About the Site

Rock Crawlin'If we haven't already, we'd like to welcome you to the site. We're a bunch of Xtreme Jeep Enthusiasts like yourself, and we'd like to hear about your rockin' adventures too! Be sure to check out the forums for upcoming trail runs, and don't worry about dues and meetings, we are not a club...

Chattin'We've come a long way in a relatively short time. Out in the California Mojave Desert is where we mostly Jeep, and we enjoy the San Bernardino Mountain trails too. In July of 2005, a select group of members adopted & now maintain 2N84 as part of the Adopt-A-Trail program of the San Bernardino National Forest. It's home to Little Bear Peak, and we think it's the most scenic spot around! Dedicated? We are. The US Forest Service presented us with a 3rd place trophy for cumulative hours in 2005 and 2006.

We are committed to responsible offroading, including TRAILS not TRACKS, safety & teamwork, and respect for ourselves and our environment. We attend local cleanups and most of the time leave camping areas in better shape than we found them. We support the Blue Ribbon Coalition and California Association of 4-Wheel Drive Clubs.

If you're not checkin' in from out west – no worries – we have thousands+ of visitors each day from across the US! Throughout our adventures, we found a few crazy folks who eat, sleep and breathe the MJR Jeep life. Thanks guys (and gal), you rock:

BlkTj - Brian

Brian's TJ in MoabA true friend of anything Jeep or John Deer, Brian's owned his TJ since '97. Moving to SoCal in 2001 finally allowed him to use his vehicle the way it was intended ... in the rocks. A Moab and Rubicon veteran, Brian is now in the process of conquering every corner of Johnson Valley. Wish him luck, he needs it.

Dukes69 - Chris

Duke's TJChris has definitely learned that his TJ will get stuck just about as much as his old XJ. You'll find Chris and his open diff climbing up any difficult obstacle on the trail – and of course body damage is part of the plan!

NAILER341 - Erik

Nailer's YJErik and his extreme YJ surely define "the Jeep Wave." Everyone knows his famous pose - and speaking of fame, he's recognized nationwide! Check out his Jeep in the January '04 issue of JP Magazine, among others.

JeepGal - Tammy

Tammy's TJDefinitely not a seat ornament, you'll find Tammy driving right along side the guys. Just as comfortable with a wrench in her hand as a camera, she'll flex that Jeep for all it's got! You rock babe.

We're all having so much fun taking videos and pictures that we thought you'd like to share your stuff too. Subscribed members can log in to the gallery and post their own photos! Forum members can also leave comments and rate each picture with the same username.

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