What is Durham4x4 ORC?
We work to ensure you can enjoy your off-road vehicle on some of Ontario’s finest trails, offer a sense of community and sharing of expertise to ensure the hobby continues to be alive and well.
Our focus is to work just as tirelessly to protect your right to access Crown Lands under the Free Use policy of the Public Lands Act (Ontario) and maintain the inventory of the 4×4/multi-use trails.
Member Benefits
See why you should join Durham 4×4 ORC to not only get the most out of your off-road vehicle but also enjoy a sense of community. Learn more ⇨
Trail Runs
Check out our scheduled trail runs, what you need to bring and learn more, first hand, what we are all about! Learn more ⇨
Latest Durham 4×4 ORC News
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State Of The Club
As we head toward the end of the four-wheeling season, I feel it is time to share updates and see where the club wants to go next. It’s been a great season, with new members, some old members back, and lots of memories made. That being said, the state of four-wheel sports in Ontario is… Continue ⇨
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Spotlight: Best Spring Trails Near Durham Region
Spring is almost here — but patience is a virtue. Here’s what’s waiting for you on May 1st. The snow is melting, the mud is calling, and every off-roader in the Durham Region is itching to get back out on the trails. We get it. But before you air down and hit the gas, there’s… Continue ⇨
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What’s up with Boundary Road?
Boundary Road is a popular off-road trail located in Durham Region. While this trail is open to the public year-round, there is an agreement between off-road clubs and snowmobile clubs that during the winter months (December to March), the trail is groomed for snowmobiles. This means that it’s important to avoid using Boundary Road during… Continue ⇨