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Dixie Run is all about riding the trails with family and soaking in the intense atmosphere. This the 28th year now for this event which continues to be successfully organized by loyal and dedicated volunteers who all work together to make this an enjoyable event members of SFWDA as well as fellow enthusiasts alike.
Here is my personal take as an example of some of the great spots and beautiful scenery we were able to enjoy on this Scenic Vistas and Waterfalls Excursion Tour.
Rock Corp 4x4 4th Annual Toy Run
They'll have camping, wheeling, food, races, fundraising auction, and this year a Mud Sling Competition.
Press Release – 09-30-2014
3rd Annual Fall RideNow Powersports Uwharrie OHV Jamboree
October 18, 2014
Mission Statement: “Bringing all Uwharrie off-highway vehicle (OHV) users together to aid in recruiting volunteers and to raise awareness to ‘TREAD Lightly!’ So that the Uwharrie National Forest OHV Trail System can develop and be maintained”
Before you head out to Dixie Run 28, take a moment and use your WIFI at home to download a brand new map of the park just released by Jake White of CartoTracks.
SFWDA Dixie Run 28 text message alert sign up
Sign up to receive Text message updates and Alerts from Southern Four Wheel Drive Association at Dixie Run 28. From schedule adjustments to weather conditions, don't be left out. It only takes a minute to sign up and we will discard your number after Dixie Run.
"THE PLAN IS TO RUN A MORNING AND AFTERNOON BLOCK OF RIDES FOR MODERATE AND ADVANCED MODERATE VEHICLE PARTICIPANTS."
The National Forests in North Carolina have announced that they will host a workshop on September 18, 2014, to address management of non-motorized and motorized recreation trails across the Uwharrie National Forest. The meeting will be held 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the Garner Center, 210 Burnette St., Troy, North Carolina.
Located in the Northern Georgia mountains, this third annual event which draws thousands of Jeep enthusiasts. Jeeps from all over the country were represented and their were plenty of vendors that traveled just as far.
