Snowmobiling
Northern Wisconsin
Arbor Vitae Area |
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The Cross Country Cruisers Club is responsible for 90-plus miles of these trails here in Vilas and Oneida Counties. Club trails include routes on Minocqua Lake, Tomahawk Lake, and Katherine Lake (conditions permitting). |
Ashland County |
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Ashland County offers more than 220 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. The Tri-County Corridor is open from Superior to Ashland. There is no snowmobiling allowed from Ashland to Bad River/Odanah, as snowmobiling is not permitted on reservation land. However, snowmobiling is allowed from Bad River east to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Be sure to stop in and warm up at area businesses. |
Barron County |
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Lakes and wetlands may be frozen over; however, ice thickness is VERY inconsistent and certainly not safe for snowmobiles
Barron County offers 328 miles of scenic snowmobile trails, connecting riders to some of northwest Wisconsin’s most inviting winter landscapes. The Cattail Trail stretches eight miles from Almena, heading west into Polk County and continuing all the way to Amery for a total journey of about twenty-two miles. The Wild Rivers Trail begins in Rice Lake and winds north through Washburn and Douglas Counties, extending roughly sixty-two miles to Solon Springs. |
Bayfield County |
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Trail cleanup and packing in progress. Do not ride on trails - they are not open yet.
Bayfield County winters are made for outdoor recreation! Get away from it all and enjoy the incredible scenery on over 600 miles of groomed trails and over 1000 miles of ungroomed forest roads. With frequent opportunities to stop at both scenic vistas and great restaurants, this is a trip you've got to take! Trails connect to communities with great places to eat, play and stay, including Iron River, Cable, Drummond, Red Cliff, Cornucopia, Washburn, Bayfield and more. |
Boulder Junction Area |
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Enjoy over 70 miles of meticulously groomed trails in Northern Wisconsin; connecting you to all your favorite locations in Boulder Junction and surrounding communities! |
Brown County |
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We are heading in the right direction! Bring on the snow, we are ready! ❄️😎
The clubs of Brown County maintain 200 miles of club trails, of which 164 are State funded. The trail system is divided into six zones. A zone may be completely or partially open depending on weather conditions. The trails in Brown County connect to the trails in Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Outagamie, Calumet, Shawano, and Oconto Counties. Please be aware that no ATV’s, similar wheeled vehicles, or fat tire bikes are allowed on the trails. |
Burnett County |
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Burnett County will not open any winter ATV or snowmobile trails until after all gun deer hunting seasons. The earliest we will be able to open any winter ATV or snowmobile trails will be on Monday, December 15.
Burnett County offers over 300 miles of trails that wind through both wooded and open areas, providing ample opportunities for snowmobiling. This trail system connects to all surrounding counties. |
Cable Area |
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The Cable Area in Northern Wisconsin boasts over 1,200 miles of interconnected snowmobile trails, making it one of the largest systems in the U.S. With uncrowded trails and the serene Chequamegon National Forest, snowmobilers return time and again. The forest adds an additional 300 miles of trails, along with nearly 1,000 miles of unplowed National Forest roads open for snowmobile travel. This extensive network enables riders to explore various locations without needing to trailer their machines and connects to surrounding county trails and the Tri-County Corridor. Stop at area businesses, get a hot meal, and a tasty drink! |
Chippewa County |
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Snowmobiling in Chippewa County offers an unforgettable winter experience, making it a must-do on your bucket list. Explore the 33,000 acres of Chippewa County Forest, where the varied terrain makes trail riding especially thrilling. Glide through forests, open prairies, and across frozen waterways for an adventurous ride. At Lake Wissota State Park, located on the shores of Lake Wissota, you can enjoy 11 miles of scenic trails. You can even drive over the frozen lake (as conditions allow) to visit the various lakeside restaurants. A snowmobiling trip here is sure to be a memorable highlight of your winter activities! |
Clam Lake Area |
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Trail clean-up day is Saturday Dec 6th! All help is appreciated.
Clam Lake, Wisconsin, features some of the top snowmobile trails in the Midwest! Riding through the pristine Chequamegon National Forest offers a unique experience for snowmobile enthusiasts looking for stunning natural scenery and trails suitable for all ages. |
Conover Area |
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TRAILS CLOSED
Conover is the ideal starting point for snowmobile adventures. Experience the thrill of exploring a winter wonderland! Conover features over 50 miles of groomed snowmobile trails that connect to a broader network of over 500 miles across Vilas County. The town also offers a variety of bars, grills, fine dining restaurants, and cafes for a quick rest and refreshment. For added convenience, many lodging options provide direct access to snowmobiling from their properties. |
Door County |
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Door County’s snowmobile trails connect every corner of the county, including rural restaurants and downtown districts. With more than 250 miles of state and club trails, your snowmobile can take you through every kind of landscape, and, with most trails traveling through private land, snowmobiling allows you to access some parts of the peninsula that you can’t experience any other time of year. |
Douglas County - North East |
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Douglas County has over 400 miles of groomed snowmobile and winter ATV trails. |
Douglas County - North West |
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Douglas County has over 400 miles of groomed snowmobile and winter ATV trails. |
Douglas County - South East |
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Douglas County has over 400 miles of groomed snowmobile and winter ATV trails. |
Douglas County - South West |
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Douglas County has over 400 miles of groomed snowmobile and winter ATV trails. |
Dunn County |
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Dunn County Snowmobile Association provides and maintains over 300 miles of groomed snowmobile trails in Dunn County with the cooperation of 14 clubs and many generous landowners. |
Eagle River |
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12/6/2025 - 9:40am - 14 degrees - High 20
Trails in Eagle River - Sno-Eagles Country are currently CLOSED
Lakes have a thin sheet of ice. NOT SAFE yet.
Have been a few changes to the 2025-2026 Sno-Eagles map. Go to Trail Map further down in this report.
Lake Effect Snow Friday late afternoon. Maybe an inch at most. The cold temps will continue in the single digits & below until Tuesday when SNOW moves in looks like another 2 inches between Monday night & Wednesday morning. Stay tuned. After that more single digits at night & teens during the day. SNOW not going anywhere. Lakes have a thin sheet of ice. NOT SAFE yet. |
Eau Claire County |
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The Eau Claire County-wide snowmobile trail system spans 181 miles throughout the county, connecting to snowmobile trails in neighboring counties. The trail passes through both private and public lands and provides a scenic ride. Oak ridges, pine stands, the Eau Claire River, and rolling farmland are among the diverse terrains the trail crosses. |
Florence County |
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Florence County offers breathtaking scenery, well-maintained trails, rolling hills, and endless miles of rivers and streams. Riders will encounter tall pines and beautiful hardwoods throughout the area. Nearly 200 miles of trails connect snowmobilers to Iron Mountain, Crystal Falls, and Iron River in Michigan, as well as Marinette and Forest Counties in Wisconsin. |
Forest County |
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Iron County - Hurley Area |
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White Thunder Riders are working around the clock to clear the trails from trees that fell during the Thanksgiving 2025 Blizzard.
Over 350 miles of snowmobile trails wind through Iron County. Explore all the beauty Northern Wisconsin has to offer! |
Iron County - Mercer Area |
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TRAILS ARE CLOSED
Discover over 150 miles of maintained and groomed trails in the southern part of Iron County. Immerse yourself in the beauty of tree-covered paths, waterfalls, and the Turtle Flambeau Flowage. Even as you journey deep into the Northwoods, you’ll never be too far from a one-of-a-kind establishment to meet your needs. |
Kewaunee County |
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Kewaunee County has nearly 205 miles of snowmobile trails. The Kewaunee County Promotions & Recreation Department oversees four sections, including the use of the Ahnapee State Trail that links Kewaunee County to Door County, as well as the communities of Algoma, Casco, Kewaunee, and Luxemburg, along with three parks owned by Kewaunee County. |
Lac du Flambeau Area |
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Head to southwestern Vilas County to ride nearly 30 miles of expertly groomed trails maintained by the Northern Hornshoe Trails Snowmobile Club. The trail takes riders across lakes like Fence Lake and Squirrel Lake (conditions permitting) and by interesting pit stops, including the Lake of the Torches casino and numerous local restaurants and bars. |
Land O' Lakes Area |
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Land O’ Lakes is the start of trail adventures limited only by the size of your fuel tank and your appetite for fun and adventure. The community sits in the middle of some of the best snowmobiling in the world, on the border of two amazing state systems. Using Land O’ Lakes as your basecamp, you can explore Wisconsin’s fantastic trails. |
Langlade County - Zone A |
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Zone A of the Langlade County Snowmobile Trail System covers the northern and eastern wooded parts of Langlade County. Snowmobilers can expect to see snow-covered forests, frozen lakes, rivers, and perhaps even some local wildlife. The extensive trail system allows easy access to many communities, such as Elcho, Pickerel/Pearson, and White Lake. They offer rest stops, gas stations, and places to stay that allow you to rest and recharge before hitting the trails again. With these conveniences, you can stay “On the go in the County of Trails!” |
Langlade County - Zone B |
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Zone B of the Langlade County Snowmobile Trail System covers the Antigo flats in the southwestern part of Langlade County. Snowmobilers can expect to cross snow-covered farm fields with occasional forested areas. The extensive trail system allows easy access to the City of Antigo and its gas stations, restaurants, and hotels that allow you to rest and recharge before hitting the trails again. With these conveniences, you can stay “On the go in the County of Trails!” |
Lincoln County - Tomahawk Area |
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The Knight Owl Snowmobile Club trail system extends from the scenic and historic Harrison Hills, which cross glacial moraines, upland hardwoods, cedar swamps, and small streams and lakes, to the 333-acre Lake Alice. There are great pit stops along the trails, along with picnic areas and restrooms at the Otter Lake Recreation Area. Hotels and motels are available near the trail in Tomahawk. The club's 120 miles of trails connect all of Lincoln County from north to south and also link to trails in Taylor and Price Counties to the west and Langlade and Oneida Counties to the east. |
Manitowish Waters Area |
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Manitowish Waters, located in the Lake Superior Snowbelt, is a true snowmobiler’s paradise. The network of snowmobile trails in the Northwoods totals more than 1,600 miles! The area club maintains and grooms over 25 miles of trails. |
Marinette County - Central |
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Marinette County has over 750 miles of snowmobile trails for you to explore. The trails are scenic, wide, well-groomed, and clearly marked. Marinette County is blessed with dedicated volunteers, organized in clubs, who maintain hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails all throughout Marinette County. |
Marinette County - North |
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Marinette County has over 750 miles of snowmobile trails for you to explore. The trails are scenic, wide, well-groomed, and clearly marked. Marinette County is blessed with an army of volunteers, organized in clubs, who maintain hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails all throughout Marinette County. |
Marinette County - South |
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Marinette County has over 750 miles of snowmobile trails for you to explore. The trails are scenic, wide, well-groomed, and clearly marked. Marinette County is blessed with an army of volunteers, organized in clubs, who maintain hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails all throughout Marinette County. |
Merrill Area |
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As snow covers the forests of Lincoln County, snowmobile and winter ATV trails become lively. Dress warmly and embark on an adventure along hilly trails offering scenic views that make for a perfect winter wonderland experience. Take a break to warm up and enjoy a meal at one of many rider-friendly restaurants before continuing your journey. Lincoln County features 334.7 miles of snowmobile trails. |
Minocqua Area |
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Snowmobiling in the Minocqua area offers over 1700 miles of well-maintained trails. These routes wind through stunning natural scenery, including glacial lakes and public forests. There are also many trail-side pit stops where visitors can rest. Step inside to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere. |
Oconto County - Zone A |
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In the winter, snowmobiling is king in Oconto County, thanks to 480 miles of groomed trails that take riders from open farmland in the south to deep secluded forestland in the north. Depending on snow conditions, you can snowmobile from December through the end of March. |
Oconto County - Zone B |
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In the winter, snowmobiling is king in Oconto County, thanks to 480 miles of groomed trails that take riders from open farmland in the south to deep secluded forestland in the north. Depending on snow conditions, you can snowmobile from December through the end of March. |
Phelps Area |
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Snowmobiling in Vilas County is by far the best around! Phelps is at the epicenter of snowmobile fun and adventure in Northern Wisconsin. One day on these trails and you will be dreaming of snowmobiling in Phelps all year long! With 40 miles of fantastically groomed snowmobile trails, there are lots of opportunities to explore this winter wonderland. Connect easily to the 500 miles of trails that Vilas County boasts for even more sledding adventures. |
Pierce County |
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The Pierce County Snowmobile Trail System includes 222 miles of marked and groomed snowmobile trails. These trails, located on private land, cover the entire county. Riders will encounter a diverse range of landscapes, traveling through wooded forests and rolling hills. The trails cross many flowing rivers and creeks, offering stunning winter scenery and exciting new experiences at every turn. |
Polk County |
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Polk County Snowmobile Trails cannot open before December 15, 2025. Polk County invites you to experience winter with over 360 miles of well-maintained snowmobile trails, from secluded paths to the Gandy Dancer State Trail. These routes offer stunning winter scenery through forests and farms across Polk County. Take advantage of the friendly communities and businesses along the way, many of which offer lodging, dining, fuel, and other essentials to enhance your snowmobiling adventure. |
Presque Isle Area |
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Explore 50 miles of trails in the Presque Isle/Winchester area in northwestern Vilas County, near the Wisconsin and Upper Michigan border. Trails wind through stunning Northwoods scenery and run alongside several waterways, including North and South Turtle Lakes, Lynx Lake, and Presque Isle Lake. |
Price County |
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Trail maintenance will continue swamps and lakes need to freeze up. Trails will remain closed.
The Price County network consists of more than 500 miles of well-groomed trails, spanning private, county, state, and federal lands. Experience winding, hilly trails with tall pine trees, lakes and marshes that bring riders back year after year. Be sure to check out the area’s fabulous events and businesses. |
Rhinelander Area |
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The Rhinelander Area is the perfect hub for snowmobiling in northern Wisconsin. More than 1,000 miles of trails run throughout Oneida County, and these trails link to thousands more miles of trails throughout the Northwoods, including Tomahawk, Lake Tomahawk, Three Lakes, Minocqua, Eagle River, Crandon, and Antigo. |
Rusk County |
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Ride 330 miles of expertly groomed snowmobile trails that trace beautiful frozen rivers and travel through the hills and forests of Rusk County. Nine devoted local clubs maintain the county's snowmobile trails and host a number of events throughout the year. Trails run along historic rivers and through majestic white pine forests. Some of the most scenic portions of the trail system run through the Blue Hills north of Weyerhaeuser and Bruce in western Rusk County. Four heated warming shelters are located along Rusk County's trails to serve riders. The shelters include Franklin stoves, picnic tables and an ample supply of firewood. |
Sawyer County |
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Sawyer County is home to over 600 miles of groomed snowmobile trails that wind through beautiful forests, lakes, and rolling terrain. The Hayward Lakes area serves as a hub, connecting riders to scenic routes like the Tuscobia State Trail and the Lake Chippewa Flowage. With welcoming lodging, trail-side dining, and easy access to the Chequamegon National Forest, it is a winter destination that keeps riders coming back year after year. |
Sayner-Star Lake Area |
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Sayner-Star Lake is recognized as the "Birthplace of the Snowmobile." The Sayner Barnstormers Snowmobile Club proudly grooms nearly 80 miles of snowmobile trails in Vilas County and maintains some of the oldest and most pristine trails in the state. |
St. Croix County |
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St. Croix County offers 247.6 miles of groomed state-funded trail. There are also segments of local trails that may not be groomed. |
St. Germain Area |
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Snowmobiling in St. Germain is a winter tradition. Featuring over 100 miles of expertly groomed trails and convenient access to the statewide network, it ranks among Wisconsin's top snowmobile destinations. St. Germain offers everything for an unforgettable experience: scenic trails, stunning views, and plenty of trailside amenities to make the experience complete. |
Taylor County |
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Taylor County has over 300 miles of well-groomed snowmobile trails that are maintained by volunteer efforts of 11 local snowmobile clubs. This trail system is made possible by the generosity of private landowners. Portions of the trails are open to ATVs. ATVs are not allowed on the trails when the temperature is above 28 degrees. |
Three Lakes Area |
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Three Lakes offers some of the best snowmobiling in the state! With 132 miles of state-funded trails plus 54 more miles of locally funded trails, every day is sure to bring you a new adventure! The trail system traverses some of the most scenic country Wisconsin has to offer, from the pristine Nicolet National Forest to the beauty of our chain of 28 interconnected lakes stretching from Three Lakes northward to Eagle River. Visit Three Lakes on your next snowmobiling adventure to experience the beauty and hospitality our community has to offer. |
Washburn County |
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Washburn County offers some of the most breathtaking snowmobiling in the state. With over 240 miles of groomed trails weaving through public forests and private lands covering hundreds of thousands of acres, it provides unmatched wilderness sledding close to lodging and amenities. The trails connect to the Midwest's largest snowmobile trail network. Dedicated local snowmobile clubs have created an excellent trail system that traverses public and private lands, lakes, streams, and bridges. The diverse terrain features hardwood and evergreen forests, wetlands, and farmland, with sights of tall pines, rolling hills, and deep valleys. |
Central Wisconsin
Adams County |
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You may notice Snowmobile Club members out working on trails, however at this time all TRAILS ARE CLOSED
Adams County boasts 223 miles of well-maintained, state-funded trails that wind through forests and farmland. After your outdoor adventure, be sure to explore the welcoming local businesses for cozy accommodations and dining experiences that round out your visit. With designated unloading areas for snowmobiles at Castle Rock and Petenwell Parks, you can quickly access the trails. Plus, enjoy the convenience of heated shower/restroom facilities that are available year-round. |
Calumet County |
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Calumet County has 152 miles of state-funded snowmobile trails and 105 miles of club-funded trails. Four local clubs maintain these trails across the county. Private landowners provide most of the land used for the public trail system. Please show appreciation to our landowners by staying on designated trails. |
Clark County |
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Clark County offers more than 370 miles of well-groomed snowmobile trails. The trails meander through the nearly 135,000 acre County Forest, as well as the many wood-lots and rolling farmlands. Private and public lands provide the links to several communities as you traverse through the trail system. Clark County snowmobile trails serve as a major link to the state corridor network and adjoining counties. |
Fond du Lac |
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Fond du Lac County’s snowmobile trail system consists of approximately 333 miles of groomed snowmobile trails on both public and privately owned lands. Of these 333 miles, approximately 61.5 miles are located on abandoned railroad corridors. Please visit the Lake Winnebago Region for fabulous events, great food & shopping! |
Green Lake County |
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Ride the scenic trails in South-Central Wisconsin in Green Lake County. Four local clubs maintain and groom approximately 150 miles of trails, with a vast variety of routes ranging from woods, meadows, marsh, and open fields. |
Juneau County |
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Manitowoc County |
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Manitowoc County has 240.9 miles of state-funded snowmobile trails. Nine area Clubs maintain these trails throughout the County. Private landowners provide the majority of the land used for the public trail system. Please show appreciation to our landowners by staying on marked trails. |
Marathon County |
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As Wisconsin's largest county, Marathon County boasts 880 miles of snowmobile trails, maintained by 29 dedicated snowmobile clubs. These clubs take pride in grooming these scenic routes, which offer a diverse range of views, including fields, lakes, forests, and woods. |
Marquette County |
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Around 180 miles of trails in Marquette County, Wisconsin. |
Outagamie County |
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Portage County |
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Portage County has more than 320 miles of scenic groomed snowmobiling trails. |
Shawano County |
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Shawano County has over 400 miles of groomed and marked snowmobile trails winding through majestic forests and scenic meadows. |
Sheboygan County |
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Sheboygan County maintains 252.8 miles of public snowmobile trails when snow permits. |
Waupaca County |
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Waupaca County features over 400 miles of snowmobile trails. |
Waushara County |
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Winnebago County |
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There is a 200-mile network of snowmobile trails in Winnebago County, with 133.5 miles designated as state-funded trails. The remaining 70 miles of trails are club trails. Please, call the hotline for the most up-to-date trail status. |
Wood County |
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The Wood County Snowmobile trail system is composed of approximately 271 miles of funded & groomed trails. There are additional segments of local trails which may not be groomed or funded. There are 7 snowmobile clubs from around the county that maintain the trails. The Parks Maintenance Supervisor serves as trail coordinator for the state-funded county trail system. When snowmobiling, please stay on marked trails. |
Southern Wisconsin
Buffalo County |
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Buffalo County is crisscrossed by a network of more than 260 miles of well-groomed snowmobile trails, over majestic forested hills, rivers and streams, and through quiet valleys and across gently rolling farmland. |
Columbia County |
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Columbia County Snowmobile Trails will remain closed due to muzzle loader season from Dec 1-10, Anterless 4 day from DEc 11-14, and the Antlerless Holiday Hunt from Dec 24- Jan 1, 2026.. We will keep the web site updated as conditions change. |
Crawford County |
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Trails are still closed at this time, despite the snow received last weekend. Additional snowfall will be needed before the clubs will be able to open the trails |
Dane County |
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Dane County is well known as a winter destination for Midwest snowmobilers. There are over 500 miles of snowmobile trails that lead you through picturesque hills and valleys and link to a statewide trail network. The Dane County Snowmobile Trail System is made possible by the generosity of private landowners. The trails are only open for snowmobiling, and snowmobilers are reminded to stay on marked trails at all times. |
Dodge County |
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All snowmobile trails are closed.
Dodge County’s snowmobile trail network includes 379.9 miles of publicly funded and groomed County Trails, along with approximately 51.9 miles of privately maintained Club Trails for winter recreation, totaling 431.8 miles. These trails wind through farm fields, woodlands, lowlands, and open spaces, mainly on privately owned land. About 20 miles of the trails are shared with ATVs on the Wild Goose State Trail, an old railroad corridor, from Hwy 49 at the Fond du Lac County border south to Hwy 60. |
Grant County |
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Muscoda trails opened at 6 PM 12/5. cuba city opened 12/6 at noon. Most trails will remain closed until after the muzzleloader and antlerless deer seasons. At this time one small section of the Boscobel trail from the bowling alley to Blue River. is also open
Grant County features approximately 411 miles of snowmobile trails that wind through local farms and public lands. |
Green County |
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Currently rolling the base |
Iowa County |
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Jackson County |
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Jackson County features over 350 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. These trails are diverse, including more than 150 miles winding through State and County Forest lands, and 200 miles situated in Wisconsin’s scenic bluff country. |
Jefferson County |
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Happy Thanksgiving! Looks like our snow prayers may go fulfilled this year🤞! Looking forward to the weekend it looks like we may acquire what we call significant snowfall. Unfortunately at this time we are not able to open trails just yet, but clubs are out working with landowners getting permission to use there land in order to put together our amazing trail system! Some clubs have been out marking trails already. However for respect of our landowners we try not to do any marking during the Gun deer season so as that wraps up clubs will get out and do what we do to try and give you the best riding experience possible! Also a very special congratulation to Jefferson County’s Jena Lenz your 25/26 Miss snowflake! |
Kenosha County |
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Four snowmobile clubs in Kenosha County collectively form the Kenosha County Snowmobile Alliance. They work together to create and maintain the finest trail system in southeastern Wisconsin. The trail system connects with all neighboring county trails providing an abundance of snowmobiling opportunities. |
Kickapoo Valley Reserve |
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Winter is a magical time to visit Vernon County and the Kickapoo Valley Reserve. A segment of Wisconsin's self-funded snowmobile trail system winds its way through the Reserve. A local snowmobile club grooms and maintains the trail from December 15 through March 31, snow cover permitting. Enjoy the Reserve's scenic ridges and valleys by snowmobile. |
La Crosse County |
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The La Crosse County Snowmobile Alliance manages 144.6 miles of state-funded trails for its six member clubs, which are responsible for marking and maintaining the trail system. These trails vary from a bike path along Lake Onalaska to climbing a bluff for a scenic view of the La Crosse River Valley. Riders can encounter city street riding, wooded areas, and farmland. |
Lafayette County |
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Lafayette County has 109 miles of snowmobile trails, excluding the multiuse Cheese Country and Pecatonica trails. Several local clubs assist with grooming and maintaining these trails to ensure a high-quality riding experience. |
Monroe County |
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Monroe County has over 300 miles of state-funded snowmobile trails to explore. |
Ozaukee County |
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Trail Prep has begun here in the land of Oz. THINK SNOW!!
We have snow on the ground but trails remain closed at this time
The 4 Clubs in Ozaukee County maintain over 113 miles of Wisconsin Snowmobile Trails. For the latest official trail status—whether OPEN or CLOSED—always call the Ozaukee County Snow Conditions Hotline. |
Pepin County |
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Winter brings a rush of excitement to Pepin County with snowmobiling. Beauty and thrill await snow enthusiasts on the 119.7 miles of trails maintained by the Pepin County Snowmobile Association. |
Racine County |
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Trails still closed!
With 188 miles of groomed trails, our trail system features numerous public parking areas and is conveniently accessible to nearly one hundred local businesses along the route. Nine snowmobile clubs combine their grooming efforts to keep smooth trails consisting of flat and fast farm fields, woods and railroad grade. |
Richland County |
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All Richland County trails are still closed as signage goes up, and we await the end of all gun deer hunting seasons.
Snowmobile trail riding in Richland County offers a unique experience, with 124 miles of trails that traverse the Driftless Area's hills and valleys. The views are exceptional, and all trails lead to great communities and food. |
Rock County |
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The clubs of Rock County maintain miles of club trails. The trail system is divided into multiple zones. A zone may be completely or partially open depending on weather conditions. The trails in Rock County connect to the trails in Green, Dane, Jefferson, and Walworth Counties. |
Sauk County |
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With over 350 miles of snowmobile trails, Sauk County has a lot to offer when winter rolls around. Snowmobile trails loop through just about every village and city in Sauk County, with many rest stops in between so visit our website to see map and events happening in the county. |
Trempealeau County |
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The winter months provide the opportunity to experience the natural landscape of Trempealeau County through accessing back country trails where you can see wildlife and have fun with your friends! There are trail choices for a variety of snowmobilers, including 259 miles of groomed trails and several thousand miles of secondary trails. After exploring the valleys, hills, and fields; stop by one of our welcoming communities to warm-up at a locally owned eating establishment. |
Vernon County |
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Over 250 miles of trails featuring a combination of rugged terrain, a diverse landscape of forest and open lands, narrow ridges, steep valleys, and incredible scenic vistas make Vernon County, located in the driftless area of Southwest Wisconsin, a perfect place for your next great snowmobile trail riding experience. |
Walworth County |
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TRAIL MAINTENANCE UNDERWAY TRAILS REMAIN CLOSED.
UPDATE: (TRAILS CLOSED) Trail work is ongoing throughout the county. We have been busy marking trails, getting groomers ready, and even out with the groomers on some of the trails that are ready! We are doing everything we can to get ready for the season as quickly as possible. Please note that yes groomers are starting to roll out but the trails at this time remain CLOSED. We still have work to be done and even some fields with standing corn that needs to come off. We will post back with updates as soon as they are available. The power of volunteers is at work! Thank you to all of them! Join one of our clubs and help us out! Pictures below from the groomer tonight. Stay tuned for updates. |
Washington County |
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Approximately 300 miles of snowmobile trails in Washington County are marked, managed, and maintained during the winter months and are open to snowmobile travel when conditions permit. |
Waukesha County |
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Changes can occur. Please verify locally before traveling.