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November 29th, 2020
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Flag Pole Trail Clean November 2020
ORM Trail Cleanup 2021
Here you see the latest event we did, our annual trail cleanup. Many officers and members of Off-Road Militia spent the day at Flagpole cleaning up the trails. ORM wants to remind you to Leave NO Trace when wheeling, camping, or enjoying the outdoors! Help keep this earth clean, it's your home!
November 2021
Rig Removal from Bald Mtn
In cooperation with the Rangers at the
Forest Service
George Washington & Jefferson National Forests
Glenwood & Pedlar Ranger District we removed an Cherokee off the Bald Mtn Jeep Trail. Working with the Rangers we were able to do our part to clean the trail and help preserve the trail system for others to enjoy.
2020 Bald Mtn Rig Removal
North River Rangers
We have some good news. ORM in conjunction with VA4WDA is working with the Dept. of Forestry’s North River Rangers to keep the Flag Pole trail system accessible and well maintained for all to enjoy. We will expand on the plans as time goes so please stay tuned and hope to see ya'll on the trail soon!
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We are Jeep and other 4x4 enthusiasts who seek overland trailing. camping, community events, sharing off-road experiences and adventure. Bigger things are coming... Stay tuned! Our motto is simple "Don't Threaten Me With a Good Time!"
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About Us
Butch Mahoney
Commander-n-Chief... of what, I'm really not sure...
Jennifer Hudson
The one who really knows what's going on and how things get done
Catfish
Trail Boss
Matt Ellen
Swag Master
Jess Soffee
Wilderess Aficionado
Jennifer Perry
Off-Road Recruiting Queen
Mike Poynter
Harrisonburg Battalion Commander
David Pahl
Title Undetermined
Vincent Hudson
Sargent of Questionable Decision Making
Dan and Tiffany Coutinho
Sugar Daddy and Mama Bear
NEWS AND INFORMATION
Prepare before you GO!
Overland Gear Options for a day trip:
Although you can’t have a list that covers every aspect of every situation, here are some general ideas you can use to expand and/or refine for your personal needs. I have listed them in “somewhat” of a priority, however your personal needs may vary:
- Water and food
- note with emergency contact and required meds in glove box
- Extra footwear in case you sink your feet into a mud hole
- Outer wear and a blanket in the colder months
- Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and other garments to protect against the sun
- Full tank of gas
- CB Radio, cellular phone and charger
- Fire extinguisher
- Map, GPS unit, compass
- First Aid Kit, Including bug prevention and medication for bites
- Toilet paper, wipes, paper towels, trash bags.
- Full size spare tire and a jack
- Tool set and gloves, tie wire, electrical tape and duct tape
- Tire pressure gauge, air compressor, tire sealant, and puncture repair kit
- Tow strap and if you have a winch, carry a tree strap, clevis, and snatch block
- Jumper cables, radiator stop leak, extra fan belts, oil and fuses
- Flashlight (check it before leaving home), flares, signal mirror, whistle
- Knife, watch, shovel, axe, tarp
- Table and chairs
- Hoses, clamps, nuts, bolts, and washers
This is a pretty extensive list for a “day trip” so you should judge your individual needs and the type of trailing you will be doing, personal space, cargo space, weight etc.
