2017-2018 Snowmobile trails in Fond du Lac County WI
Are you looking for the best place to go snowmobiling in Fondy? We have all your resources including what licenses you need, where to get them, how to check trail conditions, and a map of snowmobile trails in Fond du Lac County, WI. You will have a blast this 2017-2018 winter season.
Where are the snowmobile trails in Fond du Lac County?
If you want to know where the best snowmobile trails are in the county, you can simply look at the map that we have for you below. Conveniently, the map will even tell you where you can gas up your snowmobile.
Fond du Lac County Snowmobile Trail Map
Where to buy snow tires in Fond du Lac
Looking for a place to buy a snowmobile in the Fond du Lac area? You can try either of these local shops. They both have snowmobiles as well as a wide variety of other recreational vehicle options that you can enjoy this winter and even into the spring and summer months.
When do snowmobile trails open in Wisconsin?
Officially, the trails do not open up in until December 15th. However, snowmobile trails will only open if there is sufficient snow and the trail conditions are adequate for riding. Because of that, you will need to check your local county to see if the trails are open yet.
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You can get a full county-by-county report on snowmobile trails by clicking the link below. Do not go snowmobiling on any trails before they open regardless of how much snow is on the ground. Not only is it illegal, there could be hazards that you are unaware of, and you may risk damaging the trail and ruining things for other snowmobilers.
Do you need a license to go snowmobiling in Wisconsin?
In Wisconsin, you are required to have a DNR issued trail pass to ride on any public trails. If you are only riding on private land or on frozen water, then a trail pass is not required. To get a trail pass of your own, whether you are an AWSC member, a Wisconsin’s resident, or a non-Wisconsin resident, please click the link below.
Wisconsin Snowmobile Trail pass
Your snowmobile will also need to be registered. If it is already registered out of state, then that’s fine. Otherwise, you will need to register it by filling out the form that we have below and mailing it in. As a side note, snowmobiles that are 35 years old or older can be registered as an antique and the operator will not be required to have a trail pass.
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