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Friday, May 9, 2008


Trail Conditions

 All Iron County snowmobile and all-terrain vehicle trails are closed. Gates along the trails will be closed.

ATV trails will remain closed until breakup conditions recede, opening on a trail-by-trail basis and conditions dry up and the trails have been inspected.   



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REGISTRATION  All snowmobiles operated in Wisconsin must be registered.  Non-residents may operate snowmobiles in Wisconsin with your currents state's registration as long as the decal or proof of registration is prominently displayed and the snowmobile machine has not been in Wisconsin for more than 15 consecutive days.  Proof of registration from your home state must be carried with you while riding and must be presented to an enforcement officer when requested.  However, you should be aware that an out of state registered snowmobile that is in Wisconsin for longer than 15 days must be registered in Wisconsin. 

TRAIL PASSES  In addition, an out of state registered snowmobile must display a Wisconsin Nonresident Snowmobile Trail Pass anytime it is ridden on the trails.  Nonresident Snowmobile Trail Passes can purchased at any DNR office or license vendor.  The Nonresident Snowmobile Trail Pass is valid for one year and must be displayed directly on the front of the snowmobile windshield.  Once attached it cannot be transferred to any other snowmobile.  Fee - $18

AGE  RESTRICTIONS AND CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS   Any person who is at least 12 years old and who is born on or after January 1, 1985 is required to possess a valid Snowmobile Safety Certificate in order to operate a snowmobile on public trails, lands or frozen waters.  You must carry the certificate while riding and you must display it to law enforcement officer when requested. Many courses are advertised in the local newspaper.  If you want to enroll in a snowmobile safety course, you should contact the nearest DNR Service Center of visit them on the web at http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/es/enforcement/safety/upcoming.htm.   

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