The Four Wheel Drive Association of British Columbia is a registered non-profit society that advocates for Public Access to Public Land.

To this goal, we’re involved in active stewardship of our backcountry:

• Maintaining 18 Rec Sites in BC so that avid off-roaders can use them free of charge:
  • Sea to Sky
    • Hut Lakes
  • West Harrison:
    • Hale Creek (Harrison Lake)
    • Francis Lake
    • Sunrise Lake
    • Lookout Lake
    • Skwellepil Creek (Chehalis Lake)
  • Thompson-Nicola Region
    • Lac du Bois ORV Park
  • East Stave:
    • Kenyon Lake
  • West Stave
    • Rocky Point (seasonal, with Dirt Church Lowermainland, BC)
  • Whipsaw:
    • Lodestone Lake (with After The Blacktop Ends)
    • Wells Lake (with BC Toyota 4WD)
  • Peace Region
    • Windfall Creek
    • Boulder Lake
  • Omineca Region
    • Alexander MacKenzie Heritage Trail 0-5km
• Actively working to have the Stave Lake mud flats designated as an official “mud bogging area”
• Building and upkeep of the Hale Creek shelter
• Rebuilding/repair and maintenance of the Nahatlatch, Cornwall, and Mount Lavina fire towers
• Hosting 20+ maintenance runs per year
• Development of the Stave Lake Motor Park & Thunder Mountain in Kelowna
• Hosting runs to take out Burn Survivors and Big Brothers & Sisters for the day
• Eagle Ridge Key Access Program
• Norrish Creek Code Access Program
• Backcountry Radio Channel

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