Welcome to the Creeper Jeepers Gang website. The Creeper Jeepers Gang is a family oriented four-wheel-drive club with members in Durango CO, Pagosa Springs CO, Farmington NM, and throughout the US. We do all types of trails, ranging from easy trails passable with any stock 4×4 to extreme rock crawling. Creeper Jeepers is open to all makes and models of vehicles from bone stock to highly modified trail rigs. There’s something on our calendar for just about everyone! To get a little more information about us, like membership and vehicle requirements, go take a look at the About Us section. You can also email us to learn about the club or upcoming trips in real-time.
Information on joining the club can be found HERE
Club meetings are on the 1st Tuesday of the month, 7:00 P.M. at the La Plata County Fair Grounds Extension building for most months. Check calendar for any updates. All are welcome to attend.
Board Meetings are the 3rd Wednesday of the month, 6:30 P.M. at South Serious Texas. All members are welcome to attend.
The Creeper Jeepers have a strict no alcohol on the trail policy, we ask that alcohol not be brought or consumed on the trail, and illicit drugs are not permitted at any Creeper event, trail run or camp out at any time.
Click here to see more about our huge 25th anniversary bash and here to see more about our Founding members and the history of our club. It was a blast and everyone had a great time.
Any questions contact us at info@creeperjeepers.com.
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Not all of these locations are on the San Juan National Forest.
As of December 13th, 2022 all high passes and roads should be considered closed for the winter. Conditions can change very quickly this time of year. Some passes should be considered closed and travel at your own risk. San Juan County has started to plow some of the lower roads and should start on the passes as time and weather permits.
Roads will be listed as “Closed” if they are officially closed or they are reliably reported to be impassable. Closed roads are closed to wheeled vehicles. Forest Roads, BLM Roads and unmaintained County Roads are open to snow machines, foot and ski traffic.
Conditions can change rapidly, be careful of the weather.
Check with the Silverton Chamber/Visitor’s Center for more up to date info. The number for the Silverton Chamber is (970) 387-5654. The Conoco in Silverton has up to date information.
*Be aware that passes can vary with weather any time of year. Some may be slick in areas, washed out or snow covered, even if they are listed as OPEN. Please don’t go beyond where you are comfortable driving. Be safe out there!
Animas Forks – CLOSED
Black Bear Pass– CLOSED
Bolam Pass – CLOSED
California – CLOSED
Clear Lake – CLOSED
Cinnamon Pass – CLOSED
Corkscrew Pass – CLOSED
County Road 110 to Gladstone – OPEN
County Road 2 to Eureka – OPEN
Cunningham Gulch – CLOSED
Divide Road 564– CLOSED
Elwood Pass– CLOSED
Engineer Pass – CLOSED
Lower Engineer- CLOSED
Eureka Gulch- CLOSED
Governor Basin- CLOSED
Hurricane Pass – CLOSED
Imogene Pass – CLOSED
Kendall Mountain– CLOSED
Kennebec Pass – OPEN
La Plata Canyon (County Road 124) – CLOSED
Last Dollar Pass– CLOSED
Lime Creek Road #591– CLOSED
Lobo Overlook – CLOSED
Maggie Gulch – CLOSED
Mineral Point –CLOSED
Minnehaha – CLOSED
Minnie Gulch – CLOSED
Ophir Pass – CLOSED
Owl Creek Pass – CLOSED
Picayune – CLOSED
Placer – CLOSED
Poughkeepsie – CLOSED
Red Mountain Mining District & Brown’s Gulch– CLOSED
Scotch Creek – CLOSED
South Mineral Road – CLSOED
Stony Pass – CLOSED
Treasure Mountain Loop – CLOSED
Yankee Boy Basin – CLOSEDLink to most up to date info here.