Here’s where to go ATV riding in Wisconsin

Hit these Wisconsin trails with your ATV.

Wisconsin’s diverse landscapes make it a fantastic destination for all-terrain vehicle enthusiasts. From dense forests and rolling hills to scenic lakeshores, the state offers a variety of trails for riders of all skill levels. Here are some of the best places to go ATV riding in Wisconsin.

Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest

Location: Northern Wisconsin

Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest boasts over 800 miles of ATV trails, making it one of the premier destinations for ATV riding in the state. The Flambeau Motorized Trail System within this national forest winds through lush forests, offering stunning views and a chance to see wildlife. Popular routes also include the Dead Horse Run Trail.

Black River State Forest

Location: Jackson County

Black River State Forest offers 34 miles of designated ATV trails that connect with the Jackson County trail system, providing over 100 miles of riding opportunities. The trails are well-maintained and navigate through beautiful pine forests and rolling terrain, making for an enjoyable ride.

Washburn County

Location: Northwestern Wisconsin

Washburn County hosts over 100 miles of ATV trails that traverse forests, wetlands, and open meadows. The Wild Rivers State Trail and the Washburn County Scenic ATV Tour are two popular routes. The area is known for its scenic beauty and well-marked trails.

Price County

Location: North-central Wisconsin

Price County offers a variety of ATV trails, including the 70-mile Flambeau Trail System and the 23-mile Pine Line Trail. These trails offer a mix of terrain, from forested areas to open fields, providing a diverse riding experience. The trails are well-maintained and feature numerous amenities for riders.

Douglas County

Location: Northwestern Wisconsin

Douglas County provides a network of ATV trails totaling over 100 miles. The trails are a mix of county forest roads, old logging roads, and purpose-built ATV trails. Popular trails include the Saunders Grade Trail and the Gandy Dancer Trail, both offering scenic views and a range of difficulty levels.

Kewaunee County

Location: Eastern Wisconsin

Kewaunee County is home to the Riverview ATV Park, a 20-mile trail system designed specifically for ATV enthusiasts. The trails are well-maintained and offer a variety of terrains, including wooded areas and open fields. The park also features a campground, making it a great spot for a weekend getaway.

Barron County

Location: Northwestern Wisconsin

Barron County offers several ATV trails, including the Cattail Trail and the Wild Rivers Trail. These trails run through picturesque landscapes, including forests, wetlands, and farmlands. The trails are well-marked and maintained, providing a great riding experience for all skill levels.

Sawyer County

Location: Northwestern Wisconsin

Sawyer County is known for its extensive network of ATV trails, totaling over 140 miles. The trails traverse a variety of terrains, from dense forests to open meadows, and connect with other trail systems in the region. Popular trails include the Tuscobia State Trail and the Dead Horse Run Trail.

Clark County

Location: Central Wisconsin

Clark County offers 135 miles of ATV trails that wind through scenic forests and rolling hills. The trails are well-marked and maintained, with several access points and amenities for riders. The Clark County ATV/UTV Trail System is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Iron County

Location: Northern Wisconsin

Iron County features over 200 miles of ATV trails, offering a range of terrains and scenic views. The trails connect with other county and state trail systems, providing endless riding opportunities. The area’s natural beauty and well-maintained trails make it a top destination for ATV enthusiasts.

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