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Trail Report – : Neillsville, Wisconsin – October 6, 2021

Reporter:Neillsville Granton Trailbusters

Trail Conditions: Closed

Snow Cover: 0″

Date of Report: October 6, 2021

Area Report:

TRAIL CONDITIONS

All Clark County snowmobile trails are CLOSED.  Riding on CLOSED trails is trespassing and fines apply, not to mention it could cause long term trail closures from unhappy landowners!

Snowmobile Information:

Our club has been active for 33 years now.  We started out as a small club in 1988 named The Neillsville Rec Riders, designing ATV routes that accessed the Clark County Forest Trail System, via roads.  We then created our first cross county un-groomed snowmobile and winter ATV trail system from Neillsville to Granton.  In 1993 we purchased a used Bombardier groomer to start grooming our trail for snowmobiling.  In 1996 we expanded our snowmobile and winter ATV trail system from Neillsville to the Clark County Forest Trail near Hatfield. 

    In 1997 we added a tractor and new drag to our grooming fleet to keep up with the grooming schedule.  In 1999 we further expanded our growing trail system with a snowmobile trail running from Granton to Sherwood.  In 2001 we made a big achievement in trail devolpement by creating a snowmobile trail from Neillsville to Loyal, giving us a total of 56 miles in groomed snowmobile trails across private lands.   In 2002 we had to add a second tractor and drag to keep up with the high grooming demand.  After receiving heavy, drifting snows during the ’06-’08 seasons while continuing to get stuck with our tractors, we felt the need to add a newer tracked groomer to our fleet.

  We purchased a Piston Bully trailer groomer to keep up with the demanding trail grooming where our tractors fell short, in deep snow and eliminated 1 tractor and drag!  We groom our trails 20′ wide where ever possible and they are the best marked in the county, you won’t get lost on our trail system!   In 2010, we had to cease the operation of winter ATV use on all of our snowmobile trails, due to increasing abuse from disrespectful ATV’ers creating problems on private lands. Moving forward in 2011 we strive to keep up with the best snowmobile trails in the county and that is out main focus moving on.  Upgrading in 2017 we purchased a 2007 Prinoth BR180 tracked groomer adding two tracked machines to our fleet.

 The Clark County Forest ATV and Snowmobile Trails are maintained by the Parks and Forest Department as well as the 9 other clubs that maintain the rest of the trails in Clark County.  Our club would not be where it is today without the help and permission of the 89 landowners who allow us to cross their lands.  With out them we would have no trails.  All of our members that help out, donate their time and it is much appreciated when we get compliments on how well of a job we have done.

Trail Report – : Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin – September 6, 2021

Reporter:Toulish1

Trail Conditions: No Snow

Snow Cover: Imaginary

Date of Report: September 6, 2021

Area Report:

This morning it is 54 degrees, and the fall tinge is in the air. Wanted to test out my link, and put out the word that winter is coming, and snowmobile clubs need you. From brush clearing, to bridge and road repair, to signing and grooming, a great group of volunteers make it happen every year. It is a great way to learn how the trails you ride on, are put there to be enjoyed.You also meet a lot of great people around the state.The Northern Hornshoes are currently selling raffle tickets at various establishments, and we will also have a booth at the Wild Rice Festival in Lac Du Flambeau September 18, 2021, and also at the Minoqua Beef Festival September 25. Stop and see us. There will be club membership information available. Mark

Trail Report – : Hayward / Sawyer County, Wisconsin – March 18, 2021

Reporter:haywardlakes

Trail Conditions: Closed

Snow Cover: 0

Date of Report: March 18, 2021

Area Report:

The Sawyer County Snowmobile Trail System is now most likely CLOSED for the season.  Please respect our landowner’s property and stay off the trails when they are closed.  Thank you to all of our landowners and snowmobile club members who make our trails possible.  We look forward to seeing you next season!

Trail Report – : Hayward / Sawyer County, Wisconsin – March 15, 2021

Reporter:haywardlakes

Trail Conditions: Closed

Snow Cover: 0

Date of Report: March 15, 2021

Area Report:

The Sawyer County Snowmobile Trail System is now most likely CLOSED for the season.  Please respect our landowner’s property and stay off the trails when they are closed.  Thank you to all of our landowners and snowmobile club members who make our trails possible. 

Trail Report – : Phelps, Wisconsin – March 14, 2021

Reporter:Phelps Snowmobile Club

Trail Conditions: Closed

Snow Cover: 0-8″

Date of Report: March 14, 2021

Area Report:

Thank you all for those of you lucky enough to ride the Phelps area trails.  Our Groomer operators did an excellent considering the snow conditions they had to work through this past season. The Phelps trails were some of the best in the state and the nation.  We apperciate are visitors and hope that you find your back to Phelps in the coming years. Just giving you a warning, Only 9 more months till the trails should open back up.  Make plan s now and stay safe and healthy till we see you again.  If you don’t belong to a snowmobile club, please consider doing so.  Help supprt our trails. 

Trail Report – : Kenosha County, Wisconsin – March 13, 2021

Reporter:Nick

Trail Conditions: Closed

Snow Cover: Zero !

Date of Report: March 13, 2021

Area Report:

Well folks it looks like ita all over but the shouting. It was a banner year will many firsts

  1. we had over 30 days of contiuous snowmobiling in Kenosha County
  2. Our groomers spent over 200 hours of combined grooming time.
  3. The Twin Runners Club received approval for an addtional 9 miles of  funded trails.
  4. The DNR reported that they rode over 243 mies patrolling the trails.
    1. 134 contacts were made (this includes all conatct with riders)
    2. 11 citations …most of which were safty violations
    3. 38 warnings were issued

Unfortuantely not a first, we have been bothered by tresspassing again this year. Not only in Kenoshga County 

but statewide.  In fact it has become so troubling that the AWSC and the DNR are working together to try and find a solution for the epidemic.  Kenosha County’s inability to connect with the Racine County east of I 94 is a direct result of tresspassing. This hurts us all. If you see it speak up !   Report it !  Constantly remind people of the cost to all.

Have a safe summer ! See you in the fall