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Adopting Pencil Lake Trail by Brad Yhard It started in early August of 2021. I realized I had run Pencil Lake at least a half dozen times this season and was scheduled to run it several more with Central Ontario Off Road Jeep Club (COORJC) Rookie Runs, Not a Pavement Princess runs organized by Amber … read more
October is the time when everything bursts with its last beauty. It’s when you get the last warm nights where you can socialize with old friends and make some new ones. As per annual tradition Toyota Enthusiast Club (TEC) has organized their fall cleanup weekend and successfully removed 500 lbs of garbage including a stove, … read more
The Toyota Enthusiast Club removed over 700lbs of garbage from the Ardbeg Trail. Great job to everyone that lent a hand! … read more
Big thanks to Ottawa Jeep Club for their September 2020 clean-up of the Brockvegas Trail. Two trailers of garbage and the burned-out Ford Explorer that was blocking one arm of the trail system were removed and proceeds from the scrap value will be donated to the local fodbank. … read more
Huge thanks going out to all the Central Ontario Offroad Jeep Club (COORJC) and OF4WD volunteers who were out on September 20th helping to keep our Crown Lands clean! … read more
As of December 1 many of the trails are closed for the winter months and off-limits for 4WD use. See the trail index for trails that are winter-accessible. … read more
OF4WD and VMUTS have signed a 3 year agreement to partner in support of 4WD recreation on the VMUTS trail system. … read more
It has been said that it takes a village to raise a child. At OF4WD, we believe that it takes a community to take care of a trail. That is why we are continuing the Adopt-a-Trail program and seeking Adopters! The crown land trails we all enjoy change over each season. Just last season … read more
“Where are the trails in Southern Ontario?” This is a common question asked by many new offroaders, but an easier question to answer is “Where are the Crown Land trails in Southern Ontario?” The simple answer is there are none, because there is no Crown Land in Southern Ontario. On the map at the end … read more
‘Twas 2 weeks to Christmas and all through the Opeongo not a tree was upright not even a bush. … read more
