Like so many things this year, Easter Jeep Safari was canceled, but it was one of the first things off the list for off-roaders. We caught up with George Schultz, a member of the Red Rock Four Wheelers to talk, not only about EJS, but also about trail building in Moab. As a second-generation wheeler in Moab and part of the founding families, it’s a little bit different perspective. Come take a listen, there is some great insight here.

3:46 – the formation of the Red Rock Four Wheelers

6:45 – Easter Jeep Safari, the early years

11:08 – Slick Rock bike trail was for Motor”bikes”

13:26 – Did you know Potato Salad Hill was part of Hell’s Revenge??

17:17 – digging holes…

21:58 – lesson for today, never trust your older brother

25:57 – trail ratings and how they change

30:34 – the lesson taught by “built or bought”

35:04 – flying through an arch

40:04 – we should all, maybe, follow the rules for wheeling we share with others

51:28 – where do you wheel now?

The record books are going to have an ** next to 2020 as we continue to work through the off-road cancellations. In all the years, EJS has never been canceled and only one trail has been. 2021 needs to be a banner year for our industry to keep everyone and everything afloat. Start prepping now!

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