Trail Conditions: Poor
Snow Cover: 6-8
Date of Report: March 27, 2023
Area Report:
Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club Trail Report – Monday, 3/27/2023
At 8:00 a.m. it’s 15 degrees out with sunny skies and a high of 40 degrees for today.
We last groomed on Wednesday 3/22 and we are finished grooming for the year.
Our trails are still open, but getting to them might be tough. The town road route, all road
crossings, logging areas, and areas exposed to the sun are bare. Once you get out into the
woods they are rideable yet.
Oneida County trails close today at noon. Vilas County is having a vote today as to leaving the
trails open until Friday or shutting them down sooner.
Check in Wednesday, 3/29 for our final trail report of the year including a recap of our season.
Landy Roepke
BJSC Trail Manager
Snowmobiling Information
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The snowmobiling is outstanding in the Musky Capital of the World®. Explore hundreds of miles of well-groomed trails and enjoy outstanding woodland scenery. Local restaurants, lodging properties and retailers have been catering to snowmobilers for decades. When the snow flies, Boulder Junction is the place to be!
Boulder Junction is surrounded by 130 miles of local trails which connect with thousands of miles of trails running throughout northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The dedicated, hardworking Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club keeps area trails in fantastic condition throughout the season.
When there isn’t snow on the ground, vacationers come from across the Midwest to boat, paddle and swim the area’s 194 crystal clear lakes. The fishing for musky, walleye, bass and panfish is second to none. And Boulder Junction’s biking and hiking trail system is among the best in Wisconsin, offering both paved and unpaved trails. Simply put, Boulder Junction is the classic Northwoods vacation destination.
