Join us for the premiere Toyota Land Cruisers Association event, and the most hardcore poker run in the Pacific Northwest, crawling through the spectacular Tillamook State Forest!
Cruisin’ the Woods 2019 – Kickin it Old School presented by The Cascade Cruisers
Guided Trail Runs, Poker Run, Games, Raffles, Family Fun and provided Dinner, it’s all happening!
ON-SITE REGISTRATION for additional fee and ONLY AVAILABLE during registration times stated below.
Friday TLCA Guided Trail Run: Informal and fun, just a bunch of friends out for a day on the trails.
Saturday Poker Run: Scramble from checkpoint to checkpoint, all the while being challenged by the terrain, the games, the trivia and most importantly, the questionable directions. Our poker run will guide you through the woods and navigating some of Browns Camp’s most challenging trails. Not for the faint of heart or unflawed paint.
Entry into the event includes a Swag Bag of goodies, and one complimentary raffle ticket.
Saturday’s Dinner is sponsored by Style Motors, and provided by Cascade Cruisers.
Don’t forget some cash for RAFFLE TICKETS!
Check-in and on-site registration will be at the Brown’s Camp Group Site Friday at 8am & 6pm, and Saturday at 7am. Don’t forget to Pre-order your Event Shirts and Hoodies! It helps us get your swag in a timely manner!
(Pre-register to avoid additional fees for on-site registration)
There are safety and legal requirements for event participation, they can be found at;
Friday Run Departs at 9:00 AM Brown’s Camp Day-Use Area.
Poker Run Driver Meeting 8:00 AM Saturday, Brown’s Camp Day-Use Area.
Dinner, Awards and Raffle will start at appoximately 5PM Saturday Evening.
Any questions, please email: cruisinthewoods@gmail.com
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Our event and Raffle benefit responsible and important charities.
Our event helps support several charities including the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Oregon Department of Forestry’s Recreation Fund, the Western Oregon Radio Club, and others.
