UPDATE: 2/19/2025
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Snowmobile Trails - Will be partially OPEN at 8am Friday, February 14, 2025
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TRAILS OPEN
UPDATE 2/19: Neillsville-Granton Trailbusters will open their trails at 8am Friday 2/21. All of Loyals club trails are open as of 2/18. GWR Riders (Greenwood-Willard-Rock Dam) opened their trails on 2/17. All other clubs are open, including … Thorp, Curtiss (Boomtown), Dorchester, Colby, Riplinger, Spencer, and All Clark Co. Forest trails are now open including the trails south of Hwy 10.
TRAILS REMAINING CLOSED
UPDATE 2/19: All of Neillsville-Granton Trailbusters trails are closed until 8am Friday February 21st.
ATV/UTV use is not permitted at this time.
Expect poor, early season riding conditions. Use extreme caution when riding. There are areas with icy patches, thin base, very rough agricultural fields. Grooming operations will be taking place. Riders must yield to all groomers. Remember that riding on closed trails is trespassing. Please stay on the trail and respect the private landowners that allow snowmobiling on their property.
Logging Activity
Please use caution while riding trails in the Clark County Forest. There are several areas where logging operations are taking place. Trucks will be hauling on forest roads and snowmobile trails. Some snowmobile trails are plowed. Please slow down, yield to logging equipment and use caution.
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Clark County trails are subject to periodic closure; for updates on recent closures and/or openings please contact the Forestry and Parks Department at 715-743-5140, or visit the county website at www.clarkcountywi.gov for more information on our trail system.
Trail Conditions
Please check out Travel Wisconsin (click on winter snow report at the top of the page) or dial (715) 743-5140 for current trail updates.
About
Clark County offers more than 370 miles of well-groomed snowmobile trails. The trails meander through the nearly 135,000 acre County Forest, as well as the many wood-lots and rolling farmlands. Private and public lands provide the links to several communities as you traverse through the trail system. Clark County snowmobile trails serve as a major link to the state corridor network and adjoining counties. Please be aware that while some of the snowmobile trails allow for winter ATV use, UTV's are not allowed on the trail system during the winter.
Access Points
Convenient trail access points are located throughout Clark County. Corridor and connector trails provide you with endless opportunities to include our exceptional snowmobile trails in your winter plans.
Safety First
Clark County urges everyone to abide by State and County Regulations. Snowmobile travel is only allowed on the designated trails and routes that are OPEN. Please respect the landowner's property. Without landowner's permission the trail system would not be possible.
BE SMART - BE PREPARED - BE CAREFUL - HAVE FUN
WDNR Information
For information regarding licensing of Snowmobiles for use in Wisconsin and specific rules and regulations concerning snowmobile use, please contact the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources at (888)-936-7463.
Snowmobile Club Links
Clark County Snowmobile Council