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The purpose of the Mile Hi Jeep Club of Colorado is to unite adventure loving people in worthwhile 4-wheel drive activities; to educate its members in the proper manner of all road driving; to protect and preserve the natural beauty and terrain; to participate, on a voluntary basis, in search and rescue and other humanitarian missions as the community needs; to share good fellowship while operating our vehicles in a manner so as to preserve and protect our land for all generations; and to extend the courtesy of the open road to all.
OUR PURPOSE
PATROLS OF THE Mile-Hi Jeep Club of Colorado
The spirit of a "Hobo" and the fun of Jeeping are the ideals of our name. As Hobos ride the rails, we instead drive the trails in that same traveling spirit. We like to run from the scenic Jeeping routes, to the rugged adventure trips. The Hobos of Patrol 1 have mainly modified Jeeps, as lifts and lockers are recommended for most trips. The Hobos also enjoy all the MHJC has to offer, hold our Annual Hobo Run and "Tread Lightly". We get together every month at various members houses around Denver.
Our patrol is dedicated to having a blast doing the Jeep thing. We welcome all those that come along on our trail rides. We like to do all types of trails, from very difficult to moderate. We hold monthly patrol meetings on the 2nd Sunday of each month at patrol member's homes to plan next months trail rides. We do, at a minimum, one trail a month. We make it a point that every vehicle that goes out, comes back. Our patrol is not just limited to Jeeps, if it's ready, let's GO.
Members include singles, couples and families. We live west of Denver and in the foothills. Patrol 5 is active in All-4-Fun and we support all MHJC functions. We enjoy camping and moderate to serious Jeeping. Trips include some day trips, weekends and week long excursions. Our vehicles are equipped to handle most any kind of Jeeping.
Patrol 6 is made up of families from all over the Denver Metro and foothills. Our age group ranges from young families to retired. We accommodate all vehicles, experience levels and enjoy moderate to difficult types of wheeling. We have an adopt-a-road in Summit County and like to stay involved with land use issues in our state. We run mostly day trips but have some overnights and night runs each year. We try to have up to three trail runs available each month during the summer. We firmly believe there are many fun things to do in the mountains and half the fun is getting there and back, in one piece. We believe in teamwork on the trail and leave no one behind, everyone pitches in when a vehicle had difficulties or break. Don’t go wheeling alone. Come join us on one of our many trips!
We are an original patrol of the MHJC and continually participate in and actively support the leadership of MHJC and the annual All-4-Fun. We're a fun group of couples who enjoy each other and a variety of social activities as well as 4-wheeling and camping. Vehicles vary in make, model and year, as do our members! Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month at different members' homes. Guests are always welcome at meetings and outings.
Founded in 1999, our patrol enjoys all 4x4s, short and long wheelbase. We welcome families and singles who are ready to help us achieve our simple goals, have fun, attend our functions and/or functions planned by other patrols and clubs, work hard to see that our sport of 4-wheeling, and the land we enjoy is available for generations to come.
Our patrol is active in the pursuit of adventurous 4-wheeling fun. Our members live all over the metro area and are of all ages. We sponsor ice races and participate in All-4-Fun and other MHJC activities. We meet for our patrol meetings, when needed, on the second Sunday of each month and like to have a trip at least once a month. We enjoy moderate to sometimes serious 4-wheeling. We are firm believers in “Stay The Trail” and we practice safe and responsible 4-wheeling. Visitors are always welcome.
Patrol 12 was formed in 1995 and is comprised of various aged people who drive various aged & makes of vehicles which have moderate to major modifications. We live in the metro front range area and generally meet at member's houses on the second Saturday of each month. We are environmentally friendly and safety minded at all times. We try to run at least one trail each month (scenic to difficult). We are active in various MHJC events, trail adoption and inter-patrol activities. There is no limit to the number of members allowed in our patrol but we do have entry and participation requirements.
Patrol 13 always welcomes new members and visitors. We meet the second Saturday after the first Wednesday of every month, alternating at member's homes. We enjoy light Jeeping, support all Mile-Hi activities, have social activities and actively help each other. Our members are mainly couples with grown children. Come visit with us any time.
We are an active Patrol that has members of all ages and vehicle ability. We enjoy a variety of 4-wheeling, from moderate to extreme, and run both local trails and overnight trips. Our priorities are 4-wheeling, trail maintenance and helping each other.
We like to do all kinds of trails, mostly moderate to scenic. We have highly modified to near stock rigs. We con-sist of family with kids, couples, & singles. We enjoy day & weekend trips, all club related activities. We are BIG supporters of ALL-4-Fun. We are very informal and friendly - meet as often as possible - no pressure to participate - with no limit to patrol members.
Our focus is to attend MHJC parent meetings and to participate and support all club activities as much as possible. We have members of all ages and live all over the Metro area. Patrol requirements are minimal; no meetings or dues, just have fun.