All-4-Fun! Mile-Hi Jeep Club’s Huge Event!

Lifestyle February 1, 2020 Corey Osborne

Special flashback to 2015 with this coverage by our own Corey Osborne, Mr. ModernJeeper, of an event that happens every August in Colorado, the...

Special flashback to 2015 with this coverage by our own Corey Osborne, Mr. ModernJeeper, of an event that happens every August in Colorado, the All-4-Fun by the Mile-Hi Jeep club. If you have never attended, this should be on your bucket list.

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Easy trails, rocky trails, and extreme trails! That’s what Mile-Hi Jeep Club’s All-4-Fun event continues to bring every year! For more information about the club itself, check out http://www.mhjc.org. They also have their own event website at All-4-Fun.

During this year’s raffle event, thanks to everyone’s generosity at the 49th Annual All-4-Fun, Mile-Hi Jeep Club was able to present the Children’s Hospital Burn Camp with a check for $13,100! This donation will send 13 kids and their family to the Children’s Hospital Burn Camp in Estes Park for 1 week where they will be able to get out of the hospital, enjoy the Rocky Mountains and still have all of the medical attention they need! Awesome!

Group trips are available through Colorado’s rugged mountains with as many as 10 – 15 groups leaving camp on 4 days of the event for excursions in the area mountains. Some trips will test your skills as a driver and put your rig through its paces. Other trips can leave you speechless as you view the stunning scenery that the Rocky Mountains provide in our great state.

Chaffee County is home to some amazing trails in Colorado, rich with mining history and ruins. There are some amazing trails that we have not run for All-4-Fun in several years that are scheduled to be run for 2015. Here is a list of trails for All-4-Fun 2015:

Iron Chest (Difficult)
Lost Canyon (Moderate)
Marshall Pass (Easy)
Mosquito Pass (Moderate)
Mount Antero (Difficult)
Mount Bross (Easy)
Mount Princeton (Moderate)
Mount Zion (Easy)
Rawley Mine, Clover Creek (Moderate)
Weston Pass, Breakneck Pass (Moderate)
Wheeler Lake (Difficult)

Aspen Ridge, Bassam Park (Easy)
Billings Lake, Taylor Mountain (Moderate)
Boulder Mountain, Baldwin Lake (Moderate)
Carnage Canyon (BV) (Difficult)
Chinaman Gulch (Difficult)
Cottonwood Pass, Tincup Pass (Moderate)
Grizzly Lake (Difficult)
Hagerman Pass (Easy)
Halfmoon Gulch (Difficult)
Hancock Pass, Pomeroy Lakes, Williams Pass (Difficult)
Hayden Pass (Moderate)

The trails truly offer something for everyone and the vendor show is no different! This event keeps growing! Here is a showing of a few of the vendors that were at this years’ show:

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To see more pictures from this great event, check out All-4-Fun Pics

(Originally published on ModernJeeper Sep. 20, 2015)

Corey Osborne Co-creator

After 23 years of corporate life, I decided to pursue my passions in the off road industry. Specializing in marketing, visibility, relationship and brand building, and acting as MetalCloak's field marketing representative, I have travelled across the country (quite a few times!) using Metalcloak’s CTI (Corner Travel Index) to educate the off road enthusiast. I have also worked with Jeep Jamboree USA as event staff, to provide additional value and education to its participants. I've been fortunate enough to work with both international as well as domestic media; have attended most of the off-road events across our country; and have driven a wide variety of vehicles. I'm a certified PADI scuba instructor and have a BS in Computer Science.