Latest Trail Report - Oneida County PSA

Public Service Announcement

 

DATE:                   March 7, 2024

TO:                        News Media (and other interested parties)

FROM:                 Oneida County Snowmobile Council (OCSC)

RE:                        Oneida County Snowmobile Trail System

 

The OCSC met on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, and voted unanimously to NOT open the Oneida County state funded and club funded trails for the remainder of the 2024 snowmobile season.

 

After careful consideration, the council felt there would be a negative impact to landowner properties and there could be an inability of clubs to prepare for any significant snowfall safely. The lack of adequate preparation could lead to poor riding conditions and potential damage to landowner property and grooming equipment.

The snow season of 2023-2024 will undoubtedly go down as one of the worst in recent years and member clubs are very considerate of all landowners and folks impacted by the lack of any significant snow. We all hope to not ever see another snow season like this one!

Thank you to all who support snowmobiling in Oneida County!!

Any questions or comments can be directed to OCSC President – Jim Wendt @ 715-891-1610

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AWSC Information

AWSC Membership $13.00 per year July 1 - June 30
You must be an AWSC member AND a member of a club to purchase a discounted trail pass.  

Trail pass cost with AWSC & club membership is $10 per sled

Trail pass cost without AWSC & club membership is $30 per sled

1.)  Renew your club membership first. 

  • We send in your AWSC membership renewal on the 1st and the 15th of each month until the trails open.  Once the trails open, AWSC membership renewal information is sent in more frequently.  
  • After AWSC receives your renewal, it takes ~1-2 days to process the paperwork and activate memberships.  New members will take ~3 days.

2.)  Log onto AWSC.org, to purchase your discounted trail pass (after you receive your AWSC confirmation). 

You need your AWSC membership number AND current snowmobile registration.  
Your AWSC membership number does not change from year to year and can be found on your Wisconsin Snowmobile News Magazine

  • Credit card payments are the quickest method. 
  • If you pay by check and mail in your form:  Be sure your name and address is EXACTLY what the WI DNR has on file, or the form will be returned by AWSC.  Both snowmobile club & AWSC memberships must be current.
  • AWSC no longer mails the yellow AWSC membership cards
  • Trail passes cannot be picked up in person
  • You can legally ride with your trail pass receipt
  • US Mail delivery can take up to 21 days
  • Call the AWSC office within 30 days of order date if your trail pass has not arrived by mail
  • No refunds

The age of your snowmobile matters:
If your snowmobile is 35 years old or Older, a trail pass is NOT REQUIRED 

AWSC NOTICE REGARDING TRAIL PASSES / View Notice

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