Reporter:surtrac
Trail Conditions: Early Season
Snow Cover: 8-10″
Date of Report: January 11, 2019
Area Report:
9:00AM Clear +15 deg.
We rec’d about 5″of wet snow last weekend which really helped things
Our local trails are in fair to good in places.There may some icy spots
and the corners may also be icy so please take it easy out there.
Starting today is derby week in Eagle River so there will be lots of
sleds around
Enjoy and be careful !!! Dick
Reporter:Price County Tourism Department
Trail Conditions: Fair
Snow Cover: 4-6
Date of Report: January 11, 2019
Area Report:
Prentice Bush Benders trail report- 01/11/2019
All of our trails have been groomed once. They are in fair to poor condition with minimal snow cover in the open areas and in the village of Prentice. Trails in the woods are in better shape but are still in early season riding condition with some rough spots. Trails to the South and East of Prentice have more snow cover. All the creeks and swamp areas are frozen. There is logging on trails 181 East of Prentice and 116 East of County Road K. If we get snow the trails will improve quickly with the base we have down. We will be going out Monday and Tuesday to groom all of the trails one more time, after that we will not be grooming until we get more snow. Ride safe and have fun.
Snowmobile Trail Report 1/10/2019
Fifield Sno Drovers
The Sno Drovers’ trails in the Pike Lake area are in better shape than the thin snow cover would suggest. I would rate them as fair to good. We have been grooming and the trails are generally smooth and hard. That being said, RIDE CAUTIOUSLY! There are rocks, dips and other hazards that normally would be covered with snow on the trails. I suspect the snow will not hold up well to heavy traffic so there is no telling how they will be after the weekend. We will continue grooming as we’re making the trails better, but at some point , if we don’t get snow, we’re better off not grooming since we’ll be pulling up rocks and shaving off what snow there is.
Logging continues on trail 120 south of the big swamp and Fould’s Creek Rd and on Trail 108 between Trail 101 and highway 70. Take these slowly and expect icy conditions and logging equipment. There is a small creek running across Trail 101 west of Northernaire/FR144. It is marked with a barrel and will not be a problem as long as you take it slow. We hear there is open water in Iron County on corridor 19 just off our Trail 106.
Eisenstein Bushwackers and The Sno Gypsies
Yesterday groomed 80 from Boyer road to Lake shore drive Today we groomed 89-90-91 all swamps are packed and frozen There are a couple wet areas that are very sort Like less than 10 feet. There really were only 2 spots out of all our trails. Trails are pretty good for the snow we have received so far. The Toscobia getting groomed this evening. Enjoy our trail system Thank you from the gypsies
I rode the rails last night and the trails are in decent shape. Still would like to see some additional snow to make them great but still fun. The groomers are doing a fantastic job with what they have to work with.
Reporter:langlade
Trail Conditions: Early Season
Snow Cover: 2-4
Date of Report: January 11, 2019
Area Report:
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Zone A of the State-funded snowmobile trail system in Langlade County will open at 5:00 pm on Friday, January 11, 2019, with restrictions. Corridor 9 South of Hwy 64 at Polar will remain closed at this time due to inadequate snow cover. Additionally, the trail between intersections 54C and 53A will be closed due to frequent truck traffic from logging operations. Download a Langlade County Snowmobile Map by clicking here.
Trail conditions in the wooded northern and eastern parts of the county will be in fair to good condition, with the exception of low lying swamps, which may have standing water present. Trails in open fields may also be lacking in snow cover; please use extreme caution in these areas. Expect early season riding conditions throughout the trail system.
Also, these trails will be open to ATV’s after January 21, 2019, and when the temperature is less than 28 degrees. Langlade County Forestry and Recreation Department
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Reporter:Holly t
Trail Conditions: Early Season
Snow Cover: Hard base with most areas. Covered with SNOW
Date of Report: January 11, 2019
Area Report:
VILAS COUNTY TRAILS TO INCLUDE SNO-EAGLES TRAILS ARE OPEN!
Early Season Riding with GOOD to FAIR conditions
January 11, 2019 7:01am – 15 degrees – High of 24
Lake Effect Snow again yesterday. Not much but a little everyday & we will take Temps during the day are up a little. In the 20’s during the day for the next few days. May have a pop on Monday to 30 during the day & 20’s at night. Then back to 20’s during the day & single digits at night. Not much in sun either which is great. SNOW isn’t going anywhere. Most trails are in GOOD CONDITION.
Riders picked up yesterday. Weekend is here so it will be busy. Stay on your side.
There is ice under the SNOW on the trails not just in the corners. At road crossings saw some areas with snirt. The roads are sanded & sleds carry that sand up onto the trail for a short distance. Have reports of a few bumpy areas. When the temps dropped into the single digits bumps can set & it takes a extra work to get smoothed out.
Heavy traffic areas like in towns are pretty good too, especially the grade heading into town. 10E after you come off the grade & head east is pretty snirty in a lot of spots until to get to Bloom Rd to the roads that take you to the one-ways near the Sports Arena. Same heading west on 70/7 the beginning section where you cross the road near the Lincoln Town Hall until you get out a bit. Lots of woods & the SNOW didn’t get in there so it fatigued out quicker.
Looks like the groomers groomed pretty much all of Sno-Eagles Country last night.
Sno-Eagles Country has 2 areas that have one-way trails. 10E is a one-way trail from the ERRA Sports Arena all the way out to Nicolet Mini Mart. So heading out east you are on the south side of the road. Heading back into town heading west you are on the north side of the road. The other is the 13’s up near Buckatabon Bridge & Bauer’s Dam area. Clearly marked with DO NOT ENTER signs. This can be dangerous.
EAGLE LAKE TRAIL & CATFISH LAKE TRAIL ARE MARKED & OPEN. Stay by the reflective orange barrels. Do not drift away from the barrels as it is not safe to do so. Remember not all lakes have trails so if you don’t see marker do not ride on it to be safe. These are the only 2 lakes that are marked in Sno-Eagles Country. No other lake trails.
Also there is a dusk to dawn speed limit of 55 MPH.
Continue DOIN’ THE SNOW DANCE & THINK COLD!
See ya on the trails!
Holly Tomlanovich
Sno-Eagles, Inc.
PROUD GROOMERS OF THE SNOWMOBILE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD® – Eagle River
Phone Trail Updates 715.479.5185
Sno-Eagles Snowmobile Club
News and Reports:
Wednesday & Thursday – Trail Rides – Meet at the Historic Railroad Depot on “the grade” Trail 13/3 at 9am. Contact Club Pres., Howard Wolf 262.442.4876
Friday-Sunday, January 11-12 – Vintage Snowmobile Championship Races – World Championship Derby Complex
Thursday, January 17 – Sno-Eagles General Member meeting – ER VFW – 6:15pm appetizers with meeting at 7pm
Thursday-Sunday, January 17-21 – World Championship Snowmobile Derby – World Championship Derby Complex
Saturday, January 26 – SNO (Saturday Night Out) – White Stag(7141 Hwy 17 N, Sugar Camp, WI) – 5:30pm Social time – 6:00pm Dinner
VILAS COUNTY TRAILS TO INCLUDE SNO-EAGLES TRAILS ARE OPEN!
Early Season Riding with GOOD to FAIR conditions
January 11, 2019 7:01am – 15 degrees – High of 24
Lake Effect Snow again yesterday. Not much but a little everyday & we will take Temps during the day are up a little. In the 20’s during the day for the next few days. May have a pop on Monday to 30 during the day & 20’s at night. Then back to 20’s during the day & single digits at night. Not much in sun either which is great. SNOW isn’t going anywhere. Most trails are in GOOD CONDITION.
Riders picked up yesterday. Weekend is here so it will be busy. Stay on your side.
There is ice under the SNOW on the trails not just in the corners. At road crossings saw some areas with snirt. The roads are sanded & sleds carry that sand up onto the trail for a short distance. Have reports of a few bumpy areas. When the temps dropped into the single digits bumps can set & it takes a extra work to get smoothed out.
Heavy traffic areas like in towns are pretty good too, especially the grade heading into town. 10E after you come off the grade & head east is pretty snirty in a lot of spots until to get to Bloom Rd to the roads that take you to the one-ways near the Sports Arena. Same heading west on 70/7 the beginning section where you cross the road near the Lincoln Town Hall until you get out a bit. Lots of woods & the SNOW didn’t get in there so it fatigued out quicker.
Looks like the groomers groomed pretty much all of Sno-Eagles Country last night.
Sno-Eagles Country has 2 areas that have one-way trails. 10E is a one-way trail from the ERRA Sports Arena all the way out to Nicolet Mini Mart. So heading out east you are on the south side of the road. Heading back into town heading west you are on the north side of the road. The other is the 13’s up near Buckatabon Bridge & Bauer’s Dam area. Clearly marked with DO NOT ENTER signs. This can be dangerous.
EAGLE LAKE TRAIL & CATFISH LAKE TRAIL ARE MARKED & OPEN. Stay by the reflective orange barrels. Do not drift away from the barrels as it is not safe to do so. Remember not all lakes have trails so if you don’t see marker do not ride on it to be safe. These are the only 2 lakes that are marked in Sno-Eagles Country. No other lake trails.
Also there is a dusk to dawn speed limit of 55 MPH.
Continue DOIN’ THE SNOW DANCE & THINK COLD!
See ya on the trails!
Holly Tomlanovich
Sno-Eagles, Inc.
PROUD GROOMERS OF THE SNOWMOBILE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD® – Eagle River
Phone Trail Updates 715.479.5185
Sno-Eagles Snowmobile Club
News and Reports:
Wednesday & Thursday – Trail Rides – Meet at the Historic Railroad Depot on “the grade” Trail 13/3 at 9am. Contact Club Pres., Howard Wolf 262.442.4876
Thursday, January 17 – Sno-Eagles General Member meeting – ER VFW – 6:15pm appetizers with meeting at 7pm – Everybody Welcome!
Saturday, January 26 – SNO (Saturday Night Out) – White Stag(7141 Hwy 17 N, Sugar Camp, WI) – 5:30pm Social time – 6:00pm Dinner – Come On Join Us!
Snowmobile Information:
VILAS COUNTY TRAILS TO INCLUDE SNO-EAGLES TRAILS ARE OPEN!
Early Season Riding with GOOD to FAIR conditions
January 11, 2019 7:01am – 15 degrees – High of 24
Lake Effect Snow again yesterday. Not much but a little everyday & we will take Temps during the day are up a little. In the 20’s during the day for the next few days. May have a pop on Monday to 30 during the day & 20’s at night. Then back to 20’s during the day & single digits at night. Not much in sun either which is great. SNOW isn’t going anywhere. Most trails are in GOOD CONDITION.
Riders picked up yesterday. Weekend is here so it will be busy. Stay on your side.
There is ice under the SNOW on the trails not just in the corners. At road crossings saw some areas with snirt. The roads are sanded & sleds carry that sand up onto the trail for a short distance. Have reports of a few bumpy areas. When the temps dropped into the single digits bumps can set & it takes a extra work to get smoothed out.
Heavy traffic areas like in towns are pretty good too, especially the grade heading into town. 10E after you come off the grade & head east is pretty snirty in a lot of spots until to get to Bloom Rd to the roads that take you to the one-ways near the Sports Arena. Same heading west on 70/7 the beginning section where you cross the road near the Lincoln Town Hall until you get out a bit. Lots of woods & the SNOW didn’t get in there so it fatigued out quicker.
Looks like the groomers groomed pretty much all of Sno-Eagles Country last night.
Sno-Eagles Country has 2 areas that have one-way trails. 10E is a one-way trail from the ERRA Sports Arena all the way out to Nicolet Mini Mart. So heading out east you are on the south side of the road. Heading back into town heading west you are on the north side of the road. The other is the 13’s up near Buckatabon Bridge & Bauer’s Dam area. Clearly marked with DO NOT ENTER signs. This can be dangerous.
EAGLE LAKE TRAIL & CATFISH LAKE TRAIL ARE MARKED & OPEN. Stay by the reflective orange barrels. Do not drift away from the barrels as it is not safe to do so. Remember not all lakes have trails so if you don’t see marker do not ride on it to be safe. These are the only 2 lakes that are marked in Sno-Eagles Country. No other lake trails.
Also there is a dusk to dawn speed limit of 55 MPH.
Continue DOIN’ THE SNOW DANCE & THINK COLD!
See ya on the trails!
Holly Tomlanovich
Sno-Eagles, Inc.
PROUD GROOMERS OF THE SNOWMOBILE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD® – Eagle River
Phone Trail Updates 715.479.5185
Sno-Eagles Snowmobile Club
News and Reports:
Wednesday & Thursday – Trail Rides – Meet at the Historic Railroad Depot on “the grade” Trail 13/3 at 9am. Contact Club Pres., Howard Wolf 262.442.4876
Friday-Sunday, January 11-12 – Vintage Snowmobile Championship Races – World Championship Derby Complex
Thursday, January 17 – Sno-Eagles General Member meeting – ER VFW – 6:15pm appetizers with meeting at 7pm
Thursday-Sunday, January 17-21 – World Championship Snowmobile Derby – World Championship Derby Complex
Saturday, January 26 – SNO (Saturday Night Out) – White Stag(7141 Hwy 17 N, Sugar Camp, WI) – 5:30pm Social time – 6:00pm Dinner
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
Reporter:Threelakeswi
Trail Conditions: Good
Snow Cover: 3-8”
Date of Report: January 11, 2019
Area Report:
Here are your current conditions:
All trails are now open and groomed. Lots of icy corners, so make sure your carbides are fresh. More snow in the woods with a few bare spots closer to town. We will be out nightly working with the snow that we have.
Lakes are all marked. Remember, stay as close to the barrels as possible. If you don’t see barrels, assume they are not safe.
Please respect our private landowners and stay on the trail. We have had a couple issues this year already and it always puts our trails in danger.
Use cation at all road crossing as they are icy.
Reporter:Phil
Trail Conditions: Excellent
Snow Cover: White
Date of Report: January 10, 2019
Area Report:
Currently it’s 12 degrees and we had snow flurries on and off today.
Reporter:Manitowish Waters Chamber
Trail Conditions: Good
Snow Cover: 6″ – 10″
Date of Report: January 10, 2019
Area Report:
Our trails are currently good to very good. I’ve even heard riders use the “Ever Elusive E…….t” word. That’s what happens when you follow this recipe: take about 8″ of wet snow (over the last week), mix in some light rain for moisture and finish it with cold weather and excellent grooming! Watch the corners as they may be icy from the heavier traffic this week.
News and Reports:
A big thank you to the Manitowish Waters Chamber for mailing maps out for us and their help in reporting trail conditions. Also a huge thank you to the groomer operators who volunteer their time to make our trails the best they can be!
Snowmobile Information:
The Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters snowmobile club was founded in 1968 and is one of the oldest snowmobile clubs in existence today in Wisconsin. Located in the very northwest corner of Vilas county, Manitowish Waters borders the Lake Superior snow-belt country. With average snowfalls of 150 inches and over 25 miles of professionally groomed trails, the area is one of Vilas County’s top winter vacation areas.
The Manitowish Waters trail system is a unique hub network directly linking into 5 other trail systems. With Minocqua/Woodruff to our south, St. Germain/Eagle River to our southeast, Lake Gogebic to our north, Presque Isle/Winchester to our northeast, Mercer and Hurley to our northwest and Lac du Flambeau/Price County to our west, our area residents and guests can choose from a variety of daily or overnight destinations for scenic riding with excellent pit stops along the way.
The Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters maintain an active grooming schedule for the area’s trail system. Coordinated efforts with the surrounding communities provide continuous smoothly-groomed trails in this northwest sector. The Sno-Skeeters own and operate some of the newest grooming equipment on the market today. Support the club by attending their special events or contributing to the “trail pigs” at local establishments along the trails. Or show your support by becoming a member!
Enjoy, and please ride responsibly and safely!
Reporter:officecoordinator@cable4fun.com
Trail Conditions: Fair
Snow Cover: 2-4″ base
Date of Report: January 10, 2019
Area Report:
Reporter:Blue OxTrailriders
Trail Conditions: Fair
Snow Cover: 4-8″
Date of Report: January 10, 2019
Area Report:
Trails opened today. Trails have been groomed. Caution should be used due to some wet areas and also some patches of ice due to the thaw we had last week. Be alert to some area that may not be in good condition. Aurora area has only had one pass at it due to a groomer breakdown. be careful out there.
Reporter:info@visitashland.com
Trail Conditions: Poor
Snow Cover: 2-8 inch base
Date of Report: January 10, 2019
News and Reports:
January 10, 2019
All trails will be open, except the trail from Marengo north to the East end of Ashland, that section is closed. Trails are being groomed from Marengo South. North of Marengo is not being groomed at this time. There is a detour on 77 by Cayuga. Detour is posted. Conditions at this time are rough. Ride at your own risk.
The Tri-County Corridor is now OPEN and groomed but conditions are poor at this time for riding. The Tri-County Corridor is open from Superior to Ashland.