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Local Trail Alerts
Reminder: As we are headed into the spring/summer season, please remember that most trails are not open until Memorial Day Weekend and Washburn & Sawyer County Forestry offices says they are open.
Some trails have been rerouted and will not be signed and ready to travel. Use before they are officially open, may result in the trails being permanently closed.
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Please remember to stay on the trail. Many of our trails pass through private property and can be taken away if riders abuse the use of the trails.
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With the ATV/UTV season starting soon, we get many questions about trail opening. Our unique location where four different counties boarder makes it not easy to give one correct answer. Here are links to resources in each county where you can get the most up to date information.
Sawyer County
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https://sawyercountyalliance.com/trail-conditions/
Sawyer County Snowmobile ATV Alliance Face Book (or check the blog in the upper right column of our Home page)
Hayward Lakes Visitor & Convention Bureau ATV/UTV Trail Report
Hayward Lakes Visitor & Convention Bureau Snowmobile Trail Report
Flambeau River State Forest Trail Conditions
Tuscobia State Trail Conditions
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Washburn County
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https://www.washburncounty.org/outdoor-activities/atv-utv/
https://www.washburncounty.org/outdoor-activities/trail-conditions/
Barron County
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https://www.barroncountywi.gov/trails
https://www.visitbarroncounty.com/trails
Rusk Country
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https://ruskcountywi.com/recreation/atving/#
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Here are some additional resources for trail conditions:
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Sawyer County Forestry Department (715) 634-4846 for specific information.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources phone: (715) 266-7032
Remember: Non-Resident Trail Passes are Required for both Snowmobiles and ATVs
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Help Needed!
If you are a member and you are riding a trail to look for any damage on the trails, please write down the # of persons riding, date of the inspection, total ride time (not counting stops for food or drink) and please email us with this info. It not only helps keep our trails in the best shape possible but we also get credit for the time you have spent inspecting our trails. This only is for the Birchwood Bobcat trails.
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Thank You For Your Help!