JUNEAU - The Dodge County snowmobile and ATV trail season is set to begin in December and will continue through March 31, pending weather conditions.

MOUNTAIN, Wis. (WBAY) - A 55-year-old Mequon man died in a snowmobile crash in Oconto County. The sheriff’s office says it appears a skid on the snowmobile struck a sign post along the trail ...

ATVs will be authorized to utilize snowmobile trails on Feb. 22. UTVs are not allowed on the Langlade County Snowmobile trail at any time system due to the weight and width of the machines.

WARREN COUNTY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — “Snowmobiling in Warren County” is a new app released in tandem by the Warren County Department of Planning and Community Development and the Warren County ...

The snowmobile Trail UP 49 from Sault Ste. Marie south toward Kinross is also closed, due to high water, with no reroutes available.

Outagamie County Parks has announced that at 7 a.m. on Jan. 14, zones 1, 3, 5, 6, and 7 will be fully open, and trails maintained by Dairyland Snowmobile Club, Black Creek Rail Riders, and Apple ...

Snowmobile trails in northern Oconto County are open and ready for business. With a signal from the cab of the groomer, Larry Mertz made his way down the trail Friday morning.

Most trails south of Suring remained closed.Most Oconto County snowmobile trails open Friday Kent Tempus Green Bay Press-Gazette 0:03 1:00 ...

OCONTO COUNTY (WLUK) -- In much of the Northwoods, it's been cold, but little snow has fallen. Snowmobile trails remain closed, and business owners are holding their breath.

RHINELANDER, Wis. (WSAW) - Oneida County snowmobile trails will open for the season at noon on Tuesday, Jan. 26. All lake trails in Oneida County remain closed and are considered unsafe until they ...

A few sections of trails are not open. Please see the accompanying map, which can also be found on the Oconto County Trail Report web page. RELATED: Swath of destruction: Macrobursts on July 19 ...

Gary Wagner, president of the Red Arrow Snowmobile-ATV Club, said that one crew came upon a 300-yard section of trail clogged by a 15-foot pile of downed trees.