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Many Trails to Snowmobile in Polk County
Hours and even days of trail riding bliss await snowmobilers traveling to Polk County – home to over 360 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Major routes such as the Gandy Dancer Trail will take you quickly to your destination, or ease off the throttle and explore the remote trails as they meander through breath-taking scenery.The well-marked trails pass through farmland and forests of Polk County. Enjoy the hospitality of the communities and businesses along the way. Most provide lodging, dining, fuel and other necessities for your snowmobiling adventure. Polk County trails connect to those in neighboring counties for extended trips. The Cattail State Trail travels for nearly 18 miles on a former rail corridor between the communities of Amery and Almena in neighboring Barron County. All-terrain vehicles are allowed on the trail year-round. There is one tunnel and six bridges along its path. Polk County's 15 snowmobile clubs lead the way in brushing, signing and grooming the trails. They invite out-of-area riders to join them for a club ride. The public can enjoy the fun at their fund-raisers and meals. They also welcome new members anytime. If your sled is not registered in the state of Wisconsin you will need an out-of-state pass on all county trails. Remember, too, that there is a maximum 55 mph speed limit during nighttime hours. Please practice snowmobile etiquette and stay on marked trails, as most trails are located on private property. |
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