  

Returning to Harlan Kentucky on July 22nd for two days on some of our favorite trails. Come Join fellow club members at the Black Mountain Off-Road Adventure Area. Black Mountain is located in the heart of Coal Country. The park has over 8,000 acres of mountainous terrain, elevations up to 3,300 feet and 150 miles of trails.

The event hotel will be the Quality Inn and reservations can be made by calling (606) 573-3385. The hotel has a free hot breakfast. Camping is also available through the Harlan County Campground. The Quality Inn is located at 2608 South Highway 421 Harlan, KY, US, 40831 Phone: (606) 573-3385. 

Check in between 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm on the evening of July 22nd and we can all grab something to eat.

We will run trails on July 23rd and 24th and depart on the 25th.