Helping the Off-road Community
Offroad Recovery Portal shares all recoveries done by the volunteers members. We tribe to include the location, the images or videos and the best description of the recovery and the technique used by volunteers.
Sunday at around midnight we received a recovery request from Mt. Hood where Matthew Allridge driving his Ford Expedition got stuck in the snow. We confirmed the location and verified the contact information with Matthew,
On December 7th, we received our first recovery request from New Mexico. Phillip Larson was exploring near Wagon Mound, when he went to far inside a dry lake bed and got stuck. Here is the
Saturday 5:44 p.m., we received a request for a recovery from Caleb Pudewell, who was exploring near Scappoose with his AWD Ford Explorer when he lost traction at the bottom of a ravine next the
We had quite a few recoveries lately, some were not super spectacular, but we continue to grow the base of volunteers and the amount of people who uses our service around the country. Among the
We received our first recovery in Maine. Although we didn’t have any local volunteers, thanks to the help of Maine Off-Road we found help for Joe.
Saturday at 12:52 p.m., we received a recovery request from Kianna, who was driving in a small car in the south of Oregon a few miles from California when heavy rains made the road impassable.
Yes, that’s right, we got a recovery request on one of the most isolated areas of South West Texas. On Friday, October 22nd, at 9:09 a.m., we received a request for recovery from Andrew Clapp,
At 5:21 p.m., on Monday we received a recovery request from Justin Brown, who was in a dirt road with his Silverado pulling a trailer and got stuck in the mud. We verified all the
Sunday, around 12:13 p.m., we received a recovery request from Jordan Jensen, who was driving his Lexus SUV when he got high centered in a patch of snow. We verified with Jordan his current situation,
In Washington state, there is a large group with thousand of Volunteers well prepared and willing to help anybody who gets in trouble while offroading. Now WORN also works with us, and we couldn’t be
