Timber Tamers 4x4 Club

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Timber Tamers 4x4 Club The Timber Tamers are a large general 4WD club, based out of the Lynnwood area of Western Washington We are celebrating 44 years in 2023! principles.

The Timber Tamers are a large general 4wd club based out of Western Washington. We were organized in April of 1979, and are based out of the Lynnwood, Washington area. Our membership is diverse, from young to old, men and women, driving many different types of 4wd vehicles. We are affiliated with the Pacific Northwest 4 Wheel Drive Association and promote TREAD Lightly! The PNW4WDA organizes trail runs, trail maintenance in conjunction with DNR, races, play days, fun days, clean-ups, charitable works, Overlanding, legislative issues, etc., in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

10/10/2026

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Save the date
10/08/2026

Save the date

📢 SAVE THE DATE - October 24th - Let's Show Some 4x4 Community Support! 📢

We’re excited to team up with 4x4 Northwest, who has chosen PNW4WDA as the recipient of 100% of the proceeds from their Annual Event!

Their mission — “Reach One. Teach One.” — is all about bringing local enthusiasts together, showcasing their 4x4 rigs, highlighting 4x4 education, and celebrating our shared passion for the Pacific Northwest 4x4 community.

Whether you’ve been wheeling for years or are brand new to the 4x4 community, come out and join us!

📅 October 24 | 12–5 PM
📍 Griot’s Garage | Tacoma
🎟️ FREE to attend

🔥 Show-N-Shine
🔥 RTI Ramp
🔥 Vendors & food
🔥 Lots of rigs and 4x4 community!

Want to enter the Show-N-Shine? Registration is donation-based and happens the day of the event at the NamSayin Booth. We’d love to see some PNW4WDA clubs and members bring their rigs out and participate!

PNW4WDA will also be there, so if you’re newer to 4x4, come say hello! We’ll be sharing resources, answering questions, and helping people get connected while promoting safe and responsible wheeling.

They’re supporting us — let’s show up and support them!

🟦 Reach One. Teach One. Wheel Safe. Give Back. 🟦

J. Wylene Dillman
PR Chair
Email: [email protected]

10/08/2026

Great message from cal4wheel

Melissa is a true Timber Tamer warrior!I first heard about this trip while on the Rubicon Trail and I could not have bee...
09/29/2026

Melissa is a true Timber Tamer warrior!

I first heard about this trip while on the Rubicon Trail and I could not have been more excited.

Twenty-one years as a nurse. Family weekends on the trail. Body competitions. Tough Mudders. Fourteen years of dancing. Then CIDP — chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy — started in one foot and moved into both legs and both hands. Walking got hard. The mountains did not matter any less.

That is the part a lot of people miss. Public land is supposed to belong to the public. For someone who can hike in, a closed road is an inconvenience. For someone who cannot, it is a locked gate. When motorized routes get shut, people with disabilities do not get a longer walk. They lose the place. The overlook, the campsite, the ridge the family used to reach together — gone, because the only way in was the road.

Melissa found another way. She and her family joined Timber Tamers. The Jeep is how they still get on the mountain, still see the country they fell in love with out here, and still show up to help keep those trails open. Five years in, that is the access she has left.

This month she took that to Capitol Hill and met with Representative Mike Kennedy of Utah, sponsor of the Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act. The bill tells federal land agencies to weigh disability access when they update travel plans, and to identify the routes that actually get people in. Her line says it plain: “Keeping trails open allows people like me to still experience the hobby I loved so much.”

Proud to call her one of ours. If a closure takes the road, it takes the outdoors from the people who need that road most. Keep the routes open.

If you are proud of Melissa please let hear know below.


BlueRibbon Coalition
PNW4WDA Region One
Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association

Shenanigans at Operation Shore Patrol - Region One.  I am sure there is a good story to go with it.   I am sure messing ...
09/25/2026

Shenanigans at Operation Shore Patrol - Region One. I am sure there is a good story to go with it. I am sure messing around was a big part of it.

Please help save the dunes!
09/23/2026

Please help save the dunes!

Save the Oregon Dunes!

UPDATE!!! As a result of other regions and clubs adding to the principle match money we are now at $15,000 dollars available to match donations to BlueRibbon Coalition for the Save the Oregon Dunes campaign.

PNW4WDA Announces $15,000 Matching Donation to Help Support Oregon Dunes Legal Defense

To help support this effort, PNW4WDA will match donations dollar for dollar, up to a total of $15,000.
That means a $50 donation becomes $100 for the defense, doubling the impact of contributions while matching funds remain available.

Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association Partners with BlueRibbon Coalition to Help Protect Motorized Recreation Access
The Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association (PNW4WDA) is stepping up to support the ongoing effort to protect off-highway vehicle access in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.

BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC) has formally entered the lawsuit involving off-highway vehicle use in the Oregon Dunes, bringing its legal and financial resources alongside Save the Riders Dunes.
To help support this effort, PNW4WDA will match donations dollar for dollar, up to a total of $15,000.

That means a $50 donation becomes $100 for the defense, doubling the impact of contributions while matching funds remain available.
HELP SAVE THE DUNES

Our friends in the Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association are matching every donation dollar for dollar, up to $15,000. Give $50 and our defense receives $100!

Tax-Deductible Donation
https://blueribboncoalition.org/save-oregon-dunes/

Why This Matters
The lawsuit involves off-highway vehicle recreation in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. According to BRC, the Center for Biological Diversity sued the U.S. Forest Service in June 2024, challenging the agency's management of OHV activity and large riding events in relation to the coastal marten and its designated critical habitat.
Save the Riders Dunes, a local volunteer organization, has been actively involved in the case. BlueRibbon Coalition has now joined the effort, providing additional legal and financial resources.
For PNW4WDA, supporting this effort reflects the Association's longstanding commitment to motorized recreation and continued access to public lands.
Double Your Impact
PNW4WDA members, clubs, recreation enthusiasts, and others who value access to public lands are encouraged to consider supporting the effort.
PNW4WDA Matching Donation:
• Donations matched dollar for dollar
• Matching funds available up to $15,000
• Donate $50 — $100 goes toward the defense
• Donations are identified by BRC as tax-deductible
Every contribution helps provide resources for the legal effort involving an area enjoyed by off-highway vehicle enthusiasts throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Help Save the Dunes. Double your donation. Support motorized recreation and public-land access for generations to come.
About the Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association
The Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association promotes responsible four-wheel-drive recreation, land stewardship, education, and the preservation of motorized access to public lands. Through its members, clubs, partners, and volunteers, the Association works to support opportunities for responsible motorized recreation throughout the Pacific Northwest.
pnw4wda.org

Good times at Shore Patrol.   55 years of service.  Thank you to all the volunteers.  PNW4WDA Region One, Rainier Ridge ...
09/21/2026

Good times at Shore Patrol. 55 years of service. Thank you to all the volunteers. PNW4WDA Region One, Rainier Ridge Rams and Timber Tamers 4x4 Club.

Thank you Timer Tamber volunteers at Pick Up A Mountain.
09/20/2026

Thank you Timer Tamber volunteers at Pick Up A Mountain.

Good times
09/19/2026

Good times

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