Snowmobiling in North Central Wisconsin

Snowmobiling is one of the best ways to experience North Central Wisconsin in the winter. Wisconsin has 25,000 miles of some of the best snowmobile trails, hundreds of which are rural trails in the northern and central counties. If you want some winter adventure, this is the place for you! Plan your trip today and come see for yourself the best views in North Central Wisconsin.

Here are more resources for you to successfully snowmobile in North Central Wisconsin:

  • Season: Snowmobiling season is December 1st – March 31st. Note: This is subject to change depending on trail closures and weather conditions.
  • Safety: Smart riding is safe riding. Choose to slow down, be alcohol-free, and ride with others following these rules, too. First time snowmobiling? Take a safety class!
  • Rentals: Looking for where to rent snowmobiles? See below for each county’s information about snowmobiling rentals based on where you are visiting in the state.
  • Trail maps: See below for each county’s specific snowmobile trail maps based on where you are visiting in the state.
  • Snow report: Check this interactive snow report before you hit the trails. Some trails also allow ATVs at certain temperatures.
  • Wisconsin DNR regulations & laws information: trail pass requirements, registration types, & more. If you are renting a snowmobile in Wisconsin and staying on trails in Wisconsin, you do not need any additional registration or trail passes. But it's important to do research before you go.

Some of the major cities in the region that are recognizable for snowmobiling are Tomahawk in Lincoln County, Shawano in Shawano County, and Antigo in Langlade County.

But there's plenty more to explore!

Where to go Snowmobiling in Wisconsin:

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Snowmobiling in Florence County

Snowmobilers can ride nearly 200 miles of trails within Florence County and link to many more miles of trails leading northward into the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Find more information here.

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Snowmobiling in Forest County

Snowmobilers will enjoy over 400 miles of groomed trails in Forest County. Ride the 100 Mile Snow Safari through the Nicolet National Forest and enjoy a true winter adventure. Find more information about Forest County snowmobile trails and conditions here.

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Snowmobiling in Langlade County

Snowmobilers can look forward to 550 miles of snowmobile trails groomed by 10 different clubs. Here’s more information on snowmobile trails and conditions here.

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Snowmobiling in Lincoln County

Snowmobilers can ride over 330 miles of groomed trails through the forests, fields and hills of Lincoln County.

Visit Lincoln County's website for trail maps and updates

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Snowmobiling in Marinette County

Snowmobilers can enjoy adventuring through endless miles of snowmobile trails and connect to trails in bordering counties to create the perfect riding weekend. See more about trails and conditions.

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Snowmobiling in Oconto County

Snowmobilers can enjoy nearly 500 miles snowmobile trails, including the Nicolet National Forest, and the Bay of Green Bay. Oconto County is every outdoor enthusiast’s dream! Snowmobile trail reports & information.

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Oneida County is one of the best places to go for a good time on the trails. Ride as much or as little as you want—you’ll find plenty of great scenery and trailside spots to warm up and relax. Snowmobilers can ride more than 1,000 miles of outstanding Oneida County snowmobile trails. Thousands more miles of trails stretch across northern Wisconsin and into the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Groomed nightly, Oneida County snowmobile trails rank as some of the Midwest’s finest.

Snowmobile trails information.

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Snowmobiling in Portage County

When in Portage County and the Stevens Point Area, snowmobilers can enjoy over 300 miles of scenic, groomed snowmobile trails (trails map here) perfect for any and all snowmobile enthusiasts. More snowmobiling information here.

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Snowmobiling in Shawano County

Snowmobilers can ride 400 miles of groomed and marked snowmobile trails. ATVs are allowed on most of these trails as well when snowmobile trails are open and the temperature is below 28 degrees. Get a copy of the snowmobile trail map here. Find conditions reports here.

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Snowmobiling in Wood County

Snowmobilers can ride 260 miles of trails running through Wood County. Find snow reports here. More information about snowmobiling in Wood County.