WELCOME TO

LONG ISLAND OFF ROAD

A CLUB FOR ORGANIZED, FAMILY-FRIENDLY, FULL-SIZED OFF ROADING AT ALL LEVELS OF EXPERIENCE.

We encourage all family members
to participate.
Bring the whole gang!

Ever wanted to take your jeep, bronco, or other off-road vehicle off road but didn’t know where to start?

Well, joining a reputable club with access to public and exclusive private properties across the northeast is a great first step.

Long Island Off Road has been around since 1993 and many of our active members have been wheeling for decades. We are a club for ALL LEVELS of vehicles and drivers, from never been off pavement stock vehicles to heavily modified trailer queens whose treads only touch dirt.

We’re a judgement-free club that respectfully and responsibly explores the outdoors in our vehicles, helping each other and our families have a ton of fun and wheel safely.

A photo of an orange classic Ford Bronco buggy at the foot of a hill with an arrow street sign pointing at the Bronco.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Monthly Club Meeting

First Tuesday of Every Month | La Cucina Paisanos

All are welcome to join us at our monthly meetings—even non-members. It's a great opportunity to have a good meal*, good conversation, learn about what the club has been up to lately, what's coming up, and have your voice heard via votes on various topics and club business.

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TRAIL STORIES

CHRONICLES FROM CLUB TRIPS WRITTEN & CURATED BY MEMBERS

Glitter, Carnage, and Chainsaws: The Brookridge Cleanup

A “green trail” turned into carnage as Sal’s Scrambler shed taillights, u-joints, and dignity at Engagement Ridge—leaving behind plastic glitter and axle needles as souvenirs. While others logged thousands of snips and cuts clearing brush, Sal played emotional support cart driver, survived mud puddle shenanigans, and taped his Jeep back together. With tools, teamwork, and cold espresso, the cleanup became one unforgettable day.

May 12, 20242 min read

Rusty Rockers’ Report: Winches, Breakdowns, and a Map from Another Planet

With a useless map, nonstop winching, and enough gear deployed to stock a parts store, the Rusty Rockers still called it a spectacular weekend. Two tire beads fixed, a valve stem cap extracted with dental picks and teeth, and countless body panels sacrificed—yet spirits never broke. Thanks to Anthony’s leadership, hearty meals, and plenty of laughs, the only thing left behind was gratitude (and maybe a few tree saver marks).

Oct 17, 20202 min read

Lessons from a Noob: Trust, Lockers, and LIOR Camaraderie

First time out, Tom expected nerves—but found patience, wisdom, and plenty of laughs from fellow LIOR members. Between tackling rocky climbs, learning to trust spotters, and realizing lockers prevent getting stuck (not fix it after), he came away hooked. Add in trailside stories, wild rigs—including a pink-accented Jeep and a fearless Geo Tracker—and it was clear: this hobby is here to stay.

Mar 22, 20143 min read

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