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Trail Report – : Crivitz, Wisconsin – January 30, 2020

Reporter:ironsnowshoe

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: Iron Snow Shoe Snowmobile Trails, NW of Crivitz are in excellent conditions.

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

Iron Snow Shoe Recreational Trails are located north west of CRIVITZ in the Twin Bridge, Crooked Lake, Silver Cliff and Thunder Mountain areas.
 
The Iron Snow Shoe Trails are OPEN and in Excellent condition.  The groomers will be out on a regular basis.   Come enjoy our trails. 
 
Warm weather is predicted for this weekend.  ATV/UTV will not be allowed when temps are 32 degrees or above.
Ride safe and Snowomilers enjoy the Iron Snow Shoe Trails.
 
SNOWMOBILE AREA EVENTS:
2/8/20 High Falls Fish-O-Rama, Winterfest, and Radar Run
 
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Trail Report – : Bayfield County, Wisconsin – January 30, 2020

Reporter:BayfieldCounty

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: 12-24 inches packed

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

Trails is Bayfield County are holding up really well and are in excellent condition. The weekend forecast is a bit warm but the nighttime temperatures will still be below freezing and we have a lot of snow, so the trails  should hold up just fine. Have fun and stay safe!

 

Barnes Barnestormers: All the Barnes trails are in tip top condition. We are working on the second grooming for the week. Trail 31 south to the Sawyer County line is seeing a lot of use and will be groomed a second time tomorrow as will the town trails. 31 North and Moore Road 17 will be done again on Friday.

 

Drummond SnoJacks: All Drummond trails are in excellent condition and will be groomed again before the weekend. Daily light to moderate snowfalls have added to the 16″+ base. No problem areas reported.

 

Frosty’s Vintage Riders (Mason, Delta, Iron River): All trails are groomed and still in excellent shape. West and North Delta Roads are a bit icy. We have an unconfirmed report of Trail 4 east of the Delta Diner on DNR land being temporarily closed today for logging operations.

 

Washburn Valhallers: Trail #13 North from Washburn to Valhalla is groomed and in excellent condition.  This will also be redone before the weekend. 

Trail #13 South from Washburn to the Tri-County Corridor is also in excellent condition and will be groomed for the weekend.

 

All trails in the Valhalla area are in excellent condition. Trail one is very brushy from Mountain Road to Trail 31, use caution. Our groomer will be out on Trail 1 on Saturday doing trail maintenance so keep an eye out for it and feel free to give the driver a hand.

 

South Shore (Port Wing, Herbster, Cornucopia): Everything is groomed. Trails 1, 40 and 41 are in excellent shape.

Trail Report – : Ely, Minnesota – January 30, 2020

Ely, MN Chamber of Commerce

Reporter:Ely Chamber of Commerce/Explore MN Visitor Center

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 30-35″

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

Trail Report for 1/30/2020

GENERAL INFORMATION: Trails are reported to be in good condition.  Trails have been groomed after two events last weekend and are holding up well in spite of the warmer temperatures.  Several area lakes are now staked, and riders are asked to please ride in staked areas to ensure best conditions.   As always, even when conditions are their best, it’s still wise to use caution when venturing onto the ice on foot or machine. 

Area Trails: Tomahawk trail is reported to be in good condition with just a little slush in some areas.  Conditions on Grassy Loop, Burntside, Shagawa, Little Long, Mud Lake and White Iron Lake are also reported to be really good.  Trails were groomed after two events over the past weekend, and they will be getting groomed again in preparation for the upcoming weekend.  Birch Lake is staked for snowmobile trails to Hidden Bay.  Cedar Lake is not staked; snowmobilers should use Cloquet Line instead.    Everything else is staked. As always, please stay on staked trails. 

Arrowhead State Trail – Snowmobiling: Condition-Very Good Trail – Groomed  Base – 1-6”  The Arrowhead State trail is the backbone to an extensive Grant-in-Aid trail system that travels through remote areas.

TRAIL CONDITIONS: The entire trail has been groomed from the Taconite State Trail junction north to the Blue Ox trail, and it continues to groom up well and look great.

Bearhead Lake State Park – Snowmobiling: Condition – Very good  Trails – Groomed  Base 5-12” 

TRAIL CONDITIONS: The Taconite Trail and Cub Lake Spur to the Trail Center are both in very good condition.   

Bearhead State Park trails provide rolling topography through birch and pine stands.  You may see a variety of wildlife ranging from deer, wolves, ruffed grouse, and pine martens.  You can snowshoe anywhere in Minnesota’s state parks and recreation areas, except on trails that are specifically groomed for another activity, such as snowmobiling or skiing.

Lake Vermilion – Soudan Underground Mine State Park – Snowmobiling: Condition – Very Good Trails – Groomed  Base – 2-6”

TRAIL CONDITIONS: These trails will be groomed again before the weekend.  Trails are in very good condition.  For all trails use caution at all times.  Please travel at appropriate speeds and stay to the right  No motorized vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails.    

The park has 5 miles of snowmobile trails that connects from the Taconite State Trail to the Lake Vermilion ice trail.  The ride takes you through old growth pines and young aspen forests with large wetland complexes to view along the way.  You can snowshoe anywhere in Minnesota’s state parks and recreation areas, except on trails that are specifically groomed for another activity, such as snowmobiling or skiing.

Putnam/Fishing Lakes – Bear Island State Forest – Snowmobiling: Condition – Very Good Trails – Groomed  Base – 1-6”

The Putnam and Fishing Lakes Trails traverse forested, rolling topography through birch, ash, and pine stands.  Several small lakes dot the landscape along these scenic trails. 

TRAIL CONDITIONS: The entire trail was groomed January 29 and is in very good condition. The Blackwoods Blizzard Tour organized ride is taking place this week in the area. Please use caution when riding, travel at appropriate speeds, and stay to the right. No Motorized Vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails.

Taconite State Trail – Snowmobiling: Condition – Very Good Trails – Groomed  Base 1-6”

Taconite State Trail stretches one hundred sixty-five miles from Grand Rapids to Ely through many scenic vistas of rolling hillsides, lakes, rivers and forest.

TRAIL CONDITIONS: The entire Taconite is groomed from Ely to Hwy 73.  It will be groomed again before and during the weekend. Traffic is getting heavier on the trail, but it continues to be grooming up well and looking great. The Blackwoods Blizzard Tour organized ride is taking place this week on the Taconite and southern Arrowhead. Please use caution when riding, travel at appropriate speeds, and stay to the right. No Motorized Vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails.

Taconite Spur West – Last groomed 1/24/20

Taconite Spur North – Last groomed 1/24/20

Stony Spur East – Last groomed 1/20/20

News and Reports:

Upcoming snowmobile events include:

The Blackwoods Blizzard Tour January 29- February 1

More information on these events can be found by visiting our website at http://www.ely.org/mn/events

Trail Report – : Ely, Minnesota – January 30, 2020

Ely, MN Chamber of Commerce

Reporter:Ely Chamber of Commerce/Explore MN Visitor Center

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 30-35″

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

Trail Report for 1/30/2020

GENERAL INFORMATION: Trails are reported to be in good condition.  Trails have been groomed after two events last weekend and are holding up well in spite of the warmer temperatures.  Several area lakes are now staked, and riders are asked to please ride in staked areas to ensure best conditions.   As always, even when conditions are their best, it’s still wise to use caution when venturing onto the ice on foot or machine. 

Area Trails: Tomahawk trail is reported to be in good condition with just a little slush in some areas.  Conditions on Grassy Loop, Burntside, Shagawa, Little Long, Mud Lake and White Iron Lake are also reported to be really good.  Trails were groomed after two events over the past weekend, and they will be getting groomed again in preparation for the upcoming weekend.  Birch Lake is staked for snowmobile trails to Hidden Bay.  Cedar Lake is not staked; snowmobilers should use Cloquet Line instead.    Everything else is staked. As always, please stay on staked trails. 

 

Arrowhead State Trail – Snowmobiling: Condition-Very Good Trail – Groomed  Base – 1-6”  The Arrowhead State trail is the backbone to an extensive Grant-in-Aid trail system that travels through remote areas.

TRAIL CONDITIONS: The entire trail has been groomed from the Taconite State Trail junction north to the Blue Ox trail, and it continues to groom up well and look great.

 

Bearhead Lake State Park – Snowmobiling: Condition – Very good  Trails – Groomed  Base 5-12” 

TRAIL CONDITIONS: The Taconite Trail and Cub Lake Spur to the Trail Center are both in very good condition.   

Bearhead State Park trails provide rolling topography through birch and pine stands.  You may see a variety of wildlife ranging from deer, wolves, ruffed grouse, and pine martens.  You can snowshoe anywhere in Minnesota’s state parks and recreation areas, except on trails that are specifically groomed for another activity, such as snowmobiling or skiing.

Lake Vermilion – Soudan Underground Mine State Park – Snowmobiling: Condition – Very Good Trails – Groomed  Base – 2-6”

TRAIL CONDITIONS: These trails will be groomed again before the weekend.  Trails are in very good condition.  For all trails use caution at all times.  Please travel at appropriate speeds and stay to the right  No motorized vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails.    

The park has 5 miles of snowmobile trails that connects from the Taconite State Trail to the Lake Vermilion ice trail.  The ride takes you through old growth pines and young aspen forests with large wetland complexes to view along the way.  You can snowshoe anywhere in Minnesota’s state parks and recreation areas, except on trails that are specifically groomed for another activity, such as snowmobiling or skiing.

Putnam/Fishing Lakes – Bear Island State Forest – Snowmobiling: Condition – Very Good Trails – Groomed  Base – 1-6”

The Putnam and Fishing Lakes Trails traverse forested, rolling topography through birch, ash, and pine stands.  Several small lakes dot the landscape along these scenic trails. 

TRAIL CONDITIONS: The entire trail was groomed January 29 and is in very good condition. The Blackwoods Blizzard Tour organized ride is taking place this week in the area. Please use caution when riding, travel at appropriate speeds, and stay to the right. No Motorized Vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails.

Taconite State Trail – Snowmobiling: Condition – Very Good Trails – Groomed  Base 1-6”

Taconite State Trail stretches one hundred sixty-five miles from Grand Rapids to Ely through many scenic vistas of rolling hillsides, lakes, rivers and forest.

TRAIL CONDITIONS: The entire Taconite is groomed from Ely to Hwy 73.  It will be groomed again before and during the weekend. Traffic is getting heavier on the trail, but it continues to be grooming up well and looking great. The Blackwoods Blizzard Tour organized ride is taking place this week on the Taconite and southern Arrowhead. Please use caution when riding, travel at appropriate speeds, and stay to the right. No Motorized Vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails.

Taconite Spur West – Last groomed 1/24/20

Taconite Spur North – Last groomed 1/24/20

Stony Spur East – Last groomed 1/20/20

 

 

 

News and Reports:

Upcoming snowmobile events include:

The Blackwoods Blizzard Tour January 29- February 1

 

More information on these events can be found by visiting our website at http://www.ely.org/mn/events

Trail Report – : Tomahawk, Wisconsin – January 30, 2020

Reporter:jan

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: up to 25 inches

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

 All Lincoln County funded snowmobile trails in Zone 1,2,3,and 4 are OPEN , with one exception: Corridor 19 remains closed from Intersection #25 (near Spirit Falls) to Intersection #33.

 Clubs report the X Trail crossing Lake Alexander near Merrill is not signed and is closed.

 Most trails are on good to excellent condition depending on the area. However some trails are still in early season condition and may be rough and icy in some areas.

Stay on marked trails!! It cannot be emphasize enough to stay on the marked trails!! 

 All trails are closed to winter ATV use when the temperature is above 28 degrees F.

 Be aware of Trail Closed signs, stay on marked trails only and respect private land.    

For up to date Lincoln County trail conditions, log on to:  www.co.lincoln.wi.us or call our Trail Hotline at 715-539-1033.

MOST ONEIDA COUNTY TRAILS ARE OPEN.

Some lakes have been marked. Ride and stay on marked trails ONLY.

Most trails are on good to excellent condition depending on the area. However some trails are still in early season condition and may be rough and icy in some areas.Groomers are out where possible.

The following trail closures will be in effect until further notice:

Three Lakes Trails:

Funded Trail Alternate 13 is closed from TIN 122 (Rice Lake Rd) through TIN 022 

(intersection north of Burnham Lk)

Please check the current conditions on the Chamber’s website at www.gototomahawk.com

This report will be updated when conditions change.

Trail Report – : Forest County, Wisconsin – January 30, 2020

Reporter:forestco

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: 20″ – 25″

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

The trails are open and in very good to excellent condition. As temperatures start to warm, you may expect trails to deteriorate. Hills and curves are becoming icy on some trails.

The Forest County Fairgrounds located at 400 N Lind Ave, Crandon, WI 54520 have been plowed to accommodate trailer parking.

We cannot stress enough to ride safely and responsibly.  Trail conditions will vary greatly throughout the County.  Always use caution when riding on lakes and frozen water as ice conditions will vary.

The clubs that maintain the Forest County Trail System are made up of volunteers who work very hard to provide the best trails possible.  Please respect them while on the trail.  When approaching a groomer or member doing trail maintenance, please slow down and move over so they can do their job.

Trail Report – : Eagle River, Wisconsin – January 30, 2020

Reporter:Holly t

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 20-30 inches PLENTY

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

January 30, 2020 – 7:54am 18 degrees & very cloudy

SNOWMOBILE TRAILS IN EAGLE RIVER
Plenty of SNOW with Varying conditions

18 degrees this morning on the way up to 24.  15 tonight.  No evil sun.  It has been cloudy for many days which is a big help to keeping trails in good shape.  Cloudy continues until Sunday when it will be partly cloudy. Temps are popping up again Sunday as well. Stay tuned on how that effects the trails.  Then back to cloudy & lower temps.  Teens & single digits at night.  THINK COLD!

There has been bits of Lake Effect SNOW everyday.  Not amounting to much.  Just enough to cover the vehicles.  Next measurable SNOW is way out to a week from this Saturday. Start DOIN’ THE SNOW DANCE! 

Groomer Tracking System shows the following trails GROOMED in the last 24 hours:

  • 10/13 through town south to Three Lakes turn around & north to 17N intersection
  • 17N to Manske Swamp aka 3N
  • Manske aka 3N to 10W/13N
  • Wisconsin River Bridge
  • All 13N to include one way to Bauer’s Dam (Conover) turn around
  • Uncle Kent trail to 10W intersection near Boot Lk Rd to 13N

Catfish & Eagle Lake trails are marked.  No reports of surface slush. Please stay by the orange reflective barrels.

Caution Areas
Not much change & in general found trails sections especially in swamps have rough areas. Covered with plenty of snow but the bumps have set in the base & it is hard to correct.

  • Manske Swamp was groomed over night but is rough
  • Sections on 13N beyond Hwy G has improved
  • Loon Lk Rd to Bloom Rd section of 10E rough
  • section of 17N from trail 1 to Columbus Rd very rough
  • 70W section from Sundstein Rd running past the Lincoln Townhall heading west to Synergy rough sections
  • 17S from Paintball field trail 7 to Sugar Camp connect.

So here’s what you need to do…..KEEP THINKING COLD can use it & DOIN’ THE SNOW DANCE! 

See you on the trails!

Holly Tomlanovich
THE SNOWMOBILE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD® – Eagle River
Phone Trail Updates 715.479.5185
Sno-Eagles Snowmobile Club

News and Reports:

Events
January 29 Wednesday Sno-Eagles Guided Trail Ride – 9am at the Historic Railroad Depot in town on trail 10/13 by the Snowmobile Sculpture across from Friendship House
January 30 Thursday Sno-Eagles Guided Trail Ride – 9am at the Historic Railroad Depot in town on trial 10/13 by the Snowmobile Sculpture across from Friendship House
January 31-February 2 – Weekend Away to Tomahawk
February 4 – Sno-Eagles Board meeting – 6pm – Snowmobile Museum – Hwy 45N ALL WELCOME
February 7-9 – Pond Hockey – This year at the World Championship Derby Expo – Hwy 45N – Volunteers needed
Please contact Sno-Eagles President, Howard Wolf at 262.442.4876 to volunteer for any event.

Snowmobile Information:

Handy Snowmobile Links
Wisconsin Snowmobile Registration
Discount Trail Pass for Snowmobile Club Members – $10
Standard Wisconsin Trail Pass – $30
Out of State Trail Pass – $50
Vilas County Map It Trail App GPS style app of all trails in Vilas Cty.  Plus includes the brown 3 digit emergency numbering system. If an emergency happens call 911 & give them that number.  Find you quicker.
Groomer Tracking Systems (GTS) Gives you trails groomed in last 24, 48 & 96 hours

Trail Report – : Western UP, Michigan – January 30, 2020

Reporter:Western U.P. Snowmobile Report

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 36-24

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

Western U P Snowmobile Trail Report— 1/30/2020

Gogebic Range Trail Authority – Snowmobile & ORV Club Trail Report

  • Trail Condition: Excellent
  • Last Groomed: January 29th, 2020
  • Base Snowfall: 36″
  • Reported On: January 29th, 2020 @ 9:43am 

Overall Story:  VERY GOOD TO EXCELLENT

Wednesday 1/29 9:00 am CST:    With the tremendous snow depth our trail system is in the BEST CONDITION OF THE SEASON.  We’ve been down to one groomer for 2 weeks and you wouldn’t be able to tell.  Groomer Man Dan has had the Tucker staffed constantly and even this week we were down for 12 hours getting our front blade repaired.  Our stellar staff of all-volunteer operators has moved a ton of snow around on the trails filling in dips and softening elevation changes, which all reduce bumps on the trail increasing your riding experience.  All trails have been groomed within the last 24 hours and they shaped up beautifully, we are honestly pumped!  We have seen on/off freezing drizzle and snow for the last 8 days that has infused much needed moisture into the trail bed.  This has caused the groomer’s work to REALLY take hold with trails tightening up incredibly well.  Temps have been down in the low teens last night and through this morning helping get trails are stable.  Please remember the warmer it gets the easier the trails whoop up and push in corners.  We have a 15-30″ base on our trails and when it gets warm the big heavy 4-strokes really wreak havoc on our corners.  These machines are made for FUN so it’s a fine line to ride; we will always happily clean up after you like we have for 46 years!

WARNINGS AND NOTICES:   We are begging riders to ride off trail legally as there are 1-million acres of public land east of Wakefield to off trail ride on – please only ride legal areas!  The Ottawa National Forest is 990,000 acres and much of it open to cross-country riding (no trail/road) if there is 6″ or more of snow.  Several restricted areas, contact the forest for further information. Call 906-932-1330

Trail 2 from Hurley to Ramsay US-2 Crossing:

Overall rating:  EXCELLENT

Last groomed 1/29/2020.    Please do not ride on sidewalks near Holiday and try to keep noise down in town.

Trail 2 from Ramsay Crossing to Wakefield:

Overall rating:  EXCELLENT

Last groomed 1/29/2020.  This section is in the best shape of the season.  We have been working to widen corners and cover the hill climb faces to keep them from getting icy.  This trail is featuring a brand new section to enjoy this season, the club eliminated Prospect road route and moved the trail completely into the woods eliminating 1.5 miles of road route.  PLEASE STAY ON THE TRAIL AND RESPECT THESE LANDOWNERS!

Trail 2 from Wakefield to Marenisco:

Overall Rating:  EXCELLENT

Last groomed 1/29/2020.  Also in the best shape of the season.  The section from Wakefield east to Highway 2 needs additional passes to finish cutting the deep inside corner bumps and widen the trail.  We expect to get to that this week yet.

Trail 8 from Wakefield to Tula Crossing:

Overall Rating: EXCELLENT

Last Groomed 1/29.  In excellent condition, be aware of a new traffic pattern on the northern end due to a plowed section.  Please follow the new route for the remainder of this season.

Trail 160 from Walmart to Montreal River (WI):

Overall Rating:  EXCELLENT

Last Groomed 1/29.  There is logging about 1/2 way north on the trail, YIELD TO LOGGERS AND GIVE THEM RESPECT – IT’S THEIR LAND!   STAY ON THE TRAIL!!!!!!   This is our most scenic trail and is a treat to ride!  Stay on the trail in the farm fields.  Over 25 landowners are involved to make this trail a reality, please respect them and ride responsibly.  There are several scenic vistas on the trail:

Bald Mountain “NORTH” lookout viewing Madeline Island/ mouth of the Chequamegon Bay of Lake Superior

Bald Mountain “SOUTH” lookout viewing Gogebic Range (Powderhorn, Copper Peak)

Montreal River Gorge look out

Superior Falls Waterfall Complex.

 

11S (Wakefield, MI to Winchester, WI):

Overall Rating:  EXCELLENT

Last Groomed 1/28.  We’re asking riders to spend some time and nip brush hanging on trail to help us.  We were not expecting to have the trail open this season so we didn’t brush it.  Now that we have it open, we still need brushing support.    PLEASE YIELD TO ANY AND ALL LOGGING TRAFFIC.  There is a short section of dual use the landowner (Keweenaw Land) has graciously approved us to use along with them.  It is private land and we are guests, please act like it.  THANK YOU to all the people who have helped brush this trail!  You made our groomer operators day twice over by helping brush the trail for us.  This is what makes snowmobiling great!!

11N (Wakefield, MI to South boundary Rd/White Pine):  Closed due to off trail riding.  Seeking local community support with ideas on how to reopen it.  200 yards of private property closed this 25 mile trail

GOGEBIC AREA GROOMERS 1/28/2020

Gogebic Area Grooming, Inc. Trail Report

 

  • Trail Condition: Excellent
  • Last Groomed: January 22nd, 2020
  • Base Snowfall: 36+”
  • Reported On: January 28th, 2020 @ 3:17pm

Groomer Report

January 22, 2020

All trails in the Lake Gogebic Area are being groomed nightly and are in GOOD to EXCELLENT condition!  Cold and snow in the forecast.    Two ice heaves were reported last weekend.   North of Root Cellar and North of Fishtales.   Use caution.

  • Trail # 1N:  from Bergland to White Pine is being groomed nightly and it is reported to be in excellent condition.
  • Trail # 1 South:  towards Marenisco from Trail # 8 (Ethelwood Grade) is being groomed nightly and is reported to be in excellent condition.
  • Trail # 1 south from Marenisco to Wisconsin Border is being groomed daily and it is reported to be in excellent condition.
  • Trail # 8 East from Bergland to Ewen is being groomed daily and it is reported in excellent condition, but gets moguls towards the night!
  • Trail # 8W: from Bergland to Wakefield. Is being groomed nightly and it is reported to be in excellent condition.
  • Trail 102 from Bergland to Trail #11 is being groomed nightly and it is reported to be in excellent condition.
  • Trail # 13 North from Bergland to 101 is being groomed nightly and it is being reported to be in excellent condition.
  • Trail # 13 South from Bergland to Root Cellar ***Still being logged***.  This section of trail is 90% ridding on East Shore Rd.
  • Trail 13 South from Root Cellar to 100.  This trail will be hit every other day, or until the traffic picks back up when 13 from Bergland to Root Cellar opens back up.
  • Trail #13 South from 100 to Trail # 2 is reported to be groomed daily and is in excellent condition.
  • Trail # 100 South end of Lake Gogebic is reported be groomed daily and is in excellent condition.

U.P. Thunder Riders Trail Report 1/27/2020

 

  • Trail Condition: Good To Excellent
  • Last Groomed: January 27th, 2020
  • Base Snowfall: 24″
  • Reported On: January 27th, 2020 @ 9:59am

Groomer Report

Thunder Riders are grooming daily and the trails are in excellent shape!

Trail #3 from the Wisconsin border to Watersmeet excellent, Watersmeet to Paulding excellent.

We have 2 logging project on Trail #3 both are very passable. One area is north of Forest Rd 5250 (trail 150) and the other is north of Bond Falls Rd. Please use caution in these areas and respect the loggers.

Trail #2 west of Watersmeet to Trail #1 south, excellent

Trail #2 east of Watersmeet to Trail #107, excellent

Trail #13 south to Cisco Chain, excellent

Trail Report – : Three Lakes – Brule River, Wisconsin – January 30, 2020

Reporter:Threelakeswi

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: 20-25”

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

Our trail system is open with the exception of the trail noted below. Trails are in excellent condition. We have a very good base. Road routes are snow covered, some corners have a little ice. We are grooming on a nightly basis.

Remember it is law to yield to the groomer.

Trail 13 to sugar camp from rice lake road to sugar camp trails is closed until further notice. It is not safe with running water in the swamp.

Spirit, maple, townline, moccasin, round, crystal, island, and planting ground lakes are completely marked. Medicine and big stone lakes are partially marked. Stay within 10’ of the barrels to insure safe ice. If you don’t see barrels assume unsafe ice.

If you come across a tree that has fallen or something that you may see unsafe, please message us on Facebook. Please try and get the trail or the tin(trail identification number) that are located at all intersections.

Please be safe out there, it has been a horrific fall getting the trail system open this year with all the storms. We have thousands of hours getting trails ready for your safety and enjoyment.

If you like our trails, be sure to put a few dollars in our donation boxes in your favorite establishment, if you see something you don’t like, message us on Facebook and let us know, we will do what we can to fix it.

Trail Report – : Conover, Wisconsin – January 30, 2020

Reporter:snobuddies

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: 12 -18 inches

Date of Report: January 30, 2020

Area Report:

Trails are in great shape rite now but we have some warm weather coming so might affect conditions later in the weekend. Sunday is supposed to be our warmest day close to 40 but there is plenty of snow it may just get soft . We still have logging going on so please watch for signs and slow down in these areas and log equipment has the rite away. The swamp on the cemetery spur is still closed at this time.  Please stay on the trail as we had more riders on the cross country ski trail this week . Ride right ride safe and hope you can get out and enjoy the trails . 

News and Reports:

Poker run has started and runs to February 22nd