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. |
Ashland County |
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Barron County |
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Snowmobile Trails – 328.0 Miles. Cattail Trail 8.0 miles, originates in Almena and continues west into Polk County to Amery (approximately 22.0 miles). Wild Rivers Trail 9.1 miles, originates in Rice Lake and continues north through Washburn and Douglas Counties to Solon Springs (approximately 62 miles). |
Bayfield County |
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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. New snowmobile maps are out! Order one via the linked website or download it on the Avenza app so you can locate yourself on the trails even with no cell service! |
Boulder Junction |
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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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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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Cable Area |
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Chippewa County |
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Snowmobiling in Chippewa County is an unforgettable experience that is on the bucket list for winter activities. Hit the trails at the Chippewa County Forest. The forest is 33,000 acres of land waiting to be explored. The topography of the forest make the trails especially adventurous and exciting. Zoom through the forests, open prairies, and over frozen waterways. Nestled on the banks of Lake Wissota, Lake Wissota State Park offers 11 miles of trails to explore. Drive over the frozen lake to reach one of the many restaurants stationed around the lake. A snowmobiling trip to Chippewa County will be one of your highlights for winter! |
Clam Lake Area |
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Conover Area |
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Conover is your starting point of adventure by snowmobile. Discover the exhilaration of a winter wonderland! There are over 50 miles of groomed snowmobile trails in Conover alone that link up to a network of over 500 miles of trails in Vilas County. Numerous bars and grills, fine dining restaurants and cafes in Conover provide a short break from riding to enjoy your favorite food or beverage. For further incentive, many of our lodging facilities offer snowmobiling right from their front door! |
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 - North West |
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Douglas County - South East |
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Douglas County - South West |
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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. |
Dunn County - Menomonie Area |
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Eagle River |
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**Sno-Eagles Eagle River Trails are TEMPORARILY CLOSED**
**The 11 Snowmobile Clubs of the Vilas County Snowmobile Alliance have voted. The Vilas County Snowmobile trails are TEMPORARILY CLOSED** Trails would reopen should we have another big SNOW STORM. Sno-Eagles Snowmobile Club Proud Groomers of THE SNOWMOBILE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD® – Eagle River Remember……Wherever you are RIDE RIGHT & SLOW DOWN |
Eau Claire County |
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The Eau Claire County-wide snowmobile trail system travels 181 miles across the county linking to snowmobile trails in adjacent counties. The trail crosses both private and public lands and offers a scenic ride. Oak ridges, pine stands, the Eau Claire River, and some rolling farmland are among the variety of terrain the trail crosses. |
Florence County Blue Ox Trails |
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Forest County |
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Kewaunee County |
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Kewaunee County is home to nearly 205 miles of snowmobile trails. The Kewaunee County Promotions & Recreation Department monitors four sections, which includes use of the Ahnapee State Trail that connects Kewaunee County to Door County, as well as the communities of Algoma, Casco, Kewaunee and Luxemburg and three Kewaunee County owned parks. |
Lac du Flambeau Area |
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We are unsure how long this temporary closing will last or if the trails will stay closed.  2/3 of our trail system is turning to mud. All open areas sun has destroyed.  Please don't ride.  We will be removing all lake markers.  Lakes are deemed unsafe at this point. |
Land O' Lakes Area |
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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!” |
Manitowish Waters Area |
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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 an army of 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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Mercer Area |
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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. |
Merrill Area |
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Minocqua Area |
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North Iron County - Hurley |
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Over 350 miles of snowmobile trails wind through Iron County. Explore all the beauty Northern Wisconsin has to offer! |
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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Polk County |
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Presque Isle Area |
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Price County |
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Price county network consists of more than 500 miles of well-groomed trails, over private, county, state and federal lands. The trail system is made possible by the generosity of private landowners. Trails are maintained by 10 snowmobile clubs running 7 power units, 100% volunteers. Be sure to check out the area’s fabulous events and dedicated business that support our Price County Snowmobile Trail Association. |
Rhinelander Area |
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Rusk County |
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Sawyer County |
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Sawyer County and the surrounding area are known for some of the best snowmobiling trails in the country…over 600 miles of groomed trails! We pride ourselves on giving you the best service, lodging, food and snowmobile-related events bar none. |
Sayner-Star Lake Area |
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Sayner-Star Lake, Wisconsin is the “Birthplace of the Snowmobile”! The Sayner Barnstormers Snowmobile Club proudly grooms nearly 80 miles of snowmobile trails in Vilas County, Wisconsin, and maintains some of the oldest and most pristine trails in the state. |
St. Croix County |
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The St. Croix County Snowmobile Association consists of 12 snowmobile clubs from across the county, collectively maintaining 247.7 miles of groomed, state-funded trails. In addition to the funded trails, there are segments of local trails available for your enjoyment. |
St. Germain Area |
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Taylor County |
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Taylor County has over 340 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! Our 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. We invite you to visit Three Lakes on your next snowmobiling adventure to experience the beauty and hospitality our community has to offer. |
Tomahawk - Knight Owl Club Trails |
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Come enjoy some of the best-groomed trails in Lincoln County. The Knight Owl Snowmobile Club trail system runs from the scenic and historic Harrison Hills, which traverse glacial moraines, upland hardwoods, pass through cedar swamps, and along small creeks and lakes, to riding on 333 acres of Lake Alice. There are excellent pit stops on the trails, along with picnic and restroom facilities at the Otter Lake Recreation area. Hotels and motels are on the trail in the Tomahawk area. The 120 miles of club trails connect all of Lincoln County from the North to the South. They also connect Taylor and Price County trails to the west and Langlade and Oneida County trails to the east. |
Tomahawk Area |
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All of Lincoln County's funded snowmobile trails and winter ATV trails will remain closed at this time. Many trails have become impassable due to trees and brush brought down by the most recent storm. Others have a thick layer of slush or several inches of standing water due to the warm temperatures. |
Washburn County |
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Washburn County boasts some of the most scenic snowmobiling in the state. Over 240 miles of groomed trails wind through public forests and across private land covering literally hundreds of thousands of acres. Washburn County is unmatched for wilderness sledding that is close to lodging and amenities. Our local trails link to the largest network of snowmobile trails in the Midwest. Hard-working local snowmobile clubs have developed a top-notch trail system that crosses public and private lands, lakes, streams and bridges. The varied terrain includes hardwood and evergreen forests, wetlands and farm fields. You'll see towering pines, rolling hills and deep valleys |
Central Wisconsin
Adams County |
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Adams County has 223 miles of state-funded, well-groomed trails that twist through forest and farmland. Afterward, look to Adams County businesses for cozy accommodations and dining to top off a perfect outing. |
Calumet County |
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Calumet County has 152 miles of State funded snowmobile trails and 105 miles of Club funded trails. Four area Clubs maintain these trails throughout the County. Private land owners provide the majority of the land used for the public trail system. Please show appreciation to our landowners by staying on marked 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 302 miles of groomed snowmobile trails on privately owned land. Of these 302 miles, approximately 50 miles are located on abandoned railroad corridors. Trail set-up and preparations by our local clubs are mostly complete. The FDLCSA wants to sincerely thank all our land owners and clubs, without them our snowmobile trail system would not exist! All ATV trails are open from December 15th to March 15th when the temperature is below 32 degrees. |
Green Lake County |
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Come 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 240.4 miles of State funded snowmobile trails. Nine area Clubs maintain these trails throughout the County. Private land owners 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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Welcome to Marathon County, the largest county in the state with 28 snowmobile clubs and over 700 miles of scenic Central Wisconsin trails. We hope you will enjoy the many miles we have to offer. |
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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Sheboygan County |
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Waupaca County |
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PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE INFORMATION! We will update as we receive information. 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, which means local clubs install and maintain these trails through fundraisers and membership dues. |
Wood County |
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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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Crawford County |
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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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Grant County |
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Green County |
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Iowa County |
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Jackson County |
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Jefferson County |
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Kenosha County |
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Four snowmobile clubs in Kenosha County collectively form the Kenosha County Alliance of Snowmobiling Clubs. We 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 family 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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La Crosse County Snowmobile Alliance maintains 144.6 miles of state funded trails for the six member clubs that handle the marking and maintaining of the trail system. Our trails range from a bike trail along Lake Onalaska to climbing a bluff to a view overlooking the La Crosse River Valley below. You may experience city street riding to woods and farm fields. |
Lafayette County |
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Monroe County |
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Ozaukee County |
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Between the 5 Clubs in Ozaukee County -- we maintain over 113 Miles of Wisconsin Snowmobile Trails. For the official OPEN/CLOSED trail status -- Always call the Ozaukee County Snow Conditions Hotline. Ozaukee County Clubs (listed in order of trail miles maintained): SnowRunners LTD Snowmobile Club, SchneeKatzen Snowmobile Club, Monticello Sno-Mobile Club, Ozaukee Sno-Drifters Snowmobile Club, Village Sno-Seekers Snowmobile Club. |
Pepin County |
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Winter brings a flurry of exhilaration to Pepin County with snowmobiling. Beauty and excitement await snow goers on the 119.7 miles of trails maintained by the Pepin County Snowmobile Association. |
Racine County |
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With 188 miles of groomed trails, our trail system has many public parking areas and nearly one hundred local businesses accessible along the trail. 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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Snowmobile trail riding in Richland County is a unique experience with the Driftless Area hills and valleys. The views are exceptional, and all trails lead to great communities and food. |
Rock County |
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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 246 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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Trails are closed due to lack of snow on the trails. We are aware our Snow Phone is down and is not updated. We are working to resolve the problem. Thank you to our landowners, volunteers and those that patronized our sponsors on the trail. |
Washington County |
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Waukesha County |
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Changes can occur. Please verify locally before traveling.