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Land O’ Lakes, Wisconsin

Reporter:Phil
Trail Conditions: Closed
Snow Cover: white....barely
Date of Report: February 13, 2024
Area Report:

Lakes are frozen solid and it did snow 1/2 of an inch last night. Looks better (temps in the 20’s) but still a long way to go,

We WILL open the trails as soon as Mother Nature cooperates. Have not thrown in the towel yet.

 


News and Reports:

Frosty Club Fun Day at Bents Camp Saturday, Feb 17. Poker Run, games, groomer rides, raffles, ice bar, Old Pine Road band starts at 4 with DJ at 8. Last event of the season. Hope to see you there.

 



Snowmobiling Information

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Winter snowmobiling excitement runs rampant throughout northern Wisconsin’s Vilas County. Hundreds of lakes and acres of state and national forest lands provide a winter wonderland for enthusiastic riders.

Land O’ Lakes, located on the border of Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula provides an excellent home base for your winter excursions. Trails to the north connect with the serene trail network of the Upper Peninsula. Corridor 6 guides riders across the northern section of Vilas County from Phelps at the eastern border, through Land O’Lakes as it continues on to Presque Isle.

Land O’ Lakes offers the pure enthusiast miles of groomed trails to the north in Upper Michigan and short trips to various Wisconsin towns to the south, east, and west. Gas, rentals, sales, and meals, are within minutes of each lodging facility The snowmobiler can ride from any lodging location without the need of the vehicle that brought them to Land O Lakes.

Annual snow fall generally between 100 and 250 inches 35 miles of groomed trails that interconnect with Phelps, Conover, Eagle River, Starlake and Sayner, as well as the U.P. of Michigan Many of the areas water falls are accessible by sled Park your vehicle and leave the riding to us.