WE Rock Western Series Round 2 April 25th and 26th – Three Peaks in Cedar City, UT

Name: WE Rock Western Series Round 2 April 25th and 26th – Three Peaks in Cedar City, UT
Start: 2026-04-25T10:00:00-06:00
End: 2026-04-26T16:00:00-06:00
Location: Three Peaks Recreation Area

Schedule

Sat, 25 Apr, 2026 at 10:00 am to Sun, 26 Apr, 2026 at 04:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

Three Peaks Recreation Area | Cedar City, UT

Follow Signs to Event Site
Three Peaks Recreation Area
West Mid-valley Rd.
Cedar City, UT 84721
Head west on Hwy. U-56 from Cedar City to Lund Hwy; head north for about five miles to Mid-Valley Rd., then west for about two miles.
Spectator Info
Bring your chairs!
Food and restrooms are available onsite, as well. There will be off-road vendors and lots of spectators and teams. It’s going to be a great weekend!
CAMPING RULES:
Camping passes can be purchased online or at WE Rock Trailer, when available.
1 RV or 1 TENT is $15 a night or $25 for the weekend. 1 additional car (buggy not included) 4 people per site. No limits on size of RV or TENT. Friday and Saturday camping only. Trash is Pack in and Pack out.
Cedar City has limited designated campsites available first come first serve. Plenty of great flat areas for camping around the competition area. Pit Toilets on Site. Dumpster service by Iron County.
Friday
4:00 pm to 7:00 pm – Tech and Registration
8:00 pm – Judges Training
Saturday
7:30 am – Judges Training
9:00 am – Drivers Meeting
9:00 am – Spectator Gates Open
10:00 am – Competition Starts
Sunday
8:00 am – Spectator Gates Open
9:00 am – Competition Starts
Shootout at end of Competition
Awards immediately following
About W.E. Rock
The sport of World Extreme Rock Crawling, or W.E. ROCK, as it is known to our fans, is all about challenging driver and machine. Competitors build amazing vehicles to drive over the most extreme obstacles our world renowned – course designers can dream up. You will see vehicles perform maneuvers you never thought possible, conquering large boulders, steep climbs, rock ledges, and massive drops, all while avoiding strategically placed cones. Depending on the vehicle class the competitors choose to compete in, their vehicle must follow some basic build rules and safety requirements. The rules are designed to keep each class fair while allowing the builder freedom to engineer the most competitive vehicle they can. Once on the course the driver and spotter have 10 minutes to navigate 3-4 gates (set of cones) without hitting any cones, with as few backups as possible. Each cone hit, or backup they take, adds points to their score. The team with the lowest score wins. The courses are designed to provide the most action for the spectators throughout the weekend and force drivers to push what they have built to the limits.