New Mexico 4-Wheelers - 50 Years Of Trail Riding

A Scout and camper owned by C.B Garcia are silhouetted in this 1963 photo.	Father and son display their Jeep and Albuquerque Jeep Herders (the original club name) flag.	Stuck in quicksand, 1966.
A Willys Wagon is guided through a rocky turn on the Sagebrush Flats trail in 1958.	In 1958, club members drove their stock vehicles to this fire lookout. This photo shows a run from a later date.	Jeeps playing in the sand in 1971.
A Bronco leads the way on the La Ventana trail in 1972.	Lots of snow in 1974 on the annual Christmas tree run.	A patriotic child enjoys the vehicle parade at the Four Fun 4WD Rally in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1976.
Every year, there have been trips to the New Mexico high country to admire the fall colors.	This pickup was having trouble in an arroyo at Canyon de Chelly during a 1977 trip.	The group enjoyed a relaxing lunch stop near Grants, New Mexico. A favorite activity was rockhounding for obsidian, agate, and fossils.
Mark Wolf and his '71 Jeepster Commando trail riding in the Jemez Mountains.	In 1998, Tom Hurt gets air at Jaws 1 on Mt. Blanca in his '76 CJ-5.	It took a lot of shoveling to extricate this GMC Carryall Suburban.

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