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Reported by:	Iron River Area Chamber of Commerce
Date of Report:	March 12, 2010
Trail Conditions:	Not Rideable
Snow Cover:	0 to 5 inches inches
Area Report:	Temps in the upper 40's to 50 for daytime and in the upper twenties to mid thirties at night. Rain has fallin the past 2 days which pretty much took care of the remaining snow on the trails. This trail report comes to you from Sue Strohecker, Vice President of Iron River Snowmobilers,also wife of the groomer, and will be updated as trail conditions change. **** Trails will be closed on March 15 ***
News and Events:	REMINDER: If your machine is registered in any other state but Wisconsin, you must purchase a Non-Resident 2010 Trail Pass Sticker @ $35.00. These can be purchased at the Chamber office or thru the WI DNR website or any where you can purchase a hunting/fishing license.Your machine must be registered in your home state with current stickers displayed and proof of registration. Check us out at www.VisitIronRiver.com for all lodging information. 100% of the Lodging establishments are on the trail system and have direct access.Come stay and play, you won't regret it!
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Almost every snowmobiler in the Midwest is aware of the fantastic winter playground found near the the Iron River area of Bayfield County. Hundreds of miles of wilderness trails provide tours through this area’s natural beauty, beckoning riders to return year after year.

Bayfield County welcomes winter snow enthusiasts to their winter paradise. A special treat for riders can be found on Trail 63, which travels from Hayward north through Cable, Drummond and Grandview as it continues on toward Mason. Along this trail riders will cross three refurbished railroad trestles, the 200 foot Namakagon River Bridge, 585 foot 18 Mile Creek Bridge, and the 325 foot White River Ramblers Snowmobile Bridge, each providing an awesome view.

Trail 7 traveling east from Cable brings riders to the scenic Lake Namakagon, the 10th largest natural lake in Wisconsin. From here a trek south on Trail 8 provides an excellent opportunity to view wildlife as riders travel along the Rock Lake Semi-Primitive Area.

Trails lead in all directions in this scenic Chequamegon National Forest region offering unlimited choices. When staying in this area, snowmobiles are the only transportation you will need since almost everything is accessible via snowmobile. Excellent lodging with roaring fireplaces and great food can be found trailside through out this region.

The Iron River Area is your premier snowmobile destination for Northern Wisconsin. We offer miles and miles of "smooth as a baby's behind" trails and the friendliest lodging, dining, and entertaining establishments in the state. Many, many folks tell us that we have the best trails they've ever ridden on!

All of this and more is set against the winter splendor of the Chequamegon National Forest. With almost a million acres, the National Forest offers the best in Midwest snowmobiling without the crowds of more widely known destinations! The Iron River Wisconsin Area also makes an excellent jump-off point to some other great Wisconsin riding, including Hurley, Hayward, and the rest of Bayfield County. This winter, come join us in the Iron River Area of Northwest Wisconsin!