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Welcome to the Eastern Ontario Trail Blazers 4x4 Club

The Eastern Ontario Trail Blazers 4X4 Club (EOTB) is a family oriented, non-profit, incorporated off-roading club with a great deal to offer its members;

We travel Eastern Ontario and the Ottawa Valley area, with some events in Quebec.

Our members drive all kinds of vehicles - Jeeps, Land Rovers, Nissans, Fords, Land Cruisers, and Suzukis. Our members come from Belleville, Kingston, Brockville, Ottawa, the Ottawa Valley, and Quebec. You will see wives, husbands, friends, kids and dogs around the camp site and on the trail. Come explore nature up close with the entire family.

Years ago most off-roaders were mechanics. Things have changed. Our members include many people with little or no mechanical background. There are hunters and fishermen. Our members include software and hardware engineers with some of the region's best known hi-tech companies, economists, truck drivers, and, of course mechanics. That is really a bonus because it is good to have this kind of experience on the trail and to share technical know-how. Many off-roaders upgrade and maintain their own vehicles and our mechanic members are great teachers.

We are neither extremists nor crazy. Our interests are off-roading in a technically precise way. You will almost never see us madly spin our tires as that is the best way to damage the vehicle and trail. We follow the “Tread Lightly” philosophy by off-roading responsibly, respecting the rights of others, avoiding sensitive areas and most of all doing our part by trying to leave the area better than we found it. Tready Lightly!

 

Trail Report - Hummer Day at the Gorge - October 2009
Posted By: Admin on Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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That was a fun day! I have to admit it was hard getting out of bed that morning after it rained all night. We ended up with a total of 6 trucks and did the Gorge right to the end.

John is a stand up guy and he really started to get into it as we turned around and headed out of the trail revisiting most of the obstacles.




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Trail Report - Gorge Pumpkin Run - October 2009
Posted By: Admin on Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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It turned out to be a nice day starting out sunny and clouding over a bit later in the day. Sure beats all the rain we've been getting. Most of us were still nursing full bellies from the weekends feasting and were content with a nice relaxing, easy trail run.



We had a good turn out at our primary meeting spot in Bells Corners and we were all surprised to see Ian roll up in his Jeep. Unfortunately he had to pass on the trail run as he had his two sick little guy's to look after so he just stopped by to say hello. We had 12 trucks in total with a few new guests.




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Trail Report - Fall Camp - September 2009
Posted By: Admin on Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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Well it was a short and sweet weekend.The weather for Friday and Saturday was excellent and we knew that Sunday was going to be crummy.

A few managed to get up to camp early Friday to enjoy the solitude of a beautiful fall day. From what I hear it soon turned to concern when no one seemed to be showing up and that maybe camp had been cancelled. Eventually people started to roll in around dinner time, set up camp and enjoy a fire that was already well established. Thanks Rod.


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Trail Report - Darling - September 2009
Posted By: Admin on Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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With the weather cooperating and a nice sized group, we made our way from Bells Corners, through Hopetown, picking up some stragglers along the way. It was nice to see Pat, Frosty and Scuba Steve return to the trail. With TJs, an LJ, a JK and Frosty’s Cherokee, we had the Jeep family well represented and the Lexus and Landrover added even more variety.




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