We care for the environment and have a positive approach to conservation which is promoted through driver training, education, setting good examples and our club's code of conduct.

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"Enjoy the scene, keep it clean" appeared as the slogan in the club's first newsletter in 1981, followed by "Living the Dream" and "Tread Lightly".

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"Living the Adventure" was adopted in 2014 and represents the clubs commitment to providing family friendly, entertaining and educational 4WD experiences.

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The club held its first trip on 5 February 1978.  Lead by Club President Gil Mathew, eight vehicles, eight children and 14 adults departed Wagga Wagga for Tumbarumba. Over 40 years later Tumbarumba is still a favourite local destination for our club members.

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​In 2018 we celebrated our 40th anniversary with a special edition of our club newsletter TrackChat detailing the full history of the club.

Originally thought to have been photocopied from a newspaper advertisement, the "Road Track Major" tyre tread was used on the club's first logo and has remained a feature throughout the years.

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Our current logo was adopted in 2016 and proudly features the Road Track Major tyre tread.

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Our training area is a decommissioned quarry and an ideal 4WD training venue.

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Organisations may apply to access the area for training purposes.  Strict conditions of access and use apply.

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• QTA Policy and Conditions for Use

• QTA Application to Use

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For more information about our Club, activities and meetings download our brochure here.

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We are one of 75 clubs affiliated with Four Wheel Drive NSW & ACT Inc.

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Four Wheel Drive NSW & ACT Inc is a member of the national body Four Wheel Drive Australia.

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