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22. TUSCOBIA STATE TRAIL800/269-4505, 715/532-437274 miles of multi-use railbed trail connectingRice Lake with Park Falls.Traverses the Blue Hills, the FlambeauState Forest and the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. (Note: the westernmost10 miles of the trail are closedto ATVs.) ATV trail open 4/15-11/15, notrail pass required. Call ahead for conditions.Access in Park Falls, Draper,Winter, Ojibwa, Radisson, Birchwoodand Rice Lake.23. VALHALLA ATV TRAILWashburn Ranger District715/373-2667A loop trail, approximately 16 miles inlength. The surface is loose sand andthe trail is heavily forested with goodviewpoints atop the Old Valhalla Ski Hill.Access at the Valhalla Recreation Area,9 miles Northwest of Washburn onCounty Road C.24. WASHBURN ATV TRAILWashburn Ranger District/Bayfield COC800/472-6338, 715/373-26679 miles of scenic trail on an old railroadbed used during the logging days.Route runs through the Township ofBayview to the City of Washburn. Call tobe sure trail is open. Access the trailjust north of the Valhalla RecreationalArea parking lot, National Forest Road696; follow route signs.25. WILD RIVERS STATE TRAILWashburn County Forestry Dept.715/635-449096 miles of former railbed trail from RiceLake to just south of Superior. TraversesBarron, Washburn and Douglas counties.Intersects with the Tuscobia StateTrail north of Rice Lake and the St. CroixNational Scenic RIverway at Gordon andSolon Springs. State trail pass required.Call ahead to check availability. Accessat Rice Lake, Sarona, Spooner, Trego,Minong, and Superior.Northeast26. AUGUSTYN SPRING ATV TRAILLanglade County Forestry & Parks715/627-630016-mile looped trail. Located in theTown of Ainsworth, north of Pearson inLanglade Co.27. HARRISON HILLS ATV TRAILLincoln Co. Forestry & Parks715/536-0327198.5 miles (50+ miles for summer) oftrail on county forest land. Connectswith the Parrish Highlands Trail inneighboring Langlade County.28. FLORENCE COUNTY ATV TRAILS715/528-3294More than 200 miles of ATV trailsthrough the Spread Eagle Barrens, theNicolet National Forest. The northernsegment of the Nicolet State Trail islocated in the county, with a trailhead inTipler. Check out the 17-acre ATV parkon the south side of Florence. FlorenceCounty trails connect to Marinette andForest Counties and Iron County inMichigan.29. FOREST COUNTY ATV TRAILSForest Co. Forestry Dept.715/478-34758 miles of looped trail on county forestlands. Located 3 miles south ofCrandon.30. KEWAUNEE COUNTY ATVTRAILSKewaunee County Parks & Recreation920/388-719920 miles of trail on 287 acres of woodedand rolling terrain located in theKewaunee County ATV Park.31. LINCOLN COUNTY ATV TRAILS800/569-2160, 715/453-5334Approximately 175 miles of groomedATV trails in the winter months. The scenictrails traverse glacial moraine, hardwoodforests, cedar swamps, farmfields, small streams and lakes. An 20-mile summer ATV trail connects withLanglade County’s ATV trail system.32. LITTLE RICE ATV TRAILS715/369-614020 miles of off-road trails and townroads designated for ATVs. Starts justsouth of Minocqua and travels throughparts of Tomahawk and Little RiceTownships. Trail maps available atMinocqua Chamber office, or area businesses.Dirt bikes prohibited. Trails openMD-mid Dec.33. MARINETTE COUNTY ATVTRAILSContact Marinette County Parks Dept.715/732-7530200 miles of trail connecting Pembine,Dunbar, Goodman, and FlorenceCounty. Usually closed month of Aprdue to spring thaw. Call ahead for trailconditions. Three access points inDunbar, Goodman, and Athelstane.34. OCONTO COUNTY ATV TRAILSOconto County Tourism888/626-686295 miles of trail through scenic woods.Maps available. Weather permitting.Trailhead is located south of Mountainon Hwy 64.35. ONEIDA COUNTY ATV TRAILS800/446-6784, 715/356-526645 miles of trails in the Minocqua andRhinelander areas. Trails wind throughthe scenic woods and waters of OneidaCounty.36. PARRISH HIGHLANDS ATVTRAILLanglade Co. Forestry & Parks715/627-630053-mile trail that connects with LincolnCounty’s Harrison Hills Trail. Threeaccess points near Parrish.Central37. CLARK COUNTY ATV TRAILSClark County Forestry and Parks715/743-514082 miles of trail with additional interconnectingroutes, totaling 130 miles.38. DYRACUSE MOUNDMOTORCYCLE RECREATION AREATown of Rome Town Clerk715/325-8014Includes two ATV courses, two motorcyclecourses, trails, shelter, toilets, andparking.39. EMBARRASS RIVER ATV PARK888/947-2288, 715/535/216920 miles of trails on 504 wooded acresalong the Embarrass River nearTigerton.40. MARATHON COUNTY ATVTRAILSCentral Wisconsin CVB888/948-4748, 715/261-158312 miles of trail in the Burma Road Unitof the Marathon County Forest southwestof Wausau. Also, 5 miles on theEdgar to Stratford trail. Call ahead fortrail report/conditions.41. WOOD COUNTY ATV TRAILSWood County Parks & Forest Dept.715/421-842210 miles of trail in the Wood County ATVArea southwest of Wisconsin Rapids.Enclosed shelter, restrooms, water well,large parking area. Open year-round,except for the 9-day deer gun season.Southeast42. RICHARD BONG STATERECREATION AREARichard Bong State Recreation Area262/878-56004,515-acre multi-use recreation areawith 217 campsites, nature center, lookouttower, canoeing, fishing, hiking, and7.1 miles of looped ATV trails on gentlyrolling terrain. Open year-round, 6am-11pm. State park admission stickerrequired.South Central43. CHEESE COUNTRY TRAIL608/776-570647 miles of improved, railbed trailextending from Mineral Point to Monroe.44. LAFAYETTE COUNTY ATVTRAILSLafayette County Clerk608/776-485047 miles of club trails in the Darlington,Fayette and Calamine area connectingwith the Cheese Country Trail.45. PECATONICA STATE TRAIL608/776-5706Running 15 miles through the picturesqueBonner Branch Valley, the traillinks Platteville with Calamine where itjoins the 47-mile multi-use CheeseCountry Trail. (Between Belmont andPlatteville is non-motorized use only).State trail pass required. Access atPlatteville, Belmont and Calamine.Southwest46. JACKSON COUNTY ATV TRAILSJackson Co. Forestry Dept.715/284-847592 miles of trail in the Black River StateForest and Jackson County Forest.ATV REGULATIONS & SAFETY TIPSRide responsibly by staying on marked trails andrespecting both private and public property. Stayingon designated trails is a simple way to protectthe environment and prevent the destruction oftrailside plants and erosion.Register your ATV/UTV or purchase a non-residenttrail pass to operate an ATV or UTV on public trails. Trailpasses may be purchased over the counter at many authorizedsales locations or by calling the DNR.ATV and UTV operators born on or after Jan. 1, 1988 who are atleast 12 years old for ATV(and at least 16 years old for UTV) mustcomplete an ATV and UTV safety certification course in order tooperate on public ATV/UTV trails and areas in Wisconsin. DNRrecreational safety specialists recommend all ATV and UTV operatorscomplete a safety course. Safety certification classes areavailable in communities and through an online course atwww.atvcourse.com/usa/wisconsin and www.offroad-ed.com/wisconsin.For complete listing of ATV rules and regulations contact theWisconsin DNR at 888/936-7463 or www. dnr.wi.gov. For more informationon ATVing in Wisconsin, vist the Wisconsin ATV Association websiteat www.watva.org.Find more fun at travelwisconsin.com or call 1-800/432-8747. 45