Langlade County's system of all-terrain vehicle trails will close for the season on Wednesday, November 30.
According to Erik Rantala, forest administrator, the spring/summer/fall trails will officially close at 5 pm and will remain closed until weather permits after May 1, 2017.
The county's ATV ordinance prohibits the machines from operating on trails during closure.
The county's ATV system includes Parrish Highlands, Augustyn Springs, Pickerel/Pearson including Antigo, and the White Lake/Elton trails and are mostly on land owned and managed by Langlade County. Trails were developed and are maintained by local clubs. Thee are over 86 miles of trial connected by several routes with links to the Lincoln, Oneida, Forest, and Oconto County ATV trails.
ATV's are allowed on the county's 500-mile of snowmobile trails but only after 10 days from when the trails are officially opened for snowmobiling.
In addition, ATV's are not allowed on the trails when temperatures climb to 28 degrees or higher. Chains and studded tires are prohibited on snowmobile trails.