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Trail Report – Jan 14, 2026

January 14, 2026

Trail Report 1/14/26 – from Club President Jerry Wakefield

It’s been warm here and we even got some rain in the past couple of days.
Yesterday, I rode all of our main corridors in our northern territory, …

Trail Grooming – Jan 12

January 12, 2026

Grooming team reports from last night and this morning’s grooming routes all report trails in Good to Very Good conditions. …

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The Minocqua Forest Riders maintain 161 miles of snowmobile trails in the area. Our members are from many areas all over Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa & Michigan as well as throughout Oneida and Vilas Counties.

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161 Miles of Groomed Trails

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The Minocqua Forest Riders maintain 161 miles of snowmobile trails in the area. Our members are from many areas all over Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa & Michigan as well as throughout Oneida and Vilas Counties.  These legendary Northwood Trails are groomed almost daily with a priority for weekend traffic.  Our trail system connects Minocqua to Price County (Pike Lake Area) on the West, North to Lac Du Flambeau (Lake of The Torches Casino and Resort), East to Minocqua, Woodruff, and Lake Tomahawk, and South to the Willow Flowage Area!!!

Always remember to stay on the trail - many miles are private property, and land owners allow us to be there!  It is a privilege that can be taken away if we are disrespectful!!

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