Polk County Snowmobile & ATV Council is an alliance of all clubs in Polk County, Wisconsin.
This web site last update was on 10/8/2020
New Announcements
The Amery snowmobile club will be holding our 18th
Annual swap meet
Oct 10th one block east of hwy 46 behind the fire department
Swap registration starts at 9 am to 4 pm
Call Josh 715-607-0444
Food and beverages available
The DNR is reviewing the master plan to allow snowmobiles on the Stower Trail for the 2021 snowmobile season we hope to hear that decision on the next few weeks
make sure to get your registrations and trails passes early this season
web site will be going under new construction keep checking back for changes
Polk County Trails are CLOSED
New Meeting minutes for the polk County snowmobile and atv council
August 13 2020 minutes
New Meeting minutes for the polk County snowmobile and atv council
Sept 10th minutes 2020
New Meeting minutes for the polk County snowmobile and atv council
oct 8th minutes 2020 coming soon
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The purpose of the Council is to stimulate and advance the general welfare and safety of ATV and snowmobile riding. The Council is a means to inform and educate ATV and snowmobile owners of legislation, regulations and to direct and manage available funds for construction and maintenance of trails. Polk County currently maintains 350 miles of winter snowmobile trails. Clear, sign and groom snowmobile and ATV trails organize safety classes.
Be patient! Remember if it not a marked trail your TRESPASSING! Polk County sheriff patrol will be heavily out on snowmobiles this year and make sure you have trail passes and registration there are no more warnings! They are aware of the areas that people cut corners and make their own short cuts!
Please help us Spread the word!
Tell all your trail riding buddies about this web site and send them a link to us or book mark us to stay up to date.
Be safe out there and enjoy the 2020 winter season while it last!
ATV/UTV Report and trail status
GANDY DANCER:
The entire Gandy Dancer trail from St Croix Falls to Danbury is Now OPEN to ATV/UTV's winter use until the base get frozen
We ask that all users stay off any side trails and respect other trail users.
To ride on the county trails your ATV/UTV/Off-Road Motorcycle must be registered and licensed. An additional pass is required for out of state riders and is available at any DNR licensing station or online. Passes are $35 and are good from July 1 through June 30 of each year.
For more information on passes click here to view the dnr website:
STOWER SEVEN LAKES TRAIL:
The Stower Seven Lakes Trail remains CLOSED for For snowmobile and ATV/UTV use.
The Clear Lake to Turtle Lake Rail Trail has been renamed
To be called: (Saw Mill Trail)
The Cattail and saw mill will be OPEN to
Winter ATV & UTV usage
Keep checking back for updates
Announcement: Polk County Now has a New Park and Ride
area For snowmobile travelers.
Location is the Old Country Dam site approximately 10 mile east of St Croix Falls on Highway 8 (see Map)
The 2021 snowmobile starts in
Contact 1 of 16 area snowmobile or ATV clubs
Trail Cameras
Trail Condition Report
