Herefordshire Land Rover Club was founded in September 2003 with our objective being to promote the Land Rover 'Way Of Life' by providing a friendly and helpful forum for all Land Rover enthusiasts in the area.

Our website showcases our club with forthcoming news & events, photos & videos from meetings and information about the club and what we do.

We welcome a multitude driver skill levels and 4x4 vehicles not just Land Rovers. As a club member you can visit our organised meetings, play days, green lane days, winch challenge competitions and other events through out the year.

The club caters for novice off road drivers to experienced 4x4 drivers whom are seeking advanced training in taking there vehicles off-road and to the extreme.

We also have an array of skilled technicians whom can give advice on winching techniques, vehicle maintenance and advanced driving skills both useful for on and off the road.

The Herefordshire Land Rover Club display local and national shows where we showcase the club, our members & their 4X4's.

Our muddy4x4offroad.co.uk website showcases our club with forthcoming News & Events, Photos & Videos from meetings and information about the club and what we do.

What makes the Herefordshire Land Rover Club unique in the area is the fact that we have our own private offroad play track deep in the country side. This track is in a sustainable area where both noise and environmental damage is kept to a minimum thanks to the close relationship with the farmer and local residents.

Want to join the Herefordshire Land Rover Club? More information is available here >>

Please note you and your 4x4 will be expected to get muddy during our events :)

Green Lane Association (GLASS):

GLASS are a non profit, national user group dedicated to researching and protecting the UK's unique heritage of ancient vehicular rights of way and promoting sensible driving in the countryside. Visit the Green Lane Association website >>

Herefordshire Land Rover Club is an affiliated club member of GLASS and we actively support each other in maintaining the green lane and rural routes for the local council, community, our club and the members.