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Price County

Reporter:admin

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 6-10

Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Snowmobile Information:

1/21/22: All county trails are open. Trails are generally in “good” condition based on the cover – base is still very thin, and there are still rocks that are only covered with powder, so be careful on the hills. We got 2 inches of fresh snow on Tuesday, and the forecast is calling for another 2 inches tonight, so things are shaping up nicely… Lakes have re-frozen relatively solid, with 6-10″ of ice, depending on the lake. Foot travel or snowmobile only is advised. Lots of Northerns, Crappies and Bluegills being taken. I’m posting some additional club info below: – Woody 1/18/22 – Fifield Sno Drovers: The trails in the Fifield/Pike Lake area are all open and groomed. The trail conditions vary from good to very good, but snow remains thin. Some segments still have rocks coming through. We got 2 inches of snow on Tuesday, and more on the way. Trails are the best we’ve had so far this season, so get out there and ride! 1/19/22 – Driftsplitters Kennan/Catawba Trails: The club is continuing to groom on a regular schedule, trails are in good shape. Trail 94 has been opened back up 1-18-22, groomed and in good shape. We have ongoing logging operations on trail 94 – about 1/2 mile of dozed trail south of 3 Mile Bar & Grille, trail 181 east of intersection 100 halfway to Prentice, and trail 80 south of intersection 100 going to Taylor Cty, two operations each dozed about 2 miles. All dozed trails have little to no snow. Use caution when meeting logging equipment. 1/11/22 – NorthWoods Hi-Riders: We are happy to report the trails around the Solberg Lake area are generally in good to very good condition. All trails are now on a regular grooming schedule. It is still early season, so there may be a few thin spots and be on the lookout for rocks and branches on the trail – please be courteous and stop to clear any debris off the trail to keep you and other riders safe.

Mercer Wi

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 3-6

Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Area Report:

Trail Report: 01/26/2022
8-great
8a-good
Plowed at north end for logging operations
9- good
9a- good
10 & 10a- good
10e- good
11- good
12- good
12a&b- good
14- great
17n- fair
17s- fair
19- good
19b- good
20- great
21- good (groomed shoulders)
51e- good
182b- good
182- good
(Poor western end entering price county due to wet area)
Upcoming Events:
January 29th- Breakfast Fundraiser at the Pub
February 1st- Mike Bever’s Club Ride
February 8th- Club Ride
February 19th- President’s Ride
February 26th- BRAAPFEST
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#IronCounty
#Mercer
#Supportareaclubs

Mercer wi

Reporter:admin
Trail Conditions: Good
Snow Cover: 3-6
Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Trail Report – : Hayward / Sawyer County, Wisconsin – January 28, 2022

Reporter:haywardlakes

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 6-9 inches of snow

Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Area Report:

January 28, 2022

Hello Riders!

Get ready for another good weekend of riding! And looks like some better temps! All of the groomers have been out an active this week. We got a bit of fresh snow early in the week that froze up with the cold temps. Most trails are reported to be good, some better than others and some still have some rocks or are a little slick on the corners. Lake riding is awesome!

Sno-Mads has been out and busy all week on 77, 8, 31, 22. Nelson Lake area today and 63 tonight.

Musky Sno has been out in the Round Lake and Spider Lake to Lost Land Lake and Moose Lake area. South to the Flowage Brian has been out.

Loretta Trailblazers has been out in the Flambeau and reports to be good.

Winter Huskies has been out on the Tuscobia and surrounding trails and reported to be really good! They has a busy weekend hosting the snow cross race and jumped straight into the groomers and hit it hard!

Sno Trails had some equipment issues this week but as always, worked hard and fast to complete repairs and have been working hard to make up for lost time before the weekend.

Birchwood has been out this week grooming both the Sawyer County and Washburn County side. Trail 3 and 31 and their portion of Tuscobia was groomed. They report they are fair-good after the freshen up of snow. Some gravel here and there on the Tuscobia. They report many have thrown rocks off the trails so to you riders who have stopped to help a huge thank you!!

You can view grooming updates as well on the app GTS (Grooming Tracking Systems) and see what trails were groomed within 24-96 hours. It’s been a great resource this season!

Trail Report – : Boulder Junction, Wisconsin – January 28, 2022

Reporter:boulderwi

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 10-12 inches

Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Area Report:

Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club Trail Report – Friday, 1/28/22:

It was 9 below zero this morning, clear and sunny with temps forecast for the low twenties over the weekend. We finished repairs on our groomer Wednesday and we are now back to our full grooming schedule. We groomed 15N, 6E, 2W, and 8W last night. We groomed 15S and 8E early this morning.

Trails are in very good shape for the weekend.

Enjoy our trails, be safe, and check for an updated report on Monday, 1/31/22.

– 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 2nd- Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club Ride from Boulder Junction to Land O’Lakes: Meet at 10a.m. at 5404 Park Street, Boulder Jct.
February 5th – 14th Annual Frozen Tozen Ice Fishing Tournament
February 20th – Boulder Junction Snowmobile Breakfast at Boulder Beer Bar

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

Trail Report – : Sugar Camp, Wisconsin – January 28, 2022

Reporter:Matt Winters

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: 20″-24″

Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Area Report:

The trails are about as good as they can get. The cold temperatures have really been helping the trails stay together during the busy weekend traffic. You may encounter a few icy corners here and there and a few light choppy spots but nothing to complain about. Be safe and have fun.

Trail Report – : Western UP, Michigan – January 28, 2022

Reporter:Western U.P. Snowmobile Report

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 15

Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Area Report:

Western U P Snowmobile Trail Report

1/28/2022

Looks like our weekend will be a great time to ride. Temps in the 20’s on Saturday and high teens on Sunday.

Trails are in great shape for all three clubs. Grooming is on going.

Please stay on marked trails riding on unmarked trails can result in the clubs losing easement for that trail.

Gogebic Range Trail Authority Groomer Report January 28, 2022

All GRTA trails have been groomed and are in good to very good condition. Please if you see the groomers they have the right away so slow down and let them by. Corners may be icy so use caution.

Gogebic Area Groomers Report January 28, 2022

Gogbeic Area Groomers are reporting all trails are groomed and are in good to very good condition. Use caution on corners they may be icy. Please stay on trails and be safe.

U.P. Thunder Riders Trail Report January 28, 2022

Groomers are running daily and reporting all trials are in good condition. Ride Safe and stay on the RIGHT SIDE of the trail!

Trail Report – : Eagle River, Wisconsin – January 28, 2022

Reporter:Holly t

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 16 on the ground – 7 inch hard base – 1/2 new snow

Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Area Report:

TRAILS GOOD TO FAIR
NEW SNOW NEEDED

January 28 – 7:25am – 8 below – High 12 today

Lake Effect SNOW yesterday morning & very windy. About 1/2 inch of SNOW. Bringing the total on the ground to about 16 inches. On the trails there is a hard frozen 7 inch base covered with crunchy SNOW & the loose SNOW from yesterday. Next SNOW forecast this Monday & Tuesday.

Riding, corners are icy. Along with the road routes but most are completely covered with ice. Found trails to be SNOW covered except for few snirt(snow/dirt) areas under the big pines & open areas. We did not head east from our house so I am not sure how the open areas are farther east toward Phelps & Three Lakes. Please check out the Phelps & Three Lakes reports. Into town 10E covered with icy area near the Bloom Rd crossing. Snirty where you come out to cross Loon Lake Rd to connect with smooth SNOW covered Alt13/3 to Eagle River. In town trails are covered all the way through. Going west (left behind the Dairy Queen) on 70/7/17 trails SNOW covered to the street entrance. From there heading west lots of conditions. Icy. Snirt. Thin in spots. Once getting to the Eagle River Inn & the Rec Bridge it improves. We road before the grooming last night so there were rough area. Should be better today. All in all there are Fair to Good riding conditions out there.

The Groomer Tracking System AP (GTS) shows nearly ALL the trails were groomed last Here’s is what was NOT Groomed last night

Trail 1 from the parking area at the entrance to Eagle Lake heading north to connect with Trail 17N – NOT GROOMED

Trail 17N from where the trail intersects with Trail 3 aka Manske Swamp north of Eagle River along Hwy 45N – NOT GROOMED

Catfish & Eagle lake trails marked & OPEN. To be safe stay by the orange reflective barrels. Keep telling you DO NOT think the entire lake is safe. There have been several sleds going into the water this winter. ALL were no where near a trail or the barrels.

Sure would like trail photos so I can post to the report to let other riders see the real time conditions. Send them to info@baysidelodgingrentals.com

Please KEEP DOIN’ THE SNOW DANCE! Trails Need More Fresh SNOW

See ya on the trails!!

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

News and Reports:

January

1/27-30 – Women on Snow – Eagle Waters Resort – Rangeline Rd off Hwy 70E
1/29 – SNO (Saturday Night Out) – Log Cabin, Conover 6pm

February

2/1 – Directors meeting at World Snowmobile HQ
2/2-3 – Groomer Show – St. Germain – 9am-4pm Wednesday – 9am-2pm Thursday
2/5-6 – World Series of Snowmobile Racing & Legend Laps
2/11-13 – Pond Hockey
2/14-18 – Weekday Away to Park Falls & Washburn
2/17 – Member meeting 6:30pm – Eddie B’s
2/25-26 – Arctic Derby Dash
2/26 – SNO (Saturday Night Out) – Twelve Pines, Hwy 70E of Eagle River 6pm

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

Trail Report – : Phelps, Wisconsin – January 28, 2022

Reporter:Phelps Snowmobile Club

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: 12″-18″

Date of Report: January 28, 2022

Area Report:

Trails are in great condition supriingly since we haven’t had signifecant snowfall in quite some time. Trail base is great and our groomer operators have been working their magic ever since the trails opened. Cold temps have froozen the swamps and lakes. Users are reminded to stay on the marked trails. Off trail riding is trespassing and a problem with keeping our trails open. Please watch your speed and alchoal while out on the trails. Enjoy your time in the Phelps area and stop by our map sponsers and thank them for their support of snowmobiling.

Trail Report – : Neillsville, Wisconsin – January 27, 2022

Reporter:Neillsville Granton Trailbusters

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: 1-2″ Base

Date of Report: January 27, 2022

Area Report:

The Neillsville-Granton Trailbusters trail system is currently Open. Due to marginal snow in areas our trails are currently rated in Fair condition. Riders are urged to use caution and to avoid trail abuse by staying on the trail and not riding outside of the markers.

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