Activity/Trail Reports
Northern Wisconsin outdoor adventures start in Langlade County, Wisconsin's County of Trails. Enjoy hundreds of miles of recreational trails, plus outstanding hunting and fishing, and the legendary Wolf River. Explore the trip planning resources below for trail reports and maps. Download a Langlade County Recreation Map to find the best places to play outdoors.To quickly find the trail report you are looking for, make sure to use our "Narrow Your Search" feature below.
Snowmobile Trails
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Langlade County Snowmobile
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 Trail Map
Date: February 10, 2026
BY RECOMMENDATION OF THE LANGLADE SNOWMOBILE COUNCIL, THE LANGLADE COUNTY SNOWMOBILE TRAIL SYSTEM, INCLUDING ALL STATE FUNDED TRAILS ARE SCHEDULED TO CLOSE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, AT 6:00 A.M.
At this point, the closure is expected to be temporary but is weather-dependent. The purpose of this temporary closure is to preserve the remaining base during a period of very warm weather and possible rain. The Langlade County snowmobile trail system will reopen when/if weather and trail conditions improve. Please note that the trail condition leading up to the closure may be soft, and caution is advised if riding on Friday or Saturday. The Langlade County Snowmobile Ordinance prohibits snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles from operating on the trails after the official closing date. For questions regarding the trails, please contact the local snowmobile club or visit their social media accounts. You may also contact the Forestry, Parks, and Recreation Department at 715-627-6300. Cody Brauner Langlade County Assistant Forest Administrator Read the full public service announcement by clicking here. The Langlade County Snowmobile Trail System, both Zone A and B, are open. The trails are in excellent condition, but conditions are variable across the County depending upon snow depth and base thickness. Always exercise caution when riding a snowmobile.
ATVs will be authorized to utilize snowmobile trails, as it has been 10 days after the opening of the snowmobile trails. ATVs are not allowed on the trails when the temperature is above 28° F. UTVs are not allowed on the Langlade County Snowmobile trail system at any time due to the weight and width of the machines. Date: January 23, 2026 The Langlade County Snowmobile Trails are variable across the County depending upon snow depth and base thickness. Due to the middle of January's warm weather, expect icy conditions to be present throughout the trail system. Langlade County Snowmobile Trails in Zone B are in excellent condition with some loose corners. Trails in Zone A may have icy spots with possible drifts in open areas. Be aware that, due to dangerous temperatures, groomers will not be out for the next several days. DATE: January 16, 2026 ZONE B (Southern Zone) OF THE LANGLADE COUNTY SNOWMOBILE TRAIL SYSTEM, INCLUDING STATE FUNDED TRAILS, ARE SCHEDULED TO OPEN ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 16TH, AT 12:00 P.M. (NOON). Zone A opened on January 14, 2026. ATVs are not allowed on snowmobile trails until 10 days after the opening of the snowmobile trails and are not allowed on the trails when the temperature is above 28° F. ATVs will be authorized to utilize snowmobile trails in Zone B on January 26, 2026, and Zone A on January 24, 2026. UTVs are not allowed on the Langlade County Snowmobile trail at any time system due to the weight and width of the machines. The Langlade County Snowmobile clubs, sponsors, and operators of the existing trails, have put in many volunteer hours brushing, signing, and grooming to provide snowmobile trails for your use. Please support the snow clubs, thank them for their efforts, and patronize their business sponsors. All lake trails in Langlade County are considered unsafe and should not be utilized until they have been clearly marked by a local snowmobile club. As always, the Langlade County Forestry, Parks & Recreation Department recommends riders stay on clearly marked trails, ride safe and ride “right”. The snowmobile clubs spend a considerable amount of time working with landowners to be able to provide the exceptional trail system we have. Please respect private property and the efforts of the clubs to access private property; use of trails across private lands is a privilege. Always exercise caution when riding a snowmobile, the trails are in early-season condition and are variable across the County depending upon snow depth and base thickness. Due to the recent warm weather, expect icy conditions present throughout the trail system. In addition to the icy conditions, some trails may be rough as expected. Heavy grooming equipment won't be able to make it through wet areas unless we get cold temperatures and snowmobilers can pack these areas and drive frost down! So just be mindful as the snowmobile clubs are aware of rough trail segment. Please be safe and enjoy riding! For questions regarding specific trail conditions, please contact the local snowmobile club or visit their social media accounts or go to https://www.langladecounty.org/resources/trail-reports/. You may also contact the Forestry, Parks and Recreation at 715-627-6300. We hope that you enjoy the Langlade county trail system this winter and thank you for supporting the economy and businesses of Langlade County! Cody Brauner Langlade County Assistant Forest Administrator The Langlade County Snowmobile Ordinance prohibits snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles from operating on the trails after the official closing date. For questions regarding the trails, please contact the local snowmobile club or visit their social media accounts. You may also contact the Forestry, Parks, and Recreation Department at 715-627-6300. Langlade County would like to thank the snowmobile clubs, sponsors, and operators of the trails for all of the volunteered hours brushing, signing, and grooming of trails over this season to provide high-quality snowmobile trails in Langlade County. Please make sure to continue to support the sponsors and clubs. For instant trail report text messages, text "Recreation" to 888777 for when Langlade County motorized trails open and close.
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Downhill Skiing
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Kettlebowl Ski Hill
Downhill Report: February 11, 2026
With no school on Friday, February 13th, Kettlebowl Ski Hill will be open on Friday from noon to 4 pm. As normal, Kettlebowl Ski Hill is open from noon to 4 pm on Saturdays and Sundays, when weather permits. Lat: 45.2637
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Cross-Country Skiing
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Gartzke Flowage Cross-Country Ski Trail
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Trail Map
REPORT DATE: February 6, 2026
Gartzke Flowage Cross Country Ski Trails were groomed and tracked on Friday, February 6. The trails are in excellent condition. Enjoy skiing! Donations to the Antigo Bike and Ski Club are appreciated so we can continue to maintain and enhance the Gartzke Flowage Recreation Area for all of us to enjoy. Feel free to donate at the trailhead donation box or mail to Becky Frisch at 711 E 8th Ave, Antigo, WI 54409. Also, don't forget to patronize and thank our sponsors listed on the new 2025 Trail Map available at the trailhead and listed on our website: https://www.antigobikeandskiclub.com/sponsors Please be aware that Gartzke Flowage ice is NEVER safe to walk on due to naturally occurring springs and the current. No county trail fees are collected at Gartzkes. Antigo Bike and Ski Club volunteers maintain the cross-country trails, snowshoe trails, and facilities year-round. All donations are appreciated to help the Club maintain and make improvements on the property, owned by Langlade County. A donation box is located in the Gartzke parking lot or donations can be mailed to Becky Frisch at 711 E. 8th Avenue, Antigo, WI 54409. Thank you for your support The trails are always open, so you will not see a "trails closed" announcement. Trail location: W6379 Fifth Ave, Antigo WI 54409 Lat: 45.1326
Long: -89.9641 General Information:
5.5 miles long, designed for all abilities, and groomed for both classic and freestyle. Parking area, restrooms, and a recreation shelter. From Antigo, travel east on County F. Once past the County Highway S intersection, continue East on Fifth Avenue Road for 2 more miles. Click here for Gartzke Flowage Recreation Map with georeferencing Click here for the Gartzke Flowage brochure from the Antigo Bike & Ski Club. |
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Jack Lake Cross Country Ski Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: February 13, 2026 All loops of the Jack Lake Cross Country Ski Trail was tracked and groomed on February 6, 2026. The trail is in excellent condition.
Skiers 18 years and older must have an annual permit issued by the Langlade County Forestry, Parks, and Recreation Department or a daily use permit available at the onsite self-service payment box or an annual pass. Daily cross-country ski user fee of $10 a day for adults 18 years and older. Children under 18 years of age are free. Annual passes will also be available for $30.00 per year for adults at the Forestry, Parks, and Recreation Office at 1633 Neva Road, Antigo, Wisconsin from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Annual passes will be valid from the official opening of the ski trail until November 31 of each year. A new annual pass will be required after November 31st of each year. For more information please call 715-627-6300. The fee requirements were enacted to provide funding to ensure the continued operation of the Jack Lake Cross-Country Ski trails to the levels of a premier destination for cross-country ski enthusiasts. Failure to pay required fees is a violation of the County ordinance and may result in fines under a citation.
The Jack Lake sledding hill and snowshoe trails are available to users free of charge. The one-mile snowshoe loop is located at the north end of the parking area. Please do not snowshoe on the groomed cross-country ski trail. The cross-country ski trail does allow skijoring and winter fat biking. Additional winter fat biking and snowshoeing opportunities are available a half miles down the road at Veteran's Memorial Park. The mile snowshoe trail and Jackalope Slope Sledding Hill do not have a user fee. Trail Location: N8375 Park Road, Deerbrook, WI 54424 Lat: 45.3374
Long: -89.1367 Typically Jack Lake Ski Trails are groomed on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays (Fridays as needed) every week during the winter. General Information 15 miles long, designed for all abilities, and Piston-Bully groomed for both classic and freestyle. Parking area, restrooms, and a warming shelter. Location From Antigo, travel north on Hwy 45 to Hwy J. Turn east on Hwy J and travel approximately 2 miles. Trailhead will be on your left. 715-623-6214 |
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Kettlebowl Cross-Country Ski Trail
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Trail Map
DATE: February 7, 2026
The Kettlebowl Cross Country Ski Trail was groomed on February 4th and groomed and tracked on February 7th. The ski trails are in excellent condition.
Please be aware that certain sections are multi-use trails with snowmobilers. NOTE: Kettlebowl XC Ski Trail groomers will try to groom every Saturday morning. In addition, when Kettlebowl Ski Hill is closed, park by the entrance gate. A new trailhead 100 yards from the entrance gate has been developed. Please be sure to not block the gate. Click here to view a map. To map the location: N6875 Hwy 52, Lily WI Lat: 45.2637 Lon: -88.9082 General Information 2.81 miles long, includes two loops, groomed for classical and skate skiing. Location From Antigo, travel North on Hwy 45 to Hwy I. East on Hwy I to Hwy 52, approximately eight miles. |
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Maranatha Ski Trail System
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Trail Map
DATE of Report: January 30, 2026
All trails in the Maranatha Ski Trail system, except Viking Curl, were groomed, tracked and in good condition as of 1/30/26. Viking Curl is in good condition but not groomed.
The signage on the trails is put up as an old trail was brought back online after the July 19, 2019, storm cleanup, so try out Derecho Lane (formerly Widow Maker). Click here to view the map. Trail location: N6120 Sawyer Lake Rd, White Lake, WI 54491
Lat: 45.2479 Lon: -88.7513 General Information Maintained by Silver Birch Ranch and is open to the public. Nine clearly marked trail loops encompass 6.7 miles of beautiful wooded scenery in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. The trail ranges from beginner to expert levels and is groomed for traditional skiing. Location The trailhead begins ½ mile East of Silver Birch Ranch, located at N6120 Sawyer Lake Road (4 miles North of Langlade). From Langlade, follow Hwy 55 about 4 miles north to Sawyer Lake Road (FR 2122). Turn right and go about 2 miles. The parking area is at the trailhead on the right (south) side of Sawyer Lake Road. |
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Moccasin Ski Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: February 13, 2026
The Moccasin Ski Trail is still in very good to excellent condition on February 13th, with about a 10 inch base. A few leaves in the tracks in some areas but overall the trail is clear of debris and tracks look very good. Some light snow on the skate deck on loops not used as much. Skate deck was firm on the morning of February 13th and not affected by the warm weather yet. Spring type skiing conditions will be present through the weekend - firm and fast in the morning and soft and slow later in the day. Snowshoe trail is also in excellent condition and the parking lot is in good condition.
Lat: 45.4370
Long: -89.1367 |
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Springbrook Cross-Country Ski Trail
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Trail Map
DATE: February 10, 2026
The Springbrook Cross-Country Ski Trail was groomed and tracked on February 10, 2026. The trail is in good condition.
Please respect the ski tracks and skiing deck. Hikers, bikers, and snowshoers must not ride on the groomed sections of trail. Snowshoeing is allowed off to the side of the groomed Springbrook Cross-Country Ski Trail. When the trail is soft, please do not ride fat bikes on the trail to avoid creating ruts.
Users are able to snowshoe/hike or winter fat bike along the side of the trail. Please do not snowshoe, hike, or bike on the groomed surface. Location Trailhead: 300 block of Byrne Street (off of Langlade Road), Antigo WI 54409 Lat: 45.1413
Long: -89.1506 Please Note: the City of Antigo does not staff on the weekend. Any snow occurring in the evening hours or on the weekend will be taken care of during regular business hours. General Information The City of Antigo offers two miles of cross-country loops on the Antigo Lake trail. Access is available from the 300 block of Byrne Street, off of Langlade Road, the dead-end of Virginia Street or behind North Elementary School. |
Snowshoeing
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Antigo Single Track Mountain Bike Trail
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Trail Map
This ungroomed winter fat bike and snowshoe trail is close to Antigo and is a great place to ride or snowshoe. The 3.6 miles of trail consists of loops of rolling hills and beautiful scenery.
Location: Trailhead is located at N1985 Dump Rd, Antigo, WI 54409. Length: 3.6 miles |
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Game Lake Nature Trail
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Trail Map
The user-packed trail system is designed for hiking, biking, snowshoeing, and horseback riding. Motor vehicles are prohibited on these trails. The trail is on Langlade County property and is managed by the Langlade County Forestry and Recreation Department. The trailhead is located within Langlade County's Veterans Memorial Park. |
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Gartzke Flowage
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Trail Map
The trail is located entirely on Langlade County property east of Antigo off 5th Avenue Road. It's approximately 5.5 miles in length and has a variety of trails for all abilities. It is managed by the Langlade County Forestry and Recreation Department and the Antigo Bike and Ski Club. The trail is groomed and tracked by the Antigo Bike and Ski Club.
Location: W6379 Fifth Ave, Antigo WI 54409 Length: 5.5 miles |
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Ice Age National Scenic Trail
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Trail Map
Langlade County boasts over 60 miles of the thousand-mile Ice Age National Scenic Trail that can be snowshoed in the winter. There are 7 segments: 12 miles Lumbercamp, 12.2 miles Summit Moraine, 12 miles Parrish Hills, 0.8 miles Ice Override, 12.8 miles Highland Lakes, 7.2 miles Antigo Heights, and 9.9 miles Kettlebowl.
Snow depth along the Ice Age Trail can be viewed by clicking here. For additional informaton on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail descriptions, conditions, and reports, click here. |
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Jack Lake Mountain Bike Trail
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Trail Map
The trail system is designed for mountain biking but is open to snowshoeing in winter. The trailhead is located within Langlade County's Veterans Memorial Park.
Location: N8375 Park Road, Deerbrook, WI 54424 Length: 10 miles |
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Kettlebowl Recreation Area - Track 52 Trailhead
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Trail Map
Enjoy snowshoeing on 9 miles of varying hills at Kettlebowl Recreation Area Track 52 Trailhead. There will be plenty of heart-pumping excitement for you while snowshoeing the wooded trails in the northern Crocker Hills. Please be aware that you may encounter sled dog teams and skijorers training. When a person or team is going to pass or overtake another team, they will call out "TRAIL!" When heard, please move to one side of the trail to allow for a safe pass. Location: approximately 14 miles northeast of Antigo on Langlade-Price Road between Bryant & Lily. The trailhead is exactly ¾ of a mile north of Hwy 52 and Langlade Price Road intersection (¾ mile west of Kettlebowl Ski Hill). Length: 9 miles |
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Moccasin Snowshoe Trail
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Trail Map
DATE OF REPORT: February 13, 2026
The Moccasin Ski Trail is still in very good to excellent condition on February 13th, with about a 10 inch base. A few leaves in the tracks in some areas but overall the trail is clear of debris and tracks look very good. Some light snow on the skate deck on loops not used as much. Skate deck was firm on the morning of February 13th and not affected by the warm weather yet. Spring type skiing conditions will be present through the weekend - firm and fast in the morning and soft and slow later in the day. Snowshoe trail is also in excellent condition and the parking lot is in good condition.
Users can fat tire bike the snowshoe trail. To prevent damage to the cross-country ski trail surface, please do not snowshoe or bike on the groomed ski trail surface. The trail system is designed for snowshoeing, winter fat biking, and horseback riding. The snowshoe trail starts on the west side of the parking lot. Feel free to make your own trail, but please refrain from snowshoeing on the groomed cross-country ski trail.
Location: N11190 Bear Lane, Elcho, WI 54428 Length: 3.5 miles |
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Nicolet Roche Trail System
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Trail Map
DATE OF REPORT: December 11, 2025 The Nicolet Roche Trail system received 6-7 inches of fresh snow the week of December 10th. The trail is never groomed, but is packed by users. The Nicolet Roche Trail system in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest has 13 miles of trail open for snowshoeing. The North Trail Loop is the recommended route as it is approximately 3.5 miles long, including 2 miles of forest path and 1.5 miles along a snow-covered logging road. The trail is never groomed, but snowshoe-packed by users. The best parking lot to use is the lot on Highway 64, 3/4 mile past Saul Spring Road, on the south side of the highway. Wolf River Roots has snowshoe rentals, 2 miles west of the trail on Highway 64. Length: 13 miles |
Winter Fat Biking
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Jack Lake Mountain Bike Trail in Veteran's Memorial Park
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Trail Map
Winter Fat Biking Report: January 30, 2026
14 miles of fat bike trails at Jack Lake were groomed on Friday, January 30th. The trails are in excellent shape.
Veteran's Memorial Park/Jack Lake
The trailhead is located within Langlade County's Veteran's Memorial Park 15 miles north of Antigo. Once in the park, the trailhead is located in the southwest corner of the parking lot before entering the campgrounds.
N8375 Park Road Deerbrook, WI 54424 Length: The trail is 10 miles in length.
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Veteran's Memorial Park offers 10+ miles of fast and flowing single and double-track mountain biking trails groomed in the winter for fat biking. Whether you're a first-time biker or a longtime shredder, these trails have something for everyone. The trail weaves its course through changing scenery of northern hardwood, aspen, and conifer forest types. The trail also meanders along three undeveloped glacier lakes, wetlands, and bogs.
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Antigo Single Track Mountain Bike Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: February 3, 2026
The Antigo Single Track Mountain Bike Trail is open to snowshoeers and fat tire bikers. The trail is not packed or groomed. The trail is in good condition for snowshoeing.
You will enjoy five loops of rolling hills and beautiful scenery on the Antigo Single Track Mountain Bike trail. The trail is not groomed in the winter, but the signed trail does allow winter fat biking and snowshoeing. The trail is close to shopping, food, and additional recreational opportunities as the trail is approximately 2 miles south of Antigo.
Location: N1985 Dump Road, Antigo, WI. Trailhead is located right before the entrance to the old city dump. Length: 3.6 miles in length |
Sledding
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Antigo Sledding Hill
DATE: February 10, 2026
The Antigo Sledding Hill is open for sledding. The hill is in good condition. When open, lights will turn on from dusk to 8:30 pm.
Location: Off First Avenue (between Edison and Dorr Street) |
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Jackalope Slope Sledding Hill
Date of Report: February 6, 2026
The Jack-a-Lope Slope sledding hill is open. The hill was packed on Friday, February 6, 2026. The hill is in excellent condition.
NEW in the winter of 2023-2024! Jackalope Slope Sledding Hill is located at Jack Lake Recreation Area's North Trailhead along County Road J next to the Spychalla Lodge. The sledding hill is accessible off of the Jack Lake Ski Trail parking lot that is on the curve before entering Veterans Memorial Park. |
Dog Park
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City of Antigo Dog Park
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Trail Map
Report: The Antigo Dog Park parking is open daily.
The Dog Park is located off of Century Avenue or the new Hwy 64 bypass (Address: 2000 Hwy 64, Antigo, WI 54409). This area was formally a landfill but has since been capped. It will now be utilized as a space for owners and their pets to enjoy socializing and off-leash time within an expansive and beautiful fenced-in area. The park features a separate small dog area (approximately 2 acres), various access gates to enter and exit the park, and various trails and open spaces that will be mowed throughout the summer season. |
Ice Skating
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Outdoor Skating Rinks
Date of Report: February 10, 2026
Peaceful Valley Heinzen Pavilion Rink (figure skaters and non-hockey skaters): The Pavilion Ice Rink is open for skating and is in good condition. Ice was cleared, and water was added on February 10, 2026. The Warming House is open unless reserved. The City of Antigo Park and Rec crews will open and close the garage doors based on the snow forecast and conditions. If the garage doors are closed, the walk-through access doors on the east and west ends of the building are open. Benches have been placed for sitting and putting on skates. For night skating, there are manual light switches to turn on and off the lights.
Peaceful Valley Hockey Rink: The hockey ice rink is in good condition. Ice was cleared, and water was added on February 10, 2026. The Warming House is open unless reserved. When open, the hockey rink's solar-powered lights will turn off at some point during the evening.
The ice trail connecting the rinks and the warming house has been developed. The trail is in good condition. Peaceful Valley Warming House: During the winter months, there are skates available with a reservation. On days without reservations, the Warming House is open from 7:00 am – 9:00 pm when considered open without reservations. The doors lock at 9:00 pm, so please be sure to have all personal items out of the Warming House before 9:00 pm. Please note: the City of Antigo does not staff on the weekends or holidays. Any snow occurring in the evening hours or on the weekend will be removed the next business day. |
Skijoring
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Crocker Hill Sled Dog Trail
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Trail Map
Date Of Report: January 19, 2026
The Langlade County Sled Dog Club has been working on the Crocker Hill Sled Dog Trail. The trail is currently closed as the trail surface needs more snow to make it safe and enjoyable. The trail will open once snow depth meets operational requirements.
Enjoy skijoring on 6-miles of varying hills at Crocker Hill Sled Dog Trail. There will be plenty of heart-pumping excitement for you and your dog on the wooded trails in the Crocker Hills. Due to the rolling hills, Crocker Hill Sled Dog Trail is an intermediate to advanced skijoring trail. Please be aware that you may encounter sled dog teams training. When a person or team is going to pass or overtake another team, they will call out "TRAIL!" When heard, please move to one side of the trail to allow for a safe pass. Trail location: Crocker Hill Sled Dog Trail is located approximately 17 miles east of Antigo on Fraley Road in Four Corners. The trailhead is exactly 1.5 miles north of Hwy 64. For more information on Crocker Hills Sled Dog Trail, go to their website by clicking here. |
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Track 52
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Trail Map
Date of Report: February 5, 2026
The trail system is groomed weekly on Saturday and Sunday evenings and is in great condition. Base is 3-4 inches & hook will set throughout the trail system. Please note: The Top loop remains closed & ungroomed until downed limbs & trees can be cleaned up. Remember:
MUSHERS VISITING THE TRACK THIS WEEKEND HAVE FUN! The 9 miles of varying hills at Track 52 are groomed in cooperation with the Langlade County Forestry Department. Due to the rolling hills, Track 52 is an intermediate to advanced skijoring trail. Trails are marked when open to skijoring and sled dog teams. When a person or team is going to pass or overtake another team, they will call out "TRAIL!" When heard, please move to one side of the trail to allow for a safe pass. Trail Markers:
Trail location: approximately 14 miles northeast of Antigo on Langlade-Price Road between Bryant & Lily. The trailhead is exactly ¾ of a mile north of Hwy 52 and Langlade Price Road intersection (¾ mile west of Kettlebowl Ski Hill). Lat: 45.263985 Long: -88.926659 |
Fishing
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Fishing Reports
LANGLADE COUNTY FISHING REPORTS
With 776 lakes of which 207 of these are from springs and 225 streams creating 391 miles of trout streams, Langlade County provides unlimited fishing opportunities from pan fish to musky. Many of the lakes have public launch access. However, most County lakes are small (less than 100 acres) and are located in remote forest settings. The nearly 400 miles of trout streams support excellent populations of brook, brown, and rainbow trout. Eastern Langlade County is also home to one of the finest trout streams in the Midwest. The Wolf River offers excellent dry-fly fishing, especially in May and June, with good catches into autumn. The famed trout waters occur in a 40-mile section between Highway T, south to Highway M, and are divided into 10 public access points. This section of the river has a steep gradient creating numerous complex rapids and should only be navigated by experienced anglers. From Post Lake Dam to Highway T, the river is slow-moving and is easy to float with a canoe. Anglers will find good populations of northern pike, walleye, bass, and musky. |
Hunting
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Hunting in Langlade County
Whether you carry a shotgun, rifle, or bow, and with over 126,000 acres of territory open for public hunting you will find unlimited opportunities in Langlade County’s diverse forests and watersheds. Wildlife available to hunt includes deer and bear, ruffed grouse & woodcock, squirrel, rabbit, turkey, and waterfowl. Predator hunting is also a big sport in Langlade County. Hunting, as well as many other non-motorized activities, is allowed on all county lands entered into the County Forest Crop Law, private and industrial lands entered into the Forest Crop Law or Managed Forest Lands Law, and designated State of Wisconsin lands.
These lands can be accessed from any road found on the official County Road Map. Access beyond these official roads, by motorized vehicle, is a matter of rules and policies approved by each entity. The many roads that bisect these lands are open to foot access and some are open to motorized access (see chart). Tree Stands No person shall construct, cause to be constructed, use, or occupy any permanent elevated scaffold or other permanent elevated device, commonly referred to as a tree stand, on any lands owned or under the control of Langlade County. Portable tree stands may be used, provided that they are erected after September 1 and completely removed no later than one week following the close of late archery season, such portable tree stands are not in any manner bolted, nailed, or screwed to the tree and such portable tree stands cause no permanent damage to the trees in which they are placed. The use of nails, screws, spikes, or other devices to aid in climbing a tree is prohibited. The cutting of shooting lanes is prohibited. Tree stands found in violation of this section may be removed and will become the property of Langlade County. Langlade County Forest Tree Stands- Portable tree stands only. September 1 thru January 7 only. No Screws, spikes, or nails. Ground Blinds- Must be constructed of natural materials only. No cutting of live trees or shooting lanes. ATV & Vehicle Use- Prohibited on all gated, locked, bermed, or posted areas. State of Wisconsin Land Ownership Tree Stands- Portable stands only. Must be removed daily. Ground Blinds- Must be constructed of natural materials only. Daily removal is required. ATV & Vehicle Use- Restricted unless on designated ATV posted trail. Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Safety Note: Due to the July 19th storm, the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest is open to visitors; however, hazards exist from the storm event that may pose a safety risk to hunters/visitors. Since the storm, the Forest has been in recovery mode, facilitating several timber sales and initiating a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) analysis. Visitors are reminded that many hazards exist from the storm event that may pose a safety risk. Visitors should refer to the closure order for recreation areas, trails, and roads that were damaged by the storm event and be mindful in order to ensure safety. Visit the Chequamegon-Nicolet Nation Forest page for more information by clicking here. Tree Stands- Portable tree stands only. No cutting of live trees. Can erect one day before hunting season. Must be removed at the end of late bow hunting season. No nails, screws, screw-in steps, etc. Ground Blinds- Made from natural vegetation only. No cutting of live vegetation. Must be removed after the season. ATV & Vehicle Use- No ATV use. Street legal vehicles only on forest roads unless gated or bermed. Langlade County Recreation Map |
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Langlade County Bow & Gun Range
REPORT: Langlade County Bow & Gun Range closed for the season on December 1, 2025. The range will re-open June 15th or later..
The Langlade County Bow & Gun Range provides an excellent chance to dust off your equipment, practice your aim, and engage in a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience. For your convenience, there are two pass options to make your experience at the Langlade County Bow & Gun Range even more accessible. Go to the Langlade County Forestry, Park, and Recreation Department's website for fee schedules, hours of operation, and range rules by clicking here. Please be mindful of safety regulations and follow all range rules to ensure a secure environment for everyone. Whether you're into archery or firearms, let's make this season at the Langlade County Bow & Gun Range a memorable one. Stay safe and have a blast! |
ATV Trail Reports
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Langlade County ATV Trail System
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Trail Map
Date: November 20, 2025 The Langlade County Summer ATV/UTV Trail System, including all state-funded trails and routes, are scheduled to close on Monday, December 1st at 8:00 am.
For additional information on Langlade County Trails, please see the Forestry, Parks, and Recreation Department website at www.langladeforestryandparks.com or on our website at https://bit.ly/LCATV-UTV. For questions regarding specific trail conditions, please contact the local ATV club or visit their social media pages. A NEW ATV/UTV TRAIL IN LANGLADE COUNTY OPENS TO PUBLIC USE ON JUNE 15, 2024. THE NEW TRAIL IS LOCATED ALONG HIGHWAY 55 AND CONNECTS COUNTY ROAD WW AND COUNTY ROAD M. CLICK HERE TO VIEW A MAP DEPICTING THE NEW TRAIL. THIS TRAIL AND EXISTING ROAD ROUTES CONNECT THE LANGLADE AND OCONTO COUNTY TRAIL SYSTEMS AND PROVIDES ACCESS TO THE VILLAGE OF WHITE LAKE FROM THE SOUTH AND EAST.   
PLEASE RESPECT THE ADJACENT LANDOWNERS AND REMAIN ON THE TRAIL. ALSO, USE REASONABLE SPEEDS ON THE ROADWAYS AUTHORIZED AND YIELD TO MOTOR VEHICLES WHEN YOUR SPEED MAY LIMIT THEIR USE OF THE ROADWAYS. As a reminder all Langlade County Highway road routes are open year-round with ATV/UTV speeds allowed the same as vehicle traffic or as posted by ATV.UTV speed signs. For more information, please contact Al Murray, Forest Administrator, or Cody Brauner, Langlade County ATV Coordinator at 715-627-6300. The Langlade County ATV clubs, sponsors, and operators of the existing trails have put in many volunteered hours brushing and signing to provide ATV/UTV trails for your use. Please support the ATV clubs, thank them for their efforts, and patronize their business sponsors. For additional information on Langlade County Trails please see the Forestry, Parks and Recreation Department website at www.langladeforestryandparks.com or on this website by clicking here. For questions regarding specific trail conditions please contact the local ATV club or visit their social media pages. Thank you for supporting the economy and businesses of Langlade County! Al Murray Langlade County Forest Administrator All County Highway road routes in Langlade County are open year-round. Recently, the Langlade County Forestry, Park, and Recreation Department rolled out the Langlade County ATV/UTV trails and accessible roads in a Google Maps platform. This platform will allow you to see your location on your phone or tablet. Also if you have a ride application you can export the separate data files from Google Maps by clicking the three dots to the right of the data and clicking export. This will give you a KML/KMZ files that can be brought into your ride applications. To get the Langlade County ATV-UTV Google map go to: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1j5NLrMzI-TcHmfnl4uaJ9VI_zQacnWU&usp=sharing For more information, please contact Al Murray, Forest Administrator or Cody Brauner, Langlade County ATV Coordinator at 715-627-6300. The Langlade County ATV clubs, sponsors, and operators of the existing trails have put in many volunteered hours brushing and signing to provide ATV/UTV trails for your use. Please support the ATV clubs, thank them for their efforts, and patronize their business sponsors. For additional information on Langlade County Trails please see the Forestry, Parks and Recreation Department website at www.langladeforestryandparks.com or on this website by clicking here. For questions regarding specific trail conditions, please contact the local ATV club or visit their social media pages. Thank you for supporting the economy and businesses of Langlade County! Al Murray Langlade County Forest Administrator Download the newest Langlade County ATV/UTV map.
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Horse Trails
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Crocker Hills Horseback Riding Trails
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Trail Map
The Crocker Hills Horseback Riding Trails are located on Langlade County property and private property east of Antigo off Fraley Road. It is approximately 20 miles in length. Offers a variety of trails and scenic beauty. The horse trail is located between Norway Lake and Evergreen Creek. In the northwestern portion of the trail steep hills and valleys afford the rider beautiful vistas of the northern hardwood complex. The trail facilities include a parking area at the trailhead west of Fraley Road and a restroom.
The Crocker Hills Equestrian trails and trailhead are operated and maintained in cooperation with the Triple R Riding Club. Their volunteers putting in hundreds of hours per year. The money taken in at the donations box for the trails is provided to the club. If you enjoy the trails, please consider getting involved by contacting them on Facebook at facebook.com/TripleRRidingClub. |
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Moccasin Lake Riding Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: January 27, 2026
The Moccasin Ski Trail was groomed and tracked on Tuesday, January 21, 2026. It is in very good to excellent condition for both classical and skate skiing. The snowshoe trail is in very good condition.
Hope to see you at the Elcho X-C Club Annual Ski Junket from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, January 24, 2026. Mel’s Trading Post will be at the Moccasin Lake Rec Area with equipment to use or try out. Hot chocolate and cookies will be available. Users can fat tire bike the snowshoe trail. To prevent damage to the cross-country ski trail surface, please do not snowshoe or bike on the groomed surface of the ski trail. Thank you to the Elcho XC Ski Club for maintaining the trail! Please donate at the trailhead to support their efforts. Located west of Elcho on the existing cross-country ski trail and adjoining forest roads. This area features a variety of rolling terrain and is highlighted by two river basins. Facilities include a parking area, restrooms, and a warming shelter. |
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Popple Ridge Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: June 19, 2025 Stay tuned for updates! |
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Maranatha Trail System
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Trail Map
Trail location: N6120 Sawyer Lake Rd, White Lake, WI 54491
Lat: 45.2479 Lon: -88.7513 General Information Outside of skiing season, the Maranatha Ski Trail system can be used for horseback riding, maintained by Silver Birch Ranch and is open to the public. Nine clearly marked trail loops encompass 6.7 miles of beautiful wooded scenery in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. The trail ranges from beginner to expert levels and is groomed for traditional skiing. Location The trailhead begins ½ mile East of Silver Birch Ranch, located at N6120 Sawyer Lake Road (4 miles North of Langlade). From Langlade, follow Hwy 55 about 4 miles north to Sawyer Lake Road (FR 2122). Turn right and go about 2 miles. The parking area is at the trailhead on the right (south) side of Sawyer Lake Road. |
Hiking
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Gartzke Flowage Recreation Area
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Trail Map
Date of Report: October 10, 2025 The Gartzke Flowage trails are in excellent condition for hiking. The trails on the north side are showing their fall colors! As mentioned in previous reports, the logging operations are beginning on the south side, across the bridge, and therefore THE TRAILS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BRIDGE ARE CLOSED TO HIKERS & BIKERS. Please respect this closure and continue to enjoy the trails north of the bridge. Donations to the Antigo Bike and Ski Club are appreciated so we can continue to maintain and enhance the Gartzke Flowage Recreation Area for all of us to enjoy. Feel free to donate at the trailhead donation box or mail to Becky Frisch at 711 E 8th Ave, Antigo, WI 54409. Also, don't forget to patronize and thank our sponsors listed on the new 2025 Trail Map available at the trailhead and listed on our website: https://www.antigobikeandskiclub.com/sponsors The trails at Gartzke Flowage are always open, so you will not see a "trails closed" announcement.
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Antigo Bike and Ski Club volunteers maintain the facilities year-round. All donations are appreciated to help the Club maintain and make improvements on the property, owned by Langlade County. Donations can be mailed to Becky Frisch, Treasurer, 711 E. 8th Ave, Antigo, WI 54409. The Gartzke Flowage Recreation Area offers trails that are very scenic and traverse through a Norway Pine plantation, upland hardwood, and cedar swamps along the flowage. Depending upon rain, the cedar swamp conditions will normally be easily hiked/biked in the summer. Several spring seeps dot the landscape and add to the natural beauty of the area. Trails are great for hikers in the spring, summer, and fall, while in the winter, the trails are used for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing. W6379 Fifth Ave Antigo, WI 54409 The trail is located entirely on Langlade County property east of Antigo off 5th Avenue Road. Length: 5.5 miles in length and has a variety of trails for all abilities. Gartzke Flowage Recreation Map with georeferencing Click here for the Gartzke Flowage brochure from the Antigo Bike & Ski Club. |
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Hunter Walking Trails
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Trail Map
Date of Report: June 19, 2025 The Hunter Walking Trails are open. |
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Ice Age National Scenic Trail - Langlade County Segments
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Trail Map
Date of Report: October 24, 2025
All segments are clear and open to hikers. Be aware of closures during the 9-day gun deer season in late November. A hunting closure map can be found here. If windfall is encountered, please help the chapter by reporting it. Please email a pinned location from either Google maps or the Far Out app and send it to langladecochapter@iceagetrail.org. Photos are helpful too. Expect muddy areas and some standing water on all open trails. All five Ice Age Trail segments in Langlade County are open for hiking but conditions may vary on segments or time. The Langlade County Ice Age Chapter in-depth trail report is on its website at https://www.iceagetrail.org/get-involved/volunteer/chapters/langlade-county/. Due to situations beyond the control of the Langlade County Ice Age Trail Chapter, conditions are constantly changing. For trip planning, check the Climate Prediction Center's website https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/814day/index.php for a future projection of weather conditions in the area. Langlade County boasts over 60 miles of the thousand-mile Ice Age National Scenic Trail that can be snowshoed in the winter. There are 7 segments: 12 miles Lumbercamp, 12.2 miles Summit Moraine, 12 miles Parrish Hills, 0.8 miles Ice Override, 12.8 miles Highland Lakes, 7.2 miles Antigo Heights, and 9.9 miles Kettlebowl. Parking areas are located at Kettlebowl Recreation Area, Sherry Road, County Hwy A, Camp Susan Recreation Area, Townline Lake Trailhead, and Parrish Road/First Lake Road. Interactive Ice Age National Scenic Trail Map Ice Age National Scenic Trail Map |
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Jack Lake Trail at Veteran's Memorial Park
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Trail Map
Date of Report: October 30, 2025 Jack Lake Trail is in excellent condition. The entire system was leafblown on October 26th.
Jack Lake Trail at Veteran's Memorial Park offers many miles of marked nature trails that feature a loop around an underdeveloped lake and an arboretum with over 500 plant species.The west trails still have maintenance work to be completed and some areas remain in rough condition from fall and winter logging. |
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Moccasin Lake Trails
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Trail Map
Date of Report: January 27, 2026
The Moccasin Snowshoe Trail is in very good condition.
Thank you to the Elcho XC Ski Club for maintaining the trail! Please donate at the trailhead to support their efforts. The trails at Moccasin Lake are always open, so you will not see a "trails closed" announcement.
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The trail oversees two river basins; the Prairie flowing west, and the Hunting flowing east. On the eastern leg, the view overlooks a vast black spruce swamp that extends all the way to and beyond Elcho. The far end offers three fun hills; the Luge, the Expressway, and the Muskellunge. The trail is located entirely on Langlade County property north of Antigo off Moccasin Lake Road. Length: 8.9 miles in length and offers a variety of trails for all abilities. |
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Noboken School Forest
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Trail Map
The Noboken School Forest is a 168-acre site that is open to the public. Noboken School Forest has several different habitat types including a tamarack swamp, a small pond, and a 27-acre lake, Noboken Lake.
Location: Noboken School Forest is located 12-miles north of Antigo off of State Hwy. 45 on County Highway J to the east (the road that goes to Jake Lake/Veterans Memorial Park). Travel 1⁄2 mile on Hwy J and turn right at the gated logging road (about 1⁄4 mile after the power lines). There is a sign at the gate that says, “Antigo School Forest Education Shelter”. Follow the logging road to the shelter. Length: 2.42 miles in length |
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Springbrook Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: February 10, 2026 The paved section of the Springbrook Trail was cleared of snow on February 10, 2026.
The paved sections of the Springbrook Trail are maintained throughout the year. Location: The trailhead is on Fourth Avenue in Antigo, east of Hwy 45. You can also access the trail off Virginia Street, north of Hwy 64/Fifth Avenue, or park behind North Elementary School. Length: 4 plus miles of paved trail and just over 1 mile of rough trail Click here to view trail amenities. |
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Wolf River State Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: June 19, 2025
The Wolf River State Trail is open. Hikers should use caution for downed trees and limbs as clean-up from spring storms continues.
The Wolf River State Trail offers 33.4 miles of trail to hike from White Lake to Lake Metonga in Forest County along the former Wisconsin Central railroad corridor. The Wolf River State Trail is non-motorized in summer from White Lake to Lily, but please be aware that from Lily to Lake Metonga the trail is a multi-use trail. ATVers are allowed on the Wolf River State Trail from Lily to Lake Metonga. |
Kayaking/Rafting
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Wolf River Report
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Trail Map
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Cycling/Mountain Biking
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Antigo Single Track Mountain Bike Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: November 20, 2025
The Antigo Single Track Mountain Bike Trail is open.
You will enjoy five loops of rolling hills and beautiful scenery. Close to shopping, food, and additional recreational opportunities.
Location: N1985 Dump Road (a little south of Antigo). Trailhead is located right before the entrance to the old city dump. Length: 3.5 miles in length |
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Gartzke Flowage Recreation Area
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Trail Map
Date of Report: October 10, 2025
The Gartzke Flowage trails are in excellent condition for biking. The trails on the north side are showing their fall colors! As mentioned in previous reports, the logging operations are beginning on the south side, across the bridge, and therefore THE TRAILS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BRIDGE ARE CLOSED TO HIKERS & BIKERS. Please respect this closure and continue to enjoy the trails north of the bridge. Donations to the Antigo Bike and Ski Club are appreciated so we can continue to maintain and enhance the Gartzke Flowage Recreation Area for all of us to enjoy. Feel free to donate at the trailhead donation box or mail to Becky Frisch at 711 E 8th Ave, Antigo, WI 54409. Also, don't forget to patronize and thank our sponsors listed on the new 2025 Trail Map available at the trailhead and listed on our website: https://www.antigobikeandskiclub.com/sponsors The trails at Gartzke Flowage are always open, so you will not see a "trails closed" announcement.
Antigo Bike and Ski Club volunteers maintain the facilities year-round. All donations are appreciated to help the Club maintain and make improvements on the property, owned by Langlade County. Donations can be mailed to Becky Frisch, Treasurer, 711 E. 8th Ave, Antigo, WI 54409. The Gartzke Flowage Recreation Area offers trails that are very scenic and traverse through a Norway Pine plantation, upland hardwood, and cedar swamps along the flowage. Depending upon rain, the cedar swamp conditions will normally be easily hiked/biked in the summer. Several spring seeps dot the landscape and add to the natural beauty of the area. Trails are great for mountain/ fat tire bikers in the spring, summer and fall. Fat tire bikes are not allowed on the trail in the winter. Location: W6379 Fifth Ave Antigo, WI 54409 The trail is located entirely on Langlade County property east of Antigo off 5th Avenue Road. Length: 5.5 miles in length and has a variety of trails for all abilities. Click here for Gartzke Flowage Recreation Map with georeferencing Click here for the Gartzke Flowage brochure from the Antigo Bike & Ski Club. |
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Jack Lake Mountain Bike Trail in Veteran's Memorial Park
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Trail Map
Date of Report: October 30, 2025
Jack Lake Mountain Bike Trail is in excellent condition. The entire system was leafblown on October 26th.
The Jack Lake Mountain Bike trails are operated and maintained in cooperation of the Jack Lake Silent Sports Association with their volunteers. The money taken in at the donations box for the trails is provided to the Association. If you enjoy the trails, please consider getting involved or making direct donations by providing information at https://www.jacklaketrails.com/get-involved. We hope that you enjoy the Jack Lake Mountain Bike trails this season, and thank you for supporting the economy and businesses of Langlade County! Veteran's Memorial Park offers 12 miles of fast and flowing single and double-track mountain biking trails. Whether you're a first-time biker or a longtime shredder, these trails have something for everyone. The trail weaves its course through changing scenery of northern hardwood, aspen, and conifer forest types. The trail also meanders along three undeveloped glacier lakes, wetlands, and bogs. Location: Veteran's Memorial Park/Jack Lake
N8375 Park Road Deerbrook, WI 54424 The trailhead is located within Langlade County's Veteran's Memorial Park 15 miles north of Antigo. Once in the park, the trailhead is located in the southwest corner of the parking lot before entering the campgrounds. Length: The trail is 12 miles in length.
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Moccasin Lake Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: January 27, 2026 Users can fat tire bike the snowshoe trail. To prevent damage to the cross-country ski trail surface, please do not snowshoe or bike on the groomed surface of the ski trail.
The Moccasin Lake snowshoe trail is in very good condition. Hope to see you at the Elcho X-C Club Annual Ski Junket from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, January 24, 2026. Mel’s Trading Post will be at the Moccasin Lake Rec Area with equipment to use or try out. Hot chocolate and cookies will be available. Thank you to the Elcho XC Ski Club for maintaining the trail! Please donate at the trailhead to support their efforts. The trail oversees two river basins: the Prairie flowing west, and the Hunting flowing east. On the eastern leg, the view overlooks a vast black spruce swamp that extends all the way to and beyond Elcho. The far end offers three fun hills; the Luge, the Expressway, and the Muskellunge. Location: The trail is located entirely on Langlade County property north of Antigo off Moccasin Lake Road. Length: 5.5 miles in length and offers a variety of trails for all abilities. |
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Nicolet Roche Bike Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: July 17, 2025
The Nicolet Roche Mountain Bike Trail is open. The trail is in the process of being blown and cleared of leaves and sticks.
Map and trail information is on the kiosks by the Boulder Lake trailhead and the Hwy 64 trail access just east of Langlade. The new kiosk at the Hwy 64 location has a large-scale map and trail information. All new trail map boards have also been installed at various trail junctions. The challenging Nicolet Roche Mountain Bike Trail, located in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, is a single-track trail that incorporates natural features sure to keep the excitement level up. Location: On the south end at Boulder Lake Campground & Boat Landing 1.8 miles northeast of Hwy 55 via Cty WW and Forest Road 2116. On the north end on Hwy 64, 3.3 miles east of Langlade. Length: 14 miles total with 13 miles of single-track. |
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Springbrook Trail
Fall Report: The Springbrook Trail is in good condition. Paved sections of the trail are maintained throughout the year.
The City of Antigo has a new walking/biking trail. The trail is a combination of asphalt, boardwalk and wood chip paths along Antigo Lake and Spring Brook before meandering through forests. Location: The trailhead is on Fourth Avenue in Antigo, east of Hwy 45. Length: 4 plus miles in length with a 10-foot-wide trail. Antigo Walking/Biking Trail Map |
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Wolf River State Mountain Bike Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: June 19, 2025 The Wolf River State Trail is open. Riders should use caution for downed trees and limbs as clean-up from spring storms continues.
The Wolf River State Trail offers 33.4 miles of trail to mountain bike from White Lake to Lake Metonga in Forest County. The Wolf River State Trail follows along the former Wisconsin Central railroad corridor and is adjacent to the Wolf River. The trail is non-motorized in summer from White Lake to Lily, but from Lily to Lake Metonga the Wolf River State Trail is motorized. The trail is gravel based in Langlade County and may be rough or soft in sections so the tread is more suitable for mountain or gravel bicycles.
Location: Parking is available in downtown White Lake along Highway M/Lake Street near the intersection with Maple Street. Length: From Wallrich Rd parking lot to West Hollister Rd is 4.9 miles and West Hollister Rd to Lily parking lot is 5.7 miles. The total non-motorized section of trail from Wallrich Rd to Lily is 10.6 miles with 33.4 total miles of trail from White Lake to Lake Metonga in Forest County. For more information on the Wolf River State Trail, click here. |
Off Highway Motor Vehicle Trail
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Langlade County Off Highway Motor Vehicle Trail
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Trail Map
Date of Report: November 12, 2025
The Langlade County West Evergreen Off Highway Motor Vehicle Trail, including all permitted trails, are scheduled to close at 8:00 am on Monday, November 17, 2025.
This closure is required to provide sustainable management of the trail during the times of the year when soil conditions fluctuate from wet to frozen to wet. The closure is also to reduce impacts and conflicts with hunters with special concerns during the gun deer seasons. The trails are expected to re-open for season number 2 in May of 2026 after soil conditions return to drier conditions and after revisiting the trail system to ensure environmental impacts are minimized. Langlade County West Evergreen Off Highway Motor Vehicle Trail (Off Highway Trucks and Jeeps) officially opened in June 2025. In cooperation with the 4 Lakes 4 Wheelers Off Road Vehicle Club from the Madison Area, Langlade County is happy to officially open the Langlade County OHMV Trail located off Sherry Road in the Elton Area. Langlade County West Evergreen OHMV trails were developed utilizing environmentally sustainable management practice standards. The trails consist of 3 ranges of classification from easy, more difficult, and most difficult. ATV/UTVs are allowed on access trails (see map) with a normal DNR ATV/UTV registration sticker — no additional permits required! All vehicles are required to have an annual permit, which costs $50 per year, and each operator must possess an operator permit, which costs $10 per year. Permits are available for purchase at:
The Langlade County OHMV Trails map shows various trails with different difficulty levels, as well as trailheads, parking areas, and shared access trails. Access trails do not require a permit, while OHMV trails do. Langlade County Off Road Vehicle Rules and Requirements & Langlade County Off Road Vehicle Road and Trail Use Policy information are available on the Langlade County Forestry, Park and Recreation Department website. |
Fall Color Viewing
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Fall Color Report
Come experience your favorite outdoor adventure during fall in the County of Trails! Check out the fall color report for Antigo and Langlade County on Travel Wisconsin.
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