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Five Must-Experience Wisconsin ATV Trails

Travel Wisconsin, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
A woman rides in a UTV in Wisconsin

The spectacular views are matched only by the spectacular thrills you’ll find on these five Wisconsin ATV trails.

Chippewa County ATV Trail

In Chippewa County, massive retreating glaciers carved an ATV-lovers paradise. The Chippewa County ATV Trail cuts through a scattered string of 33,000 acres of county forestland. What this 19+ mile trail lacks in length, it makes up for in grit with steep climbs and dramatic drops.

Iron County ATV Trails

On the 250-mile network of ATV trails in Iron County, riders will see gorgeous Northwoods nature scenes, lakes and waterfalls. The trail system is so well-developed that you can visit nearly every major town in the county via ATV, with plenty of opportunities for food, gas and lodging.

Washburn County ATV Scenic Tour

More than 100 miles of trails and 35 points of interest await riders in Washburn County. Here, you don’t have to wonder what river you’re crossing or what the massive fish posted on the trail represents. The Washburn County ATV Scenic Tour takes the mystery out of history, informing riders of notable homesteads, landscape features and other fun facts.

Oconto County ATV Trails

Oconto County in northeastern Wisconsin is home to more than 450 miles of connecting trails and routes, including part of the Nicolet State Recreational Trail. With trailheads strategically located throughout the county, hitting the trails and enjoying some of the most scenic views the state has to offer is easy.

Flambeau Trail System

The Flambeau Trail System offers 70 miles of trails winding through the rolling terrain of the spectacular Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in Price County. Enjoy tree-lined corridors, wooden bridges and beautiful vistas when you take on this trail, which links to the 74-mile Tuscobia State Trail. If you want to extend your journey even further, the Tuscobia State Trail connects to the 56-mile Dead Horse Trail.