Safety on the Trail

Please be safe on the trails.  Fire danger is extremely high right now.  Check with your local forest service for current rules about fires, cook stoves and lanterns.  Use battery operated when available. 

Please wear your safety belts and make sure you are carrying your first aide kits, fire extinguishers and extra supplies.

Be courteous to each other and aware there are broken vehicles on the trails people will be coming back for.

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Community Involvement >>

*  Sober Graduation

*  Scholarships

*  Angora Fire Victims

*  Trail Maintenance

     -Rubicon Trail: entire Placer side

      for 40+ years

     -Twin Peaks

     -Long Lake Trail: a moving force to get the FS to

      officially recognize this trail

     -Haypress Meadows

     -Rubicon Trail: building water bars in 200, continued

      maintenance on water bars

* South Tahoe Athletic Teams (S.T.A.T.)

* Enduro Run support: staffed rest stop on Rubicon for

   runners

* Moose Lodge: fishing derby

* Project 44: helping foster kids

* Occupational Education at South Tahoe High School

* OHV clinics



The Hi-Los were presented with a plaque from Cal4 at the Convention for 50 years of membership.

The plaque was presented to Steve Morris to display at his home. Steve Morris was the first president of the Cal4 Wheel Drive and is still active today.  Congratulations to the Club and to Steve.

WELCOME >>

Hi-Lo's Club

The Lake Tahoe Hi-Lo's is a family oriented four wheel drive club, based in South Lake Tahoe, CA. We currently have about 35 General and Associate members. Our club was started in 1966 and in the sixty's & seventy's we put on local high speed hill climbs & sand drags. We have been hosting the annual Gambler's Poker Run since 1987. Money we raise from our events, we donate back to local charities and to help keep trail access.

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