Trail Conditions: Good
Snow Cover: 4-8
Date of Report: February 6, 2025
Area Report:
We received 2-6 inches of snow last night depending on where you are in the county. More snow is forecasted for Saturday. All groomers are out working on the trails. Ride safe, ride right and have fun.
Dual use trails: we ask that AVT/UTV’s do not travel on groomed trails when the temps are above or around freezing. Ruts left in the trail in these low snow conditions will be near impossible to remove. Please use good judgment when out riding your ATV/UTV in these conditions.
News and Reports:
SATURDAY ONLY TRAIL CLOSURE – A section of the Tri-County Corridor will be closed Saturday from 8am-1pm for the Northern Pines Sled Dog Race. Please use trail 22/24 as an alternate route during that time. Map attached.
Trail closures: Closures in Drummond and White River areas are due to low snow conditions and private property concerns. Do not go around trail closed signs.
Click the link to see where the groomers have been. https://gts.groomertrackingsystems.com
Snowmobile Information:
Apostle Island – no report
Barnestormers – no report
Corny Sno-Goers – no report
Drummond Dirt-Sno Jacks – no report
Namakagon Trail Groomers – NTG trails were all panned with a thin layer of snow. Hoping to get some more Wednesday and Saturday to pan and possibly groom. Do your best snow dance!!!
Northern Adventures – All our trails are in fair to good condition south of hwy 2. Corridor is real good in Iron River east, fair towards Brule. North of hwy 2 trails are in good to sweet condition
South Shore – no report
Waino – Trail 1 getting groomed today, Thursday. Conditions, fair to good.
Washburn Valhellers – 13 into Washburn and to corridor will start to pan this week as trails are starting to get some snow closer to the lake.
White River Ramblers – Corridor trail 2 from Iron River to Trail 63 is in very good condition. Trail 4 from Delta (north) to Tri County Corridor is in good condition. Trail 4 from Mason to Delta will remain closed due to lack of snow on the grain fields of private property owners in Mason area. We hope to open that next week pending Saturday snow. Will groom to Wickland road on Monday.
Snowmobiling Information
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Wisconsin’s Northwoods is the best overall place in North America for SNOWMOBILE TRAIL RIDING and FAMILY SNOWMOBILING, according to the readers of Snow Goer magazine. In addition to winning the BEST TRAIL AREA and BEST AREA CATERING TO FAMILIES categories, the Northwoods tied for second with the Yellowstone area in the voting for Best Overall Snowmobiling Area.
Situated on the edge of THE LARGEST OF THE GREAT LAKES, pristine Lake Superior, Bayfield County Wisconsin is home to 433,582 acres of public land that provide endless trails for snowmobilers. We have over 600 miles of groomed trails along with over 1000 miles of ungroomed forest roads for your riding pleasure. Our annual average snowfall is 73 inches.
We represent the communities of CABLE, BARNES, GRAND VIEW, NAMAKAGON, DRUMMOND, IRON RIVER, DELTA, INO, MASON, BENOIT, WASHBURN, BAYFIELD, RED CLIFF, CORNUCOPIA, HERBSTER, PORT WING AND OULU.
The Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center is a great place to stop on your journey. Snowmobilers are greeted with a special area to warm or dry your gloves and hang your helmet while exploring the center’s displays and 5-story observation tower which showcases the area. You’ll find it near the Tri-County Recreational Corridor which runs from the City of Ashland in Ashland County to the City of Superior in Douglas County.
We are host to many scenic vistas in the Chequamegon National Forest as well as abundant wildlife including deer, wolf, black bear and elk.
Guilty of bragging about our super-groomed trails, our local snowmobile clubs continually make improvements to make our trails safe and more enjoyable for sledders.
We invite you to experience snowmobiling at its best in Bayfield County Wisconsin. Snowmobile maps/travel information are available by calling 800-472-6338 or by visiting www.travelbayfieldcounty.com.