The 23rd Annual Chile Challenge Off-Road Trail Event
Southern New Mexico Fair Grounds
(10 miles west of Las Cruces)
February 20-23, 2013
The Chili Challenge is on and going!!
Southern New Mexico Fair Grounds
(10 miles west of Las Cruces)
February 20-23, 2013
The Chili Challenge is on and going!!
The Las Cruces Four Wheel Drive Club is proud to announce the 23rd Annual Chile Challenge Off-Road Trail Event on February 20- 23, 2013. This event provides an opportunity for drivers of four wheel drive vehicles of any experience level to drive trails in a supervised, nationally recognized, four wheeling event. The event is a family oriented trail ride designed to maximize your enjoyment of the desert and the four wheeling experience. Each ride is lead by an experienced trail leader who manages the run, makes sure all participants complete the run, oversees the climb over significant obstacles, if needed, and stays in communications with each vehicle via a CB radio. There is no competition, just the challenge of the trail. Choose from very easy rides accessible in a stock 4x4, to some of the most extreme trails Southern New Mexico: it’s your choice!
You will have many opportunities to see how other drivers manage the various obstacles, take pictures, meet the other participants, and enjoy the abundant sun (and occasional wind) along the trail. Runs last 4 to 6 hours: riders are encouraged to bring water, lunch and snacks for what will be an intense but pleasurable day in the canyons west of Las Cruces. Each canyon changes every year due to seasonal flooding therefore the challenge is always new for each and every driver no matter how often you come. The Challenge is for registered participants only, there are few spectator opportunities.
One-day, walk-in registration for trail runs only will be available for a per day fee. This will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis until trail quotas are full.
You will have many opportunities to see how other drivers manage the various obstacles, take pictures, meet the other participants, and enjoy the abundant sun (and occasional wind) along the trail. Runs last 4 to 6 hours: riders are encouraged to bring water, lunch and snacks for what will be an intense but pleasurable day in the canyons west of Las Cruces. Each canyon changes every year due to seasonal flooding therefore the challenge is always new for each and every driver no matter how often you come. The Challenge is for registered participants only, there are few spectator opportunities.
One-day, walk-in registration for trail runs only will be available for a per day fee. This will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis until trail quotas are full.







