Trail Conditions: Early Season
Snow Cover: 2-5
Date of Report: January 13, 2026
Area Report:
BY CONFIRMATION OF THE LANGLADE COUNTY SNOW COUNCIL, ZONE A (North Forest Zone) OF THE LANGLADE COUNTY SNOWMOBILE TRAIL SYSTEM, INCLUDING STATE FUNDED TRAILS, ARE SCHEDULED TO REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14TH, AT 12:00 P.M. (NOON)
Additionally, the trail segment between intersections 41A and 42B in Zone B will open to snowmobile traffic.
ATVs are not allowed on snowmobile trails until 10 days after the opening of the snowmobile trails and are not allowed on the trails when the temperature is above 28° F. ATVs will be authorized to utilize snowmobile trails on January 24, 2026. UTVs are not allowed on the Langlade County Snowmobile trail system at any time due to the weight and width of the machines.
The Langlade County Snowmobile clubs, sponsors, and operators of the existing trails have put in many volunteer hours brushing, signing, and grooming to provide snowmobile trails for your use. Please support the snow clubs, thank them for their efforts, and patronize their business sponsors.
All lake trails in Langlade County are considered unsafe and should not be utilized until they have been clearly marked by a local snowmobile club. As always, the Langlade County Forestry, Parks & Recreation Department recommends riders stay on clearly marked trails, ride safe, and ride “right”.
The snowmobile clubs spend a considerable amount of time working with landowners to be able to provide the exceptional trail system we have. Please respect private property and the efforts of the clubs to access private property; use of trails across private lands is a privilege. Always exercise caution when riding a snowmobile. The trails are in early-season condition and are variable across the County depending upon snow depth and base thickness.
For questions regarding specific trail conditions, please contact the local snowmobile club or visit their social media accounts, or go to www.langladecounty.org/resources/trail-reports/. You may also contact the Forestry, Parks, and Recreation at 715-627-6300.
We hope that you enjoy the Langlade County trail system this winter. Thank you for supporting the economy and businesses of Langlade County!
Al Murray
Forest, Parks and Recreation Administrator