Antigo/Langlade County: Visit - Live It - Love It!

Snowmobiling in Langlade County

Trail Report

We are honored that Langlade County was awarded a "Friendly Snowmobile Community" from the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs (AWSC) for 2023-2027.

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Gear up for an exhilarating ride taking advantage of more than 550 miles of beautifully groomed and well-marked trails and breathtaking scenery in Langlade County. Whether you prefer winding trails through deep green cedar forests or open fields under the clear sky, sights and opportunities are everywhere on our trails. Our clubs diligently maintain and groom the trails, offering riding experiences from former railroad grades, forest land, and wide-open spaces.

Along the trails, you'll find everything you need and desire for a great day of riding! Trailside services include dining, various lodging options, traditional Northwoods trail stops, and more.

Langlade County Trail Map!

The City of Antigo, Wisconsin, allows snowmobile access through their jurisdiction. Winter trails close to ATVs when the temperature is above 28, as damage to the packed trail can occur when temperatures rise above that point. UTVs are not allowed on the trail system.

The Langlade County Forestry and Recreation Department and 10 local snowmobile clubs develop and maintain our wonderful Langlade County and statewide trail system. These trails would not be possible without the dedicated club members and the private landowners who are gracious enough to allow trails over their properties.

Langlade County Snowmobile Clubs:

NOTICE ON TRAIL PASSES
Effective July 1, 2015, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources expanded the snowmobile trail pass requirement to include snowmobiles registered in Wisconsin and increased the nonresident snowmobile trail pass fee. Beginning with the 2015-16 snow season, all snowmobiles operating on a Wisconsin snowmobile trail or corridor must display a valid snowmobile trail pass, whether registered in Wisconsin or another state. The snowmobile trail pass is:

An annual pass is valid until June 30 each year.
Separate from snowmobile registration.
A 3" x 3" decal must be permanently affixed to the bottom center portion of the snowmobile windshield.
It is not required to operate on private property, on a snow route, or on frozen water if not on a marked corridor.

The snowmobile trail pass fee depends on whether the snowmobile for which you are purchasing the trail pass is registered in Wisconsin and whether the snowmobile owner is a member of a snowmobile club and the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs (AWSC).

Nonresident snowmobile trail pass ($50) – for a snowmobile registered in or in the process of being registered in another state, province, or country. Available online, at select agents, or by calling WDNR at 1-888-WDNRINFo (1-888-936-7463).

Wisconsin snowmobile trail pass ($30) – for a snowmobile registered in Wisconsin. Available online, at any DNR license sales agent, or by calling WDNR at 1-888-WDNRINFo (1-888-936-7463). All Wisconsin snowmobile trail passes will be shipped by US Mail within 2 business days to the address specified.

Wisconsin snowmobile trail passes for club members ($10) – for a snowmobile registered in Wisconsin and owned by a person who is both a member of a snowmobile club and a member of AWSC. Available only through AWSC via their website, mail, phone, or in person from their office. Please visit www.awsc.org for more details.

Go to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Snowmobiling Page for more information.

Antigo/Langlade County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center
1005 S. Superior Street
Antigo, WI 54409

Phone:
888.526.4523
715.623.4134
Fax: 715.623.4135