Trail Reports

Trails Closed

Trail Closing Notice

Our trails will officially close for the season on March 2 at 11:59pm.

Thank you to our groomers, volunteers, landowners, and riders who made this season possible. It takes a full community to maintain and protect our trail system, and we’re grateful for everyone who contributed their time, effort, and support.

Thank you for being part of our trail community — see you next winter!

Trail Report February 22, 2026

Trail Report February 22, 2026

Good news! We have reopened the trails as of today, February 22, 2026, at noon.

Conditions are similar to early-season riding, with a limited snow base and some icy sections, so please ride accordingly. We are not grooming at this time.

If you head out, take it easy, watch for changing conditions, and enjoy being back on the trails! Ride safe!

Trail Report February 11, 2026

Trail Update February 11,2026

Our trail system will be closing at 6:00 AM on Sunday, February 15. This closure is expected to be temporary but will depend on weather conditions.

Due to the warmer temperatures, we will not be grooming until temperatures drop and conditions improve.

We’ll continue to monitor and share updates.

It’s only February — we can still get more snow. Keep those snow dances going.

Trail Update February 3, 2026

Paul Bunyan trails are still in fair to good condition. Despite heavy traffic over the weekend, the trails held up well. We’re still dealing with a lack of snow in some areas, which has left icy corners, exposed rocks, ruts, and a few holes. Please ride with caution, slow down where needed, and stay safe.

Come and ride soon! Warm weather is in the forecast so the trails may disappear quickly without more snow!

Trail Report – January 18 2026

Trail Update Sunday, Jan 18, 2026

Trails were groomed last night and have set up well, but snow cover remains light in some areas.

Expect icy conditions, especially in corners, shaded areas, and road crossings.

Please slow down, ride right, and use extra caution.

Trail Report January 17 2026

Trail Update January 17,2026

We did receive about 3 inches of fresh snow, which allows us to open as of 6AM Saturday January 17, 2026

Paul Bunyan volunteers will be out on Friday before the trails open clearing downed trees from the trails.

The Nicolet State Trail will opened at noon on Friday, January 16, 2026.

Please use caution — icy conditions exist, especially in corners and shaded areas.

Have a safe ride. We’d love more snow, but we’ll work with what we have.

Trail Report Jan 7, 2026

❄️ Trail Closure Update ❄️
Due to current weather conditions, Northern Oconto County snowmobile trails will be closing at 6:00 PM on January 7, 2026. This includes the Paul Bunyan, Red Arrow, and Chute Pond trails.

We are hopeful this closure will be temporary, but we need colder temperatures and additional snowfall before reopening to protect the trail base and our landowner properties.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We’ll share updates as conditions improve.

Trail Report – Jan 7, 2026

Our trails remain open, but warm temps have made conditions soft in spots. If you can, giving the trails a break until it cools down will help preserve the base. Thanks for helping us take care of them.

More snow and colder temperatures are in the forecast this weekend. Fingers crossed we get lots of both!

Trail Report – Jan 6, 2026

Trail Update Jan 6, 2026

All trails are groomed and currently in fair condition, though snow cover remains light in some areas.

Please watch for icy sections, especially with the warmer temperatures and the possibility of freezing rain in the forecast.

Snow dances are officially encouraged — let’s hope for more snow soon!

Trail Report – Jan 4, 2026

Trail Status 1/4/2026

With snow expected tonight, we’ve made the decision to hold off on grooming today. Choosing when to groom is always a careful balance — grooming too early can push snow away from thin spots, while waiting allows us to build a better base and produce longer-lasting trails.

Our plan is to groom in the morning after the snowfall, which will help set the snow and improve overall trail conditions.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. As always, we appreciate everyone’s support and the work of our volunteers as we make the best decisions possible for safe and sustainable trails.

Local Weather