From Jeep Enthusiast to Off-Road Advocate: Stacy Newman’s TMTC Story
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In this episode of Conversations with Big Rich, Stacy Newman shares his journey from growing up in rural Glen Rose, Texas, to becoming a petroleum engineer, Scout leader, and longtime advocate for responsible off-road recreation.
Stacy recalls exploring the woods as a child, operating farm equipment, and discovering his passion for learning and hands-on work. He explains how buying a Jeep for oil-field travel unexpectedly led him into the off-road community—and eventually onto the board of the Texas Motorized Trails Coalition (TMTC).
The conversation explores Stacy’s decades of volunteer service, including his roles as user representative, vice president, president, treasurer, and historian. He discusses TMTC’s major properties, including Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area, Escondido Draw Recreation Area, and Rio Bravo Adventure Park.
Stacy also clarifies how TMTC operates, how grants and volunteer contributions support its parks, and why local leadership matters. Above all, he emphasizes TMTC’s mission to preserve family-friendly riding opportunities, educate responsible recreationists, and protect access for future generations.
This episode is a compelling look at the people, persistence, and long-term vision behind Texas off-road recreation.
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