Snowmobiling - Wood County Park & Forestry

Snowmobiling Announcements

  • Trail conditions can vary widely over short distances. Extra caution should be used in plowed fields as trails may be rough and reduce your speed on corners and curves due to icy conditions.
  • Please note the trail changes in the Nekoosa area and STAY ON MARKED TRAIL!!
  • ATV'S are NOT allowed on Snowmobile trails!
Snow Conditions
Powers Bluff Tubing & Skiing:
Closed for the season. Thank you!
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Snowmobile Trails:
All Wood County Snowmobile Trails are CLOSED for the season. Thank you!
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Cross-Country Skiing Trails:
Closed for the season. Thank you!
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Snowmobilers in Wood County
Snowmobilers in Wood County

Wood County has 271.1 miles of snowmobile trails to enjoy. Seven clubs make up the Wood County Snowmobile Alliance and maintain the trails. When snowmobiling, please stay on marked trails. The club information is as follows:

  • Auburndale Nite Owls
    President: Glenn Grassel
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  • Bakerville Sno Rovers
    President: Scott Hansen
    Facebook
  • Kellner Knights
    President: Dan Guck
    Website
    Facebook
  • Rudolph River Rovers
    President: George Belknap
  • Sunset Drifters
    President: Mike Hack
    Website
    Facebook
  • Vesper Snow Drifters
    President: Jeff Grimm
    Facebook
  • Yellow River Riders
    President: Mike Herzberg
    Facebook

Trail maps are available at the Wood County Park & Forestry Office and many business locations in Wood County. The most current map is also available in the following digital formats:

Snowmobile Operators

The State of Wisconsin has adopted, by legislative action, a system of funding whereby snowmobilers themselves pay for the vast network of trails that criss-cross the State. Monies are generated by snowmobile registration and by State gas taxes on the portion of the fuel used by snowmobilers. This fund is administered by the Department of Natural Resources and cooperating counties that have adopted the program. Counties contract with individuals or organizations to develop and maintain trails, usually local snowmobile clubs.

Please Note the Following:

  • Please respect all public and private property and stay on marked trails and routes.
  • Use EXTREME CAUTION on all lakes and streams. "Self-funded" and corridor trails do not cross lakes.
  • Obey all state laws and local ordinances.
  • Do not operate snowmobiles on highways and roads unless posted as a snowmobile route. Snowmobile routes on roads are designated by local ordinance.
  • All snowmobiles must have current registration.
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