We are celebrating 46 years in 2025!
The Timber Tamers are a large general 4wd club based out of Western Washington. We were organized in April of 1979, and are based out of the Lynnwood, Washington area. Our membership is diverse, from young to old, men and women, driving many different types of 4wd vehicles.
We are affiliated with the Pacific Northwest 4 Wheel Drive Association and promote TREAD Lightly! principles. The PNW4WDA organizes trail runs, trail maintenance in conjunction with DNR, races, play days, fun days, clean-ups, charitable works, legislative issues, etc., in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Mission Statement
To promote family 4 Wheeling in an ethical and responsible manner, and to put the safety of our members and public above all else. To provide community service such as trail maintenance on public and private lands and work with government agencies to ensure the continued use of our public lands. To educate the public that having off road enthusiasts in our community can be both beneficial and rewarding.
How To Get Involved
Timber Tamers meetings are open to anyone. At meetings we discuss current issues that are affecting the club and plan for upcoming events and runs. If you would like to join us for a run\event please come to the meeting and we would be happy share where and when the next run\ event will take place.
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Latest Posts
Snow Run Jan 2025
January 4th 2025. David In his JKU, Joe in his TJ, and myself in my JKU met up at the Sultan Chevron in the morning. We jaw jacked about the typical stuff, and the shenanigans to come for the day. After about 30 min or so we mounted up and attempted to merge on to US-2 100 yards east of the roundabout. When I say attempt, I mean wait for the very rare space in the train of ski traffic heading east. Luckily, we were able to do so with out to much delay. Sometimes the journey to the trail is almost
Pick Up A Mountain September 2024
Joe , Andy, Teresa and Nate left Marysville Friday morning to meet up with Curt in North Bend. Four rigs and 2 trailers headed out to Naches. After finding the perfect little tent spot between the river and the bathrooms at the campgrounds, the group set up and settled in. Joe unloaded the raffle prizes onto the stage, it was almost half the prizes there, as we all signed in. Eric found us at the Jim Sprick community camping area and joined our happy little spot. As evening set we sat around the
Operation Shore Patrol Sep 2024
To compare Tamers to lemmings rushing headlong to the sea – would only be partially correct. In part – because lemmings really just move to new territories if their population necessitates more living space. Has nothing to do with mass rodent suicide. The only thing lacking reason Tamers might be doing on Operation Shore Patrol weekend – is to be rushing headlong into traffic – at any time of day or night – and still be foiled in their hope to get to Tidelands early and easily. I’d heard that Rudi