If Camp NL has been on your list this year, don’t wait much longer. Registration closes soon for the OF4WD’s premier annual event featuring three days of guided trail rides, great food, camping, and an unforgettable weekend with fellow off-roaders. Read more
Please note that the Black Bear Rally will be taking place on Saturday, August 8, resulting in temporary access road closures in the Five Points area. Read more
The OF4WD is pleased to share that the second bridge replacement project on the Billy Goat Trail has now been completed, and the trail is officially open once again. Read more
Billy Goat Trail will be closed from Thursday, July 2 through Monday, July 6. Read more
Our trail guides are confirmed, planning is underway, and excitement is already building for the 22nd Annual Camp NL happening August 13–16, 2026. Read more
The OF4WD is excited to be partnering with the Water & Dirt Festival for the first time in 2026 by helping offer a guided 4WD trail ride as part of this unique outdoor recreation event. This is a great opportunity to explore a new area, discover trails you may never have experienced before, and connect with other off-road enthusiasts while enjoying some of the region’s most scenic landscapes. Read more
The 8th Annual Not A Pavement Princess (NAPP) is back on Saturday, July 4th—and registration closes this weekend. NAPP is an empowering all-women’s off-road event that brings female drivers together for a fun, supportive day on the trails while raising funds for the YWCA Minden/Haliburton Women’s Shelter. Read more
On Saturday, May 23, 2026, members of the Eastern Ontario overland, off-road, and outdoor recreation community will come together for a large cleanup initiative focused on trails, campsites, and Crown land areas throughout the Calabogie region. Read more
Thanks to the work of 25 volunteers the OF4WD is happy to share that one of the bridges on Billy Goat Trail has now been repaired and the trail has officially been reopened. Read more
The Township of Minden Hills has officially declared a State of Emergency (April 14, 2026) due to ongoing flood conditions and increasing impacts to local infrastructure. Read more
