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Trail Report – : Antigo/Langlade County, Wisconsin – March 2, 2018

Reporter:langlade

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: 1-4

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

All public snowmobile trails in Langlade County are open.

With the warmer temperatures, expect early spring riding. The trials are generally fair to good. The trail conditions do vary across Langlade County, from poor to good. Bare spots are present in areas, particularly in the fields and exposed slopes in the wooded areas, along with some corners.

All public snowmobile trails in Langlade County are open to ATV’s, but ATV’s are not allowed on snowmobile trails when the temperature is above 28° F. UTV’s are not allowed on the Langlade County Snowmobile trail system.

Langlade County Forestry and Recreation Department

Trail Report – : Boulder Junction, Wisconsin – March 2, 2018

Reporter:boulderwi

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: 10-12 inches

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

Trail report for March 2, 2018 Poor to Fair condition. The weather sure has not been good to us lately. We did receive a couple of inches of snow yesterday, but it won’t help all that much. It is expected to be in the 40’s over the weekend and it’s going to melt a lot of snow. We will have to see how bad it will get. The trails seem to be pretty good out in the woods but around town they are very bare and poor. We have our biggest fundraiser this Saturday at Gooch’s Bar- Cabin Fever Party. Please come out and join us for a lot of fun. We have a great dinner and a lot of prizes to win. Remember to be safe, ride right, and enjoy the ride.

Jim (Hammy) Hamilton-BJSC President

Check out snow conditions by viewing our WEBCAM located outside the Chamber office on Hwy M.

Join us for these upcoming events:

March 3: Boulder Junction Snowmobile Cabin Fever Party
March 10: Support for Sight Polka Dinner & Dance
March 24: Boulder Junction Lioness Club 20th Annual Easter Bunny Breakfast & Egg Hunt

Trail Report – : Tomahawk, Wisconsin – March 2, 2018

Reporter:AOXEN

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: up to 15 inches

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

Date of Report: March 2,2018
Area Report:

This report is dated Friday, March 2,2018.

All Lincoln County snowmobile trails are OPEN. The trails are being reported in POOR –GOOD condition. There still may be icy corners. Wooded trails are much better.

Please be aware of trail closed signs, stay on marked trails ONLY and respect private land. Use extreme caution and expect early season riding conditions throughout the trail system.

Trails designated as winter ATV trails in these areas are open for ATV use. All trails are closed for ATV use when the temperature is above 28 degrees F.

For more information please go to : www.co.lincoln.wi.us or call trail hotline at 715-539-1033.

Oneida County Funded Snowmobile Trail System (as administered by the Oneida County Forestry, Land, & Recreation Department)are OPEN for the 2017-2018 winter season. The trails are in POOR-GOOD condition. There still may be icy corners. Wooded trails are much better.

As always, the Oneida County Forestry, Land, & Recreation Department recommends staying on clearly marked trails. Always exercise caution when riding a snowmobile. The trails can be in rough, early season condition. Snowmobilers are urged to stay on marked trails.

For more detailed information on Oneida County Snowmobile trail riding opportunities, contact the local snowmobile club in the area that you would like to ride, the Oneida County Chamber of Commerce, or the Oneida County Forestry, Land, & Recreation Department.

Contact Information: Oneida County Snowmobile Council President, Jim Wendt 715-891-1610 Oneida County Chamber of Commerce, 715-365-7464

Trail Report – : Western UP, Michigan – March 2, 2018

Reporter:Western U.P. Snowmobile Report

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 9-24

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

Western U.P. Trail Report – Western U.P. Bureau – 03/02

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:
Temps for the next few days will be near 40 with lows in the 20’s. With our temp near 40 grooming will take place at night. Expect some rougher trails later in the day with traffic and grooming only at night. Use caution on corners they may be icy. Make sure you ride on your side of the trail, we want everyone to be safe.

PLEASE STAY ON TRAILS. WE HAVE BEEN GETTING COMPLAINTS THAT SOME HAVE NOT BEEN STAYING ON TRAILS, RIDING ON UNMARKED TRAILS CAN LOSE EASEMENT FOR OUR TRAIL SYSTEM SO PLEASE STAY ON TRAILS!!!!!!

THE GOGEBIC RANGE TRAIL AUTHORITY REPORTS:

Trail 2 from Hurley to Ramsay US-2 Crossing is good. Watch for Icy corners as you head east out of Ironwood! As you depart Ironwood past Walmart heading east the horseshoe-turns around the Transfer Station are getting icy, please ride right & ride cautiously
The rail-bed trail ENDS on the east side of the Keystone Bridge. The club grooms the bridge to maintain it for local access. The “old” trail to Wakefield is closed east of Verona Road. Tickets will be issued if you ride on this closed trail.

Trail 2 from Ramsay Crossing to Wakefield is good. The trail has improved dramatically this week with all the fresh snow, but the corners are icy and by midday we expect the traffic to have swept the corners. There have been several near-miss accidents due to riders not riding on their side of the trail or blowing through icy corners. We need everyone to ride safely through there at a reasonable speed to keep everyone safe. The hill climbs to Indianhead Big Snow Resorts are snow packed and smooth.

Trail 2 from Wakefield to Marenisco is very good. There is active construction 5 miles east of Wakefield use caution. Watch for icy corners from Wakefield to US HWY. 2 trail crossing.

Trail 8 from Bingo’s to Tula Crossing is very good. The trail has lots of snow on it and is a wide seasonal county road that is not plowed and makes for a fun trail ride.

Trail 160 from Walmart to Montreal River(WI) is good. This is a very scenic trail with spectacular views. ENJOY!! There is logging near the Lake Road area, please slow down, remember logging trucks have the right of way.

Trail 11S is good to good. The first 2 miles of the trail as it heads south towards Wisconsin from Trail 2 is plowed due to logging. Please yield to all commercial truck traffic. The trail is in great shape and is groomed from the Vilas County Wisconsin Line to Trail 2 completely, regularly. There are still a few thin areas and areas that need more brushing but the trail is fantastic.

LAKE GOGEBIC AREA GROOMER REPORT

Wednesday, February 28
Gogebic Area Groomers are reporting all trails right now to be in good to very good condition. Trails are very hard with all the thawing and freezing and there are some icy spots/corners. Groomers were out last night and every trail was groomed, and as long as temps drop below freezing – groomers will be able to get out. We’ve got a good base, our nights are cold. We are experiencing typical late season conditions – temps in the 30’s during the day and teens at night.

U.P. THUNDER RIDERS OF WATERSMEET GROOMERS REPORT:

Groomers ran the whole trail system Tuesday the 27, our trail conditions range from very good to poor. Poor areas are around town and on roadside trails
Trail 2 east of Watersmeet – to the 107 – poor – snirty/dirty as you leave watersmeet
Trail 3 south of Watersmeet to WI – good -this trail gets tons of traffic and it gets rough between groomings use caution over the bridges
Trail 3 north of trail 2 to bond falls – fair – with icy/dirty corners
Trail 3 north of Bond falls – good with icy corners
Trail 2 west of Watersmeet – good – there is a wet area about 20miles west of Watersmeet where water is on the trail there are signs so please use caution
Trail 13 south of trail 2 – good with icy corners

PLEASE STAY ON MARKED TRAILS. RIDING ON UNMARKED TRAILS CAN RESULT IN THE CLUB LOSING EASEMENT OF THAT TRAIL AND YOU POSSIBLE GETTING A TICKET…..

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Trail Report – : Phelps, Wisconsin – March 2, 2018

Reporter:surtrac

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 20+”

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

8:00 AM +7 clear
With about 2-3 inches of new snow yesterday morning our trails
along with most other area trails are in good to very good condition.
Temps are forecast to be in the low 40’s for the next few days and in
the mid 20’s at nite.Trails in the woods should remain in good condition
those trails around towns are thin so be cautious.
Dick

Trail Report – : Hayward / Sawyer County, Wisconsin – March 2, 2018

Reporter:haywardlakes

Trail Conditions: Excellent

Snow Cover: 4 to 10 inches base

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

Hello Riders!

Good news to all that have been eagerly awaiting a trail report after having some warm days! Your patience has paid off as we come with good news! The reports from around the county are that trails are good to excellent still! Fortunately because we received such an accumulation last week that snow was a blessing that will bring riding through the rest of the week and weekend!

With that said, there are going to be some areas that are not ideal but certainly passable. These areas include road connectors and trails along the road sides or out in the open in the direct sun light. There will be soft snow and/or bareness in these areas as well as at intersections.

But wooded trails still have a 10-15″ base and the lakes are wonderful! So while mapping out your weekend ride look to the woods and lakes and minimize trails that are on or near the roads. The season isn’t over yet so hop on your sled and get out and ride this weekend!

Surrounding counties are also reporting to be good to excellent.

Thank you to all club members, volunteers and groomers. And thank you to all of you for choosing Sawyer County as your riding destination.

Trail Report – : Three Lakes – Brule River, Wisconsin – March 2, 2018

Reporter:Threelakeswi

Trail Conditions: Good

Snow Cover: 12-15″ in the woods

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

Here are your current conditions:
Mother Nature have is 3-4″ of snow yesterday. This really helped freshen the trails up. Along with single digits in temperature overnight and our continuing grooming efforts trails should be pretty good throughout the weekend. You will find a dirty spot, and roads will be a challenge, but it is march and that is expected. It’s not over yet.

Lakes are all marked, please stay close to barrels.

Please visit our Facebook page for more info.

Trail Report – : Sugar Camp, Wisconsin – March 2, 2018

Reporter:Matt Winters

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: 4″-6″ woods areas

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

Trails in sugar camp are in fair riding conditions. The recent warm temps in the mid 40’s all this week have taken a toll on snow conditions on the trails. You will encounter alot of snirty conditions out there along with some burn thru from the sun in certain areas showing some dirt. Also be aware of water standing on trails from melting snow you will have to do alittle driving around these areas to stay out of the dirt so maintain reasonable speeds. This is also occurring in swampy & low lying areas.All lakes are still safe to cross so stay close to orange barrels. Temps will be in the mid 40’s the rest of the week into the weekend so get out & ride while we got the snow! United we trail divided we fail!

Trail Report – : Eagle River, Wisconsin – March 2, 2018

Reporter:Holly t

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: Hard ice base – Some new snow

Date of Report: March 2, 2018

Area Report:

March 2, 2018 – 6:40am

VILAS COUNTY TRAILS ARE OPEN
Snowmobile Trails Can Remain Open Until Midnight March 31st
Conditions permitting

Chilly 8 degrees this morning! Winter might just be back! 39 for a high today. Yesterday fine wet SNOW fell. Heavy at times. It was not sticking at first. All in all about east of Eagle River maybe an inch remained on the ground. Next forecast SNOW is set for Monday & Tuesday according the the Weather guys. Stay tuned.

Trail on average are FAIR. In town trails are POOR. What was very mushy & water is frozen at this point this morning. So conditions are really icy. Many of the road trails for the most part have no snow on them. Especially those running north & south. Moving out of town conditions improve but it is a struggle to get to them without a bit of adventure sledding. In woods trails particularly way out east, north & southwest are FAIR with even some areas of GOOD but this is getting far & few between. Trailering & dropping off to ride might be good.

Last night the Groomer Drivers were out & groomed all of Sno-Eagles Trails in Eagle River. All set for the beginning of the weekend.

The section of the Chanticleer Inn Trail off of Trail 10E that takes riders to Eagle is mushy & wet at the entrance heading to the lake but is passable. Trail Boss is monitoring that area and will close if conditions continue.

Trail 1N logging operation continues in the section between the Town of Washington Town Hall & Eagle Lake. With the log piles and icy grainy conditions in that section it would be good to slow down. Minimal grooming due to the logging operation.

Catfish Lake Loop & Eagle Lake Trails are marked with orange easy to see reflective barrels. Please stay by the barrels to be safe. Reminder that the Catfish Lake Trail that ran from Braywood to Lumpy’s is not open. Please do not trespass on private land.

To keep the riding season going it’s going to take everyone Doin’ the SNOW Dance & THINKING COLD!!

See ya on the trails again real soon!
Holly Tomlanovich
Communications Chair
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:

March 6 – Board of Directors meeting Snowmobile Hall of Fame – 7pm
March 15 – Membership meeting Eagle Waters – election of officers and Board of Directors – Snacks at 6:30pm with meeting at 7pm
March 31 – Saturday Night Out at Lumpy’s – 5:30pm

Snowmobile Information:

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

Trail Report – : Manitowish Waters, Wisconsin – March 1, 2018

Reporter:Manitowish Waters Chamber

Trail Conditions: Fair

Snow Cover: 16-22 inches

Date of Report: March 1, 2018

Area Report:

We got an inch of snow or so last night, hard to believe that little bit really helped. Our groomer was out early this morning and said the trails look pretty good. Overall I would call our trails fair, with some areas being good. Get out there and enjoy the ride!

News and Reports:

A huge thank you to all who attended the Winterfest Rendezvous and those who purchased tickets on our Arctic Cat Raffle. Congratulations to winner Dave Mueller! Dave is a club member and helps out at Our Duck Race!

Thank you to all of our volunteers that made our event a huge success! Some of these guys took 2 days off of work to help set the tent and organize everything. This is a lot of work, but so rewarding to know that it went so well! Proceeds from the Winterfest and raffles go towards trail maintenance!

I am proud of how everyone pitched in to make this such a great event: from the people and businesses who donated raffle items, to those who attended and purchased raffle tickets and especially the volunteers! We look forward to next years events!

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. Manitowish Waters , Wisconsin - Snowmobiling Conditions & News

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!