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Trail Report – : Sayner, Wisconsin – February 19, 2022

Reporter:SaynerStar Lake Barnstormers

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: Minimal

Date of Report: February 19, 2022

Area Report:

We’ve gotten a bit of fresh snow and it’s helped a little. Trails are still in really good condition except in super heavy traffic areas. Forecast is calling for 4-8″ of new snow early next week, so keep your fingers crossed!

This is Presidents weekend and the busiest of the season. Please understand that the traffic will be very heavy. Ride accordingly and be respectful of other riders. Also be patient with the restaurants and bars. They’re doing their best to take care of this many people.

We’ve been informed that logging operations are starting on portions of our trail 11. They’ll be logging from Nebish Lake Road to Starrett Lake to Mystery Lake. IMPORTANT: Loggers have the right away. They have the authority to close our trail, so please be respectful and don’t get in their way.

Please support all of the clubs by participating in their fundraisers! Here’s a list of what’s coming up for the Barnstormers. You can also get more info at http://www.saynerbarnstormers.com.

February 20, 2022: Pizza Fundraiser @ Hillside Tavern & Grill. 4:00 – 8:00

September 4, 2022: Star Lake Mayoral Race. 3:00 – 7:00

September 5, 2022: Meat Raffle @ Weber’s. 2:00 – 5:00

Trail Report – : Dickinson County, Michigan – February 19, 2022

Reporter:msertich7751

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: 8 to 10 inches on trails

Date of Report: February 19, 2022

Area Report:

Our trails have been groomed 100 % this week and they are in excellent condition.Area received 2 inches overnight and expecting more on Sunday. Enjoy!

Trail Report – : Eagle River, Wisconsin – February 19, 2022

Reporter:Holly t

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: Variable ice base – 3 inches new SNOW

Date of Report: February 19, 2022

Area Report:

EAGLE RIVER TRAILS NOT GROOMED OVERNIGHT DUE HIGH WINDS
EXPECT VARYING CONDITIONS

February 19, 2022 – 7:29am 3 below – High 14 – Low tonight 8

Friday brought about 3 inches news SNOW. Along with it came very high winds & wind gusts. 45 mph plus. Riding yesterday afternoon into last night was very dangerous. The high winds caused complete whiteouts on the trails.

Pop up of temps on Sunday. Could be 40. Then on Monday high of 16 and SNOW followed by SNOW on Tuesday with a high of 10. 1-3 inches of SNOW on Monday. 3-5 inches of SNOW on Tuesday.

Due to the high winds last night no grooming was done on the Eagle River Trails. With that said the trails have high traffic & are in need of grooming. If riding today today be aware of the icy sections in corners & straight a ways. Many trails are rough & have moguls. Slow down & be safe.

Catfish & Eagle lake trails marked & OPEN. Stay by the orange reflective barrels. DO NOT think the entire lake is safe. Several sleds have gone in the water this season far from the barrels.

Returned from a sledding trip on snowmobile to Park Falls. Then on to Washburn for 2 days of riding. Back to Park Falls. Then home yesterday. Somewhere between 400 & 500 miles. For the most part trails were great. Few areas of poor signing.

Please KEEP DOIN’ THE SNOW DANCE!

See ya on the trails!

Holly Tomlanovich
THE SNOWMOBILE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD® – Eagle River
715.479-5185 Weekly Trail Update

News and Reports:

15 riders on 14 sleds left Monday morning at 9:30am from the Ice Castle in Eagle River on the yearly weekday away. This year is a 5 day trip.

We headed west on Trail 70 to 17S to 7 aka Paint Ball Field making our way west heading to Park Falls. Stopped for lunch at the Bear Bar at the entrance to the Lake Tom SnoFleas trails near Lac du Flambeau. Headed from there to Minocqua & west. Arriving in Park Falls at the Northern Lights Motel for the night. Rode a little over 100 miles. Trails were Fair to Good to Very Good. Especially in Price county. That evening the Price county Snowmobile Association was having their monthly meeting at the Northern Lights Motel. Got to talk to many of the drivers.

Tuesday we headed north to Washburn the town in Bayfield. A bit of a struggle as there were many detours & re routes in Ashland county. But we arrived safe & sound in the late afternoon at the Washburn Inn overlooking the Big Lake! Along with a great big appetite. Another day of about 100 miles. Mostly Good trails with some Fair & a bit of road running.

Wednesday we headed from Washburn toward Bayfield. When Tom & I had sled issues we turned around & headed back to Vallhalla Bar & Grill to wait for the utility truck & trailer to pick up Tom’s sled. Rode back on my sled double back to the motel in Washburn. Rest the group headed north to Bayfield putting on about 80 miles. Good trails P.S. Vallhalla Bar & Grill has terrific pizza. The same evening went back with the group for dinner. Food was fantastic!

Thursday morning we left Washburn heading back to Park Falls & a return visit to the Northern Lights Motel. Took a slightly different route back. To avoid the re routes & detours. We rode double back for most of the trip. Switched out the last leg of the ride with a rider. Riding her sled. She rode double with Tom. Little under 100 miles with Good trails.

On Friday, left Park Falls for Eagle River. Price county doing a fantastic job. Trails were Very Good to Excellent all the way through Price county. Heading west into Oneida county. Then Vilas. Stopped for lunch at Musky Bill’s. Very crowded. Then east toward home. All conditions of trails & as we got closer to Minocqua heavy, heavy traffic. Many sections of SNOW fall as we rode. Later in the day winds picked up. Just west of Eagle River winds caused white out conditions & some tough riding. Crossing the great swamp just west of Sportsman’s Chalet 4 of us lost sight of the trail location & ended up getting stuck in deep snow. Rest of the group made it to the Sportsman’s. Then the iron men of the group came back to dig us out & get us back on trails. Eventful day. Over 100 again on Friday.

Home safe & sound after an adventurous ride.

Snowmobile Information:

Wisconsin Snowmobile Registration
Discount Trail Pass for Snowmobile Club Members – $10 – Time to join a club!
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 County. 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
AWSC – “The Legislative Voice of Wisconsin Snowmobilers”
Snowmobile Wisconsin – Know before you go!

Trail Report – : Superior – Douglas County, Wisconsin – February 18, 2022

Reporter:nikky.farmakes

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 9-10

Date of Report: February 18, 2022

Area Report:

Douglas County received approximately 2-6 inches of, much needed, snow across the county last week. Trail conditions range from fair to excellent. As Grooming reports come in the Trail Conditions will be updated.

Douglas County Forestry does not maintain any trails across lakes. If you would like information of specific trails please contact the Snowmobile club in that area.

It is critical that we respect the landowners who allow us to utilize their property. Please Stay On The Trails.

Please share this info with anyone that you believe would be interested…our goal is to inform as many trail riders as possible.

Please check with neighboring counties to ensure the trails are open before you ride!

Click here for a link to a map of open trails

SW Quadrant –(Maintained by Cozy Corner Trails Club)

OPEN TRAILS
Trail 5 Groomed
Trail 5A Groomed
Trail 925 Groomed
Trail 835 Groomed
Trail 930 Groomed
Trail 9 Groomed (watch for Logging north of Cnty Road A)
Trail 935 Groomed

SE Quadrant – (Maintained by 4 Seasons Recreational Club, Jackpine Riders, and Get-er-Done)

OPEN TRAILS
Trail 5 Groomed
Trail 35 (Wild Rivers Trail north of Solon Springs) Groomed
Trail 35 (Wild Rivers Trail south) Groomed
Trail 27B Groomed
Trail 27C Groomed
Trail 41S Groomed
Trail 41B Groomed
Trail 217 Groomed
Trail 727 Groomed
Trail 17N Groomed
Trail 7 Groomed
Trail 27 Groomed
Trail 3 Groomed
Trail 41 (WRT to the warming Shack) Groomed (watch for logging near Pierce Road.)
Trail 541 Groomed
Trail 17S (South of Lower Eau Claire Lake) Groomed
(Watch for logging across the county line)

NE Quadrant – (Maintained by Brule River Riders)

Open Trails
Trail 1:  Groomed
Trail 2 (TCC): Groomed
Trail 4:  Groomed
Trail 6:  Groomed
Trail 18:  Groomed
Trail 24:  Groomed
Trail B 24:  Groomed
Trail 27/27A:  Groomed
Trail 35 (WRT) Groomed
Trail 635: Groomed
Trail 235: Groomed

NW Quadrant- (Maintained by Drift Dodgers)

OPEN TRAILS
Gandy Dancer Trail Groomed
Saunders Grade Groomed Last Week
Wrenshall Grade Groomed
Trail 0 Groomed
Trail 28 Groomed
The Cross town connector Groomed
4/41 Groomed Last Week (Watch for Logging)
Trail 4 Groomed Last Week

Please enjoy and Ride safe!

For Further information, Pease contact the Douglas County Forestry Department at 715-378-2219 or see our website, https://www.douglascountywi.org/211/Forestry-Parks-Recreation.

Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM excluding Holidays.

Trail Report – : Price County – Park Falls, Phillips & Prentice, Wisconsin – February 18, 2022

Reporter:Phillips/Park Falls Chambers

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: very good

Date of Report: February 18, 2022

Area Report:

The trails in the Fifield/Pike Lake area are all open and groomed and generally in very good to excellent condition As is always the case, the heavily used trails like 101 east of Pike Lake is still thin, but we groom it regularly so it smooth. The 4-5” of snow we got last Friday did wonders in covering up a few rocks coming through and allowing us to smooth out the bumps Happy Trails!

The 6” of new snow we received on 2/11 has added to the base and trails around the Solberg Lk area are now in Very Good to Excellent condition. There is logging on trail 102 between Old 13 Road and Trail 121 going North to Hicks Landing Rd. That portion has been bulldozed to allow the logging trucks to haul, so you may want to avoid that area for the time being. If you are going North, Go to Solberg Lake, then head North to trail 112 at Solberg Park.

Trail Report – : Land O’ Lakes, Wisconsin – February 18, 2022

Reporter:Phil

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: Lots of White

Date of Report: February 18, 2022

Area Report:

AWESOME to see a blizzard (for us this season) out there and the forecast is GREAT!

Trails in good to Excellent shape. Grooming will take place every night on all trails thru the Presidents Day/ Radar Run weekend. Traffic is intense so later in the afternoons the busy trails will be bumpy. Ride Right and Ride Safe!

Radar Run at Bent’s Camp Saturday Registration begins at 10 am. Runs start at 11AM with trophies awarded to all class champions. Bikini run at 3 pm with $1000 cash for the winners. This is a major fundraiser for the Frosty Club so we hope to see you there. Fun, food, music, raffles, free hot chocolate, and bikini’s

News and Reports:

Candle Light Bowling at THE ALLEY next Saturday…sign up fast as spots are filling fast. A super fun event if you have never attended.

Cash raffles to be held at The Alley in March.

Snowmobile Information:

PLEASE stay on the marked trails.

Trail Report – : Antigo/Langlade County, Wisconsin – February 18, 2022

Reporter:langlade

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 3-7

Date of Report: February 18, 2022

Area Report:

The Langlade County snowmobile trails overall are in fair to good condition in both Zone A and B. Due to the lack of fresh snow and relatively heavy trail use, there are thin spots throughout the trail system, mainly on the high traffic trails. Icy spots and corners are also present throughout and snowmobiles should use caution and slow down, especially on corners and bridges.

Due to planned construction activities; intersections 30 & 30A will be closed, please follow marked detour when posted.

The trail segment from intersection 93 south to Northwoods Inn is closed indefinitely.

Download a Langlade County Snowmobile Map.

Trail Report – : Rice Lake & Barron County, Wisconsin – February 18, 2022

Reporter:Jody

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 6-8 inches

Date of Report: February 18, 2022

Snowmobile Information:

More than 300 miles of groomed snowmobile trails lace Barron County, including the popular Tuscobia State Trail with 76 miles heading east from Rice Lake to Park Falls; the Wild Rivers Trail heading north from Rice Lake’s city limits leads 97 miles to Superior.

Barron County snowmobile trails are open and groomed. We finally received an additional 2-3″ of snow last week, however some field crossings remain rough with exposed rocks and stumps. Ride with caution. The Wild Rivers, Tuscobia and Cat Tail State Trails are snow covered, groomed and generally are in excellent condition.

Trail Report – : Boulder Junction, Wisconsin – February 18, 2022

Reporter:boulderwi

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 8-10 inches

Date of Report: February 18, 2022

Area Report:

Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club Trail Report – Friday, 2/18/22:

It’s -1 out this morning with snow flurries and 2-4” of snow predicted for the rest of the day. Last night, we groomed 2W, 8W, 51, 6E, and 15N. Early this morning, we groomed 8E, 11, and 15S. Our trails are in good condition and the new snow and cold temps will help preserve them for the upcoming week. Our club ride to Mercer on Wednesday was good and all area trails were in fair to good condition. The road routes will improve with the snow coming today.

Enjoy our trails, be safe, think snow! Check for an updated report on Monday, 2/20/22.

– Landy Roepke, Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club Trail Manager

Please contact us to request this year’s snowmobile map and keep an eye on our webcam to see current snowfall in Boulder Junction.

Join us for these upcoming winter events:

February 20th – Boulder Junction Snowmobile Breakfast at Boulder Beer Bar
March 5th – Cabin Fever Party: Snowmobile Club Fundraiser at Gooch’s A-One Bar

Help support the Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club’s Fundraising Efforts: Tractor for the Trails

Trail Report – : Ashland County, Wisconsin – February 18, 2022

Reporter:info@visitashland.com

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: 4-8 inches

Date of Report: February 18, 2022

Area Report:

Snowmobile Report – February 18, 2022
The Snowmobile Trails in Ashland County are Open. Conditions are FAIR to good. Trails continue to be groomed. Sparse in some areas. Watch for machinery on Trail 21-13, south of Cayuga, trail being rebuilt by Forest Service. Detour: Snowmobilers go South on 181-183 intersection and can get on the trail by the little stub off 181 that goes to the trail. Watch for logging where trail crosses Mud Line on Trail 12 (out of Butternut) and CAUTION, keep an eye out for chunks of dirt and rocks. We are hoping for some more snow today…we will keep you posted! Please stay on the trail. Lots of Ashland County snowmobile trails are on farmers land, please be respectful so we don’t loose our easement to their property. Order your Ashland County Snowmobile
Map today!