Northern Hornshoe Trails Snowmobile Club News

NORTHERN HORNSHOE TRAILS is seeking donations to replenish and grow our Groomer Fund. The club has purchased an enclosed cab UTV and Arrowhead trail drag to groom and support the west side of our trail system. We now need to replenish and raise funds to eventually replace our main Groomer. This needs to be done so we can continue to provide world class trails in Vilas County! We have two ways to donate.
Donations can be sent to

You can also click the “Make a Donation” link at the bottom of the page.
Please check and see if your company has a matching gifts program to recognize and support your donation. If it does, please request them to match your donation. This will help us reach our funding goals sooner.

Click on this link to view the meeting notes from the January 2023 Club Meeting Club Meeting February 6 2023

The Northern Hornshoe Snowmobile club thanks the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians for the use of tribal lands for our snowmobile trails. As you ride if you come across a sign or gate please DO NOT GO AROUND OR TRESPASS.

Have a great time riding the Northern Hornshoe Snowmobile club trails!

Have you ever taken a snowmobile safety course? Are you 16 or older? If so you are eligible to take the course online. See this link – www.snowmobile-ed.com

Keep the trails open. Stay on the trail. Slow down. Please check out this announcement from the Oneida County Forestry Department Snowmobile 2023 Safety PSA Document

Did that get your attention? It should have. The Vilas County Forestry, Recreation & Land Department has provided a document which provides some regulations on riding in Vilas County and its forest systems. Please check out this document and take the pledge to stay on the trails. Click here to view the document Off-trail Riding Document