Snowmobile Clubs Hard at Work Preparing the County of Trails for a Season of Great Riding

Did you know that Langlade County, Wisconsin, is known as “the County of Trails”? It’s only natural that snowmobilers find amazing riding experiences on the numerous trails here. Langlade County has more than 500 miles of trails, impeccably groomed and maintained by local snowmobile clubs and by Langlade County.

The snowmobile clubs are currently hard at work preparing the trails for a winter of safe riding. Many of Langlade County’s trails sustained wind damage from a severe storm in July 2019. After the storm, volunteers and other work crews participated in an enormous cleanup effort, making a winter of awesome snowmobiling a possibility! But please be patient; as of December 6, the trails are currently closed. While there is plenty of beautiful snow on the ground, the clubs are clearing brush from recent storms and waiting for the swamps to freeze over. Months ahead of great riding will be your reward for your patience!

Your adventures will take you through varied scenes: glacial terrain, farmland, cedar swamps, hardwood forests, banks of small streams, and lakes large and small. Trails also provide access to resorts, restaurants, taverns, service stations, and other valuable Langlade County and City of Antigo businesses.

Here are several of the active snowmobile clubs of Langlade County. In addition to grooming the trails, many of the clubs host regular member meetings, group rides, and special events. Visit the clubs’ websites and Facebook pages—or contact a member—for more information.

Antigo Sno-Drifters

Antigo Sno-Drifters has over 100 miles of funded trails, encompassing the farm fields and forests of Langlade County. They are always looking for new active members. Call (715) 216-3910 or visit them on Facebook @antigo.sno.drifters for more information.

Deerbrook Bridge Runners

On the first Saturday of February, the Deerbrook Bridge Runners host a Classic Cruise—a vintage ride and show with raffles, music, and food. For more information, visit their Facebook page.

Lily Sno-Birds

Check them out on Facebook @lilysnobirds.

Northwoods Boulder Lake Sno Goers

For more information on this club, visit them on Facebook at facebook.com/Boulder-Lake-Sno-Goers-2341630485954607/.

100 Mile Snow Safari

For more information, visit them at 100milesnowsafari.org or on Facebook @100MileSnowSafari.

Sno-Devils Snowmobile Club Inc.

The Sno-Devils groom over 100 miles of snowmobile trails in north/northwestern Langlade County with two Tucker Sno-Cats, one of which is a new 2015 model. The group has over 200 members and meets on the second Monday of each month (except February) at 7 p.m. at the community building in Elcho. Visit snodevils.org for more information.

Tombstone Pickerel Snow Club

This is one of the largest snowmobile clubs in Wisconsin. For more information, visit their website sites.google.com/site/tombstonepickerel/ or check them out on Facebook @Tombstone.SnowClub.

For current trail condition reports in Langlade County and the rest of our region, select the Conditions Reports tab on the Up North Action website, or go to http://upnorthaction.com/conditionsreport/.