Upcoming Event
22nd Annual Safari
Pike County Wheeling 4 a Cause invites you to participate in the 22nd Annual 4X4 Safari in beautiful Pike County of Central Illinois. The fun filled weekend of Jeep Adventures; roaming through the timbers and creeks, rocky bluffs and gorgeous hills showing off the beautiful land, and the head turning V-notches.
This event is open to members of Pike County Wheeling 4 a Cause and all members of the General Public with certain restrictions on the vehicle types allowed on the trails. Please visit www.pikecountywheeling.com for vehicle restrictions. Tickets for meals only (no trail events) are also available for purchase.
Our 14 privately owned trails show the best of every driver and their off road abilities. From our most novice to the more experienced driver; they are nationally rated from our easiest level one trail ranging to a level 4+ for more adventure and challenge.
THE PARTICIPATION FEE INCLUDES:
• Two catered breakfasts (Friday & Saturday)
• Two catered dinners (Friday & Saturday)
• Dash plaque and raffle ticket
• Door prizes from our sponsors
The 4x4 Safari is a family-oriented event; children are encouraged to attend and join in all the fun and activities. We have activities during Friday and Saturday before the evening entertainment of our raffles and auction.
We have games and challenges for kids and adults to test their strength and see who can outdo one another.
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ABOUT US
Pike County Wheeling 4 a Cause (PCW4C) is located in Pittsfield, Illinois, 60 miles west of the state capital of Springfield.
What makes PCW4C unique is that it operates on 100% private land. Trails range from scenic and easy to darn near impossible, especially when wet! The wide range of trails, and the number of them (usually 15 or so) has made it a favorite for those attending the club events.
Many weekends are spent early in the year grooming the trails – and of course checking them out to make sure they are challenging enough! Oftentimes the club offers its services to the landowners to help maintain their farms and land as one way of thanking them for the use of their land. Since the land is private, and the club respects the rights of the landowners, trails are only open for official club events. The land is closed to non-club members in order to maintain the privacy rights of the landowners.
Pittsfield is a very ”Offroad friendly” community, often asking the club to participate in local festivals and parades. This bond with the community led organizers within the club to see what could be given back to the community in return for their generous use of thousands of acres of land and trails. There is continued efforts to donate time and money to the community.
PCW4C has come full circle, realizing that it can provide recreation but at the same time provide a valuable service to the community. It’s a good feeling . . . and a good club!