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Mile-Hi Jeep Club of Colorado

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

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PATROL 5

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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.

NEWS AND EVENTS



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MEMBERSHIP

The Mile Hi Jeep Club has been around since 1956 and has a lot to offer.  If you’re new to wheeling and want to join a group that can help offer you experences the sport can offer come and check us out.

CAMARADERIE

Our club is made up of 12 patrols which are groups of people with similar personalities, ages, likes and dislikes.  Check out our patrols page for much more information on our patrols and events we do each year.

EXPERIENCE

If you are interested in running easy, moderate or extreme wheeling we have a patrol and people that you will enjoy.  From stock to buggies our members cover all levels of wheeling.

EDUCATION

Colorado has a lot of history in our mountains.  Many of our trips each year offer chances to see, learn and experience what the miners lives were like.  You will also have  chance to learn how to use all the recovery gear out there and how to learn to drive the lines on the rocks!

LAND USE

The MHJC is very involved with maintaining the land that is so precious to us.  We volunteer for as many projects as we can and donate where we see fit to maintain our rights to motorized recreation.

NEW TRIP PLANNER PROGRAM