Trail Conditions: Good
Snow Cover: 12-28
Date of Report: December 27, 2025
Area Report:
Trail Report 12/28/2025
8- Open/ Groomed
8a- Open/ Groomed
9- Open/ Groomed
9a- Open/ Groomed
10- Open/ Groomed
10a- Open/ Groomed
10e- Open/ Groomed
11- Open/Groomed
12- Open from 13 to 12B intersection/Groomed. Closed from 12B intersection to Swamp Creek Rd.
12a- Open/ Groomed
12b- Open/ Groomed
14- Open/ Groomed
17n- Open/ Groomed
17s- Open/ Groomed
19- RR #2 is Open/ Groomed, 19S to Vilas Open/Groomed, Lazy ace to CTY J- Closed
19b- Closed/ Partially Groomed
20- Open/ Groomed
21- Open/ Rolled
51e- Open/ Partially Groomed
182b- Open/ Groomed
182- Open/ Groomed
Closed = Impassable, trees & Brush or trails leading to lakes.
Partially Groomed = Wet Swamps, no access with Tractors yet.
Trails are overall in fair-good condition. The warm weather definitely made things rough and unable to groom during the day. Night grooming and early morning is still taking place.
Our crew is out working nonstop, we are still working on trails 12 and 19. These trails are especially difficult as they are mostly swamp and the trees and brush from the storm that have fallen have made things incredibly difficult to navigate.
The Turtle Flambeau Flowage has been fully marked, please ride next to the stakes and be careful. Conditions can change rapidly.
We are currently under a Blizzard warning starting tomorrow with extensive amount of snow accumulation. We will keep you updated.
As always ride right, ride smart, and ride sober.
Snowmobiling Information
Read Before You Ride!
The Mercer Area Sno-Goers is a volunteer snowmobile club located in Iron County, Wisconsin which is widely known to host the best snowmobile trails in the state. Contributing to that statement we receive over 200 inches of yearly snowfall accompanied by lake effect snow and is further more reason Iron County is a premier destination for snowmobile enthusiasts across the United States.
Tree covered trails, waterfalls, and the Turtle Flambeau Flowage are just a few examples of what our trail system has to offer. As remote and deep in the Northwoods you may travel, you’ll never be too far from a one of a kind establishment to meet your needs.
Being established in 1967 makes it one of the first organized clubs at its time. We have over 150 miles of maintained and groomed trails in the southern part of Iron County. Our club membership exceeds 900 members with 100 commercial sponsorships. We were awarded Club of the Year by the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs (AWSC) in 2022, American Council of Snowmobile Clubs (ACSA), and International Club of the year (ISHOF) in 2023, Inducted into the International Snowmobile Hall of Fame in 2023, and have been designated a Snowmobile Friendly County since 2019.
Our mission statement is making the best trails better, from being involved in local politics, widening trails, improving signage, to increasing membership, our goal remains the same; giving our visitors a once in a lifetime experience when enjoying our trail system.
