Well, it's finally that time. 4x4Trails.net has sat dormant for too long. We've talked about it and thrown out ideas and nothing ever seems to get done. Enough of that, it's time for change. 4x4Trails.net is currently undergoing a complete overhaul! We've got most of the design done and are working on feature implementation. However, we need your assistance in making the site the premier resource for off-road trail information

LOYALISTS: For those of you that use 4x4Trails.net on a regular basis, we'd love to hear from you. Let us know what you love about 4x4Trails.net as well as what you hate. What features do you want to see added, updated or changed. Do you have ideas that you think will make the site better? Those that help us out now will get some extra benefits once we've relaunched. Speak up now!

SUPPORTERS: We haven't done this alone. Those of you that have helped get us to where we are, shoot us an email and let us know what you're up to. We'd be happy to talk about the changes and maybe even offer up a sneak peak. We're going to need some assistance once we've relaunched so we're looking for off-road enthusiasts that may be interested in helping run sections of the site, moderate forums, organize runs, etc. With the economy in its current state, we know that money is tight. I know we're not making any money from the site. If you're so inclined to help jump start things monetarily, let's talk!

VENDORS: Interested in advertising on 4x4Trails.net once we're back up and running? Let us know if you're interested and we'll contact you when we've finalized the advertising rates.

Thanks for the support and we look forward to hearing from all of you! We're excited about the change and hope you are too!

Sincerely,
Scott 'Stretch' Brayshaw
4x4Trails.net Founder