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    Rides, Clubs & Group Events

    Off-roading in Lake Havasu isn’t just about the trails; it’s about the people you meet and the adventures you share. Whether you’re looking to join an organized ride, give back through a clean-up run, or find your crew for a weekend cruise, this tab covers everything you need to get connected.

    1. Local Clubs & How to Join

      Havasu 4 Wheelers
      One of the oldest and most respected off-roading clubs in the area, Havasu 4 Wheelers offers organized rides for all skill levels, trail maintenance events, and annual community runs. They’re known for their strong commitment to safety, education, and responsible riding.
      Visit Website: https://www.havasu4wheelers.org
      Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/havasu4wheelers
      Open to Jeepers and 4×4 enthusiasts. Annual membership required.

      UTV Havasu
      A fast-growing local community of UTV lovers who ride everything from mellow washes to extreme desert climbs. Expect weekly meetups, group night rides, and a lively social scene.
      Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/UTVHavasu
      Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/utvhavasu/
      Free to join, bring a good attitude (and maybe a fire pit).

    2. Weekly & Monthly Group Rides

      Havasu 4 Wheelers hosts regular trail rides from October through April, often categorized by difficulty level and terrain. Members receive a monthly ride calendar.

      UTV Havasu holds casual weekly rides, often announced in their Facebook group. Many are beginner-friendly and include fun stops, such as bars or lookout points.

      Pro Tip: Rides often fill up fast. RSVP early through club platforms and always read the ride details (meeting time, fuel range, gear required).

    3. Charity Runs & Cleanup Events

      Giving back is part of the off-road culture in Havasu. Both clubs host and participate in events such as:
      Annual Desert Cleanups – Volunteers help remove trash from popular trails.
      Charity Poker Runs – Trail-based fundraising events with prizes, raffles, and post-ride hangouts.
      Toys for Tots Rides – Held during the holidays, often combining scenic rides with gift drives.
      Holiday Light Parade Ride – Off-road vehicles are decked out in holiday lights and decorations to visit local elder care facilities and spread cheer. It’s a community favorite and an unforgettable way to give back.

      These events are often open to the public and are announced via Facebook or the club’s newsletters.

    4. Seasonal Festivals & Competitions

      Desert Bash (Yuma, AZ) – Held in December, this is one of the largest OHV events in the region. Raffles, vendor expos, and group rides included.
      Learn More: https://azohvc.com/desert-bash

      King of the Hammers (Johnson Valley, CA) – Not in Havasu, but close enough to draw a crowd. A weeklong rock-crawling race spectacle is held every February.
      Event Details: https://kingofthehammers.com

      Local Off-Road Swap Meets & Night Rides – Follow local groups for pop-up events, often held in the cooler months.

      Whether you’re new in town or a seasoned trail vet, joining a group opens the door to more adventure, better knowledge, and deeper community. The trails are calling, and now you know who’s riding them.

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