Minocqua Forest Riders Snowmobile Club Grooming For You is What We Do!
A huge THANK YOU to ALL GROOMERS AND THOSE THAT BRUSH THE TRAILS DURING THE OFF SEASON!!!
We appreciate the enormous amount of personal time it takes to take care of the trails!!!
01/29/2022 - 3rd Annual Northwoods Cruise for Cancer Ride
Check it out! Watch Channel 12 WJFW on Monday, January 10th at 4:00 on Up North at 4 as Ed and Deb Rohowetz discuss the upcoming Northwoods Cruise for Cancer snowmobile event January 29th!
2022 Raffle - Open to the Public!!
Renew your club membership in order to get your trail pass through AWSC. PROCESSING TIMES: Renewals ~24 hrs. New memberships ~72 hours to process.
Sponsor Spotlight
Please patronize the business sponsors that provide support to the Minocqua Forest Riders
Weekly Snowmobile Ride
Weekly Trail Report
Equipment/Maintenance Night Canceled for Tuesday, 1/18/2022
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166 Miles of Groomed Trails
Help Support Our Trails
The Minocqua Forest Riders maintain over 166 miles of snowmobile trails in the area. We have members throughout Oneida and Vilas Counties, as well as from many other areas all over Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, and Michigan. These Legendary Northwood Trails are groomed several times a week 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!!!
Weekly Equipment Maintenance Work Nights
Contact: Danny Ziehmke - interstateaggregate@gmail.com / Cell: 608.209.8505
Weekly work nights take place typically on Tuesday's. Please check the website calendar for updates/changes.
In support of our motto, “GROOMING FOR YOU IS WHAT WE DO”, the Minocqua Forest Riders remain committed to manage and maintain our scenic trails. To this end, there is a variety of equipment necessary to accomplish this annual responsibility. Current club equipment values $800,000. Maintaining this investment is important to ensure annual trail preparation and continued maintenance throughout the season.
