Snowmobile Trails
Jackson County is host to over 350 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Trails are varied with over 150 miles of trail, which wind through State and County Forest lands, and 200 miles located in Wisconsin’s beautiful bluff country.

CURRENT CONDITIONS

Updated 02/08/2010

Trails east of the Black River are open and in good condition. Trails west of the Black River are open and in good to very good condition. Groomers have been out on all sections. We are expecting more snow today and tomorrow.

SNOWMOBILE REGULATIONS


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ENJOYING THE TRAILS NEAR BLACK RIVER FALLS

 Riders will find all the amenities along the trail including food, fuel and lodging. For further information please call the Black River Chamber of Commerce at (800) 404-4008.

 Maps of the trail are located at many vendors in the area for a nominal fee.

JACKSON COUNTY SNOWMOBILE PATROL

The Jackson County Sheriff's Department routinely patrols the public trails in Jackson County using two Artic Cat F5 snowmobiles. Trails are patrolled primarily on weekends and holidays.

The three most common violations are:

1. Illegal operation on roadway/highway

2. Failure to possess valid safety certificate

3. Registration violations

Please be sure to read your rule booklet before operating your snowmobile.

DON'T DRINK AND RIDE

Alcohol is involved with 80% of all snowmobile related fatalities. 

LINKS

Clark County Snowmobile Trail Info

Club Corner

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