Adventure tours & UniversityofJeep are working together in conjunction with the Lung Association as the benefactor in memory of William (Billy) Spetko, co-founder of Universityofjeep.ca The event will be a three day course of Mild to Wild wheeling for all offroad enthusiasts. Guided trail runs with experienced guides, some competitions will be available for all classifications. In the rough camping with three days of wheeling in a 600 acre privately owned property with fun filled action throughout.

There will be three classifications of registration so that all 4×4 vehicles will be grouped into similar capabilities to ensure that the appropriate skill levels, vehicles & courses, are matched. The levels are outlined below.

Class 1

New to offroading, no lockers in your jeep, no winch and less then 31`tires with no suspension lift.

Class 2

Offroading more then 5 times, 31″-33″ tires, 3″ suspension minimum, winch preferred, extra skid plates or rock guards.

Class 3

Offroading for years, 35+” tires, 4″ suspension minimum, winch , extra skid plates or rock guards, lockers front and rear, full 4-5 point roll cage with harness, Upgraded axles, experienced spotter onboard with knowledge of extreme trails.

If you meet all the categories description above but do not have one item as per class 3 you will be placed one category below. If you have any questions about the classes outlined or the items listed within please feel free to contact trailtoinhale@universityofjeep.ca

Universityofjeep is looking for any volunteers to help navigate trails, clearing bush for challenge courses and much more.  If you are a local club looking to get involved with this charity event and help with its success for years to follow please contact eventsupport@universityofjeep.ca