Trail Report – : Eagle River, Wisconsin – February 14, 2026

2/14/2026 – 7:45am – 14 – High 46

SNO-EAGLES
EAGLE RIVER TRAILS
Good to Fair
 Ice Base – Loose Soft SNOW
Woods undercover is best riding
February 14, 2026 – Trailside Cookout – Eagle River Farmers Market 10-3 – Trail 10/13 in Town
As you ride should you come across any issues pleased call Dan at 262.951.6519.

Another day of the warm up.  Amazing how well in woods trails are hold.  Even more amazing is there is SNOW all be it mushy covering the grade in town.  Under 32 at night is great as it is freezing up.  Next SNOW Wednesday night.

Only rode a short ride east on 10E yesterday.  Trails in the woods & on the south side of the road are in pretty good shape.  Road crossing & road running has some ice but also a lot of bare.  Northside trails as you get out in the Anvil lake & farther north open to road are breaking down.  Again in the wood is pretty good.  There are birmmed corners, ice & some breakdown.  This was a ride only beyond the Three Lakes/Brule trails connect.  Then headed back home.  

Sno-Eagles groomers is experiencing an issue with GTS grooming reporting.  So be aware that if you are using the APP to know what was groomed it may/will not be accurate.

Here is what I believe was groomed
From Groomer Barn heading north:

Trail 10W/13N to Adams Rd

Trail 17N to Trail 1 connect

Trail 3 from intersect with 10W/13N to 17N

Groomers took Trail 3 to reconnect with 10W/13N grooming all directions to Buckatabon/Bauers area & toward Sayner & St. Germain.

 

Eagle Lake was marked by businesses. There are 3 color safety lights at entrance & exit from/to the lake trail.  There are mogul drifts along the barrels so recommend slowing down. Lots of SNOW mist so leave space between you & rider in front. As of yesterday no surface slush.

Catfish Lake is NOT MARKED. Uncertain it will open as there are no businesses open on the lake this winter.  If you have not ridden the lake in the past DO NOT ATTEMPT at night. There are spots that can be thin or even open water. NO safety lights.

Holly Tomlanovich
Sno-Eagles Snowmobile Club
Proud Groomers of THE SNOWMOBILE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD® – Eagle River