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JUST THE FACTS
Parrish
Highlands
DISTANCE: 55 miles.
DIFFICULTY: Moderate to difficult.
TRAILHEAD LOCATION(S): The main
trailhead is located on Cty T three miles
west of Hwy 45 at Summit Lake, watch
for signs at the entrance. Trail maps are
available at that location. Other trailheads
with more limited parking are
located south of Parrish on Cty H and
northeast of Parrish on Cty Q.
SEASON: These summer-only ATV trails
are closed from December 1 to May 1.
In winter, ATVs are allowed on statefunded
snowmobile trails 10 days after
the trails are officially opened and when
the temperature is lower than 28
degrees. ATVs are not allowed in the
Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.
FEES: None.
OTHER TRAILS IN THIS REGION:
Harrison Hills ATV Trails, Oneida County
ATV trails, Augustyn Springs ATV Trail.
NOTE: These trails are old logging roads
open to other outdoor enthusiasts and
motor vehicle traffic. Logging activity
might be taking place along or near the
trail. Use caution. Also, there are few
places to refuel, so be sure to carry extra
with you.
CAUTION: These ATV trails cross the
Ice Age Trail in several places. The Ice
Age Trail is off limits to ATVs. The trail is
identified by yellow paint on trees.
AREA ATTRACTIONS: Mole Lake
Casino & Lodge in Mole Lake.
LEGEND: For a complete listing of all
icons, see page 4.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Langlade Forestry & Recreation
Department
715/627-6300
www.co.langlade.wi.us
Antigo/Langlade Chamber of
Commerce
888/526-4523
www.antigochamber.com
Langlade County
Because of its diverse terrain and
unending scenery, many consider
Parrish Highlands one of the top
trail systems in Wisconsin. Fifty-five
miles of trail here access a
portion of the 127,000-
acre Langlade County
Forest. In a word, it is
blissful riding.
Throw a leg over
your quad and listen to it
rumble as you glide through
the forest. This is terrain
made to be experienced from a
four-wheeler. Throughout the Parrish
Highlands trail system, rolling hills and tall
hardwoods greet you. In the summer, the
canopy of leaves overhead screens the
afternoon sun while framing a picture
postcard view of the forest. Around every
turn and over every hill, nature awaits.
To Harrison
Hills Trail
To Harrison
Hills Trail
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Cinder Rd.
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