Watch This Fourwheelerz was established in 2008.
We hold several club runs every year and one public event every November, King of Elbe.
We all come from different walks of life, with different jobs, hobbies & goals, but one common love....offroad fun!
Our members attend work parties in Elbe, the 2nd weekend of each month April - October, helping DNR maintain Elbe ORV park trails by performing volunteer maintenance & general clean up of garbage & debris.
Interested in becoming a club prospect?
To become a member of WTF, you must be nominated by a member at a club meeting as a prospect & that must be seconded. In order to be nominated, we recommend you attend a work party, introduce yourself & express interest in prospecting. Once voted in as a prospect, you must attend work parties and club events to get to know club members for 1 year minimum. During that year you are required to attend a minimum of 2 work parties and 2 club runs. Then your membership must be voted on by the club to officially join.
Contact us thru our facebook page or by clicking below with more questions or to find out when the next club run is!
Our club wheels together, but we also work hard together. It's important to keep trails open in the PNW & that's what makes the hard work worth it. Elbe is our "home base" so we have a lot of volunteer hours spent at Elbe ORV Park. Not just cleaning up trails, but also creating obstacles for our wheeling community! Check out the work party info below!
You can find us at the work parties, in Elbe the 2nd Saturday of each month April - October.
Plus we plan club runs at Evans Creek, Tahuya, Coos Bay & more!
Please come join us for the local work parties!
Where: ELBE ORV Park
When: 2nd Saturday of the month April - October
Sign in around 9am at the main parking lot
Each month there is a focus & a plan for the volunteers to work on.
We all come together as a community, work together & have a great time!
Ted joined WTF in 2013 & became the President in 2017.
Ted, his wife Melissa & son Brendan live in Bonney Lake and are all active in the off-road community. Ted started wheeling as a kid, growing up in Belfair, wheeling in Tahuya. His dad was in PNW4WDA so he started wheeling with him over 18 years ago.
When asked where he sees WTF in 5 years, Ted responded: "A premier off-road club in the PNW that holds charity & off-road events for the community."
Ted says "This club is more than a group of people, we are family!" That's why most weekends, you can find Ted & his family wheeling, volunteering, traveling & even boating with their fellow club members.
We are dedicated to keeping public ORV areas open for all to enjoy! Donations are used for club events and sponsorships for things related to that goal.
Donations can also be made through Venmo to https://account.venmo.com/u/WatchThisFourwheelerz