ABOUT IFWDA
The Indiana Four Wheel Drive Association currently represents over 200 individual members in our affiliate clubs throughout Indiana and Illinois. Formed in 1980, the IFWDA acts on the common concern for motorized recreation while practicing stewardship of our natural resources. The IFWDA, through its association with other state and national organizations, work to promote and act on issues affecting four wheel drive recreation.
We coordinate with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) on various planning boards. This includes participation on the Indiana Trails Advisory Board, which sets the direction for trail use on all IDNR property. Through this partnership with IDNR it is hoped that some public lands will be open to four wheel drive recreation. Volunteers from member clubs are always eager to help with conservation projects.
IFWDA currently represents:
-7 clubs throughout Indiana and Illinois.
-Over 200 individual members in affiliate clubs, and many supporting businesses.
IFWDA is working on behalf of four wheelers to:
-Sponsor and support events
-Present a positive public image
-Communicate our concerns to the government
What are the benefits of joining IFWDA?
Through your individual membership in IFWDA or by joining a club in IFWDA you’ll be able to network with other clubs that share trail riding opportunities, receive membership and representation in the organizations we belong to, as well as:
-Receive a IFWDA four-wheel-drive associations newsletter
-Receive the UFWDA newsletter
-Add your voice to our representation in government
-Support four-wheel-drive recreation in Indiana
The IFWDA is proud to be a member of the following organizations:
President: Jim Brooks
Vice-President: Ben Bruce
Treasurer: Regina Brooks
Secretary: Wendy Bradburn
Environmental: Brian Rowda
Special Events: Jim Brooks
Special Events: Jason Bradburn
Officers
Extreme Terrain strongly advocates for the responsible recreational use of off-road trails and is happy to launch the Clean Trail Grant Program. This program will provide eligible groups the opportunity to apply for a grant to fund their next trail improvement related project.