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Come ride the scenic trails of south central Wisconsin, in Green Lake County. The four
clubs of the Green Lake Co. Association of Snowmobile Clubs maintain & groom approximately 150 miles of scenic trails,
with a vast variety of trails ranging from woods, meadows, marsh, & fields. Although snow conditions can be varied, when
conditions are good, our trails are great !
FOR UP-TO-THE-MINUTE TRAIL STATUS,
CALL: 920-294-3220
for a recorded message of Green Lake County trails.
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From the Desk of Sheriff Mark A. Podoll
Topic: 2015 Snowmobile Season While maybe a little chilly outside lately, winter has arrived. I’ve noticed
some snowmobiles on trailers and listen to a few who have the “itch” to get riding. ...
Concerning the up-coming season, I’d like to ask for some cooperation from all the
snowmobile enthusiasts and will sum up the complaints and concerns that the County Snowmobile Clubs, Warden Nate Ackerman,
and I have: 1) Safety. Goes without saying, yet, speed and alcohol claim lives
and cause injuries to riders in Wisconsin every year. Remember, you can be arrested for OWI on a snowmobile. Also, the speed
limit at night is 55 mph. Obeying posted signs and using good common sense will bring you back safely.
2) Trespass.
Your local snowmobile clubs work long hours clearing, marking, and securing permission for trails. If you leave the trail,
you’re on your own and subject to a $295.00 trespass citation.
3) Registration. Make sure you are registered
for the season. Don’t spoil an outing with family or friends by neglecting to be legal.
4) Courtesy. Be courteous
to other riders and their abilities. Also, to private property owners and what they have invested in their land.
5) Wildlife. Consider that Deer, Turkey, and other wildlife are at risk in the cold and snow. Please don’t use your
machine to harass wildlife. As in years past, look for Club Snowmobile Patrol officials to be paired with Deputy
Staff. I’m certain Warden Ackerman will also be patrolling with us. By doing us a favor in addressing the above issues,
you’ll be helping me, help you and your sport. Ride Safe, Mark A. Podoll, Sheriff, Green Lake County
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on the Trails Photo Submitted to Berlin Journal ON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, representatives of all Green Lake County snowmobile clubs, AWSC members, and local officials met to implement
a combined effort involving club trail visibility. County snowmobile clubs will be working directly with law enforcement to
educate, promote safety, report trespass and other violations while upon the trail system. Pictured from the left are DNR
Warden Nate Ackerman, Jay Held, Travis Kastenschmidt, Laura Gigstead, Ken Markham, and Sheriff Mark Podoll.
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| Markesan Sno-Drifters Website |
Markesan Sno-Drifter Trail Status Click on our insignia to the right for current grooming status.
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| Terrace Sno-Streakers Website |
Terrace Sno-Streakers Trail Status Call
Hotline Number Thank You.
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| Princeton Sno-Barons Website |
2/7/16 Princeton Sno-Barons Trails are - CLOSED.
Please join a club where you ride. A $25 family membership
is such a low cost way to help. Stop in at FOX RIVER AUTO and join us today! Use the hotline and make sure to support a club
where you ride - our sport and the trail system depend on YOU to become a club member! Think Snow*** and lots of it!
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| Berlin River Riders Website |
Berlin River Riders Trail
Status : FYI: Snowmobile clubs do not distribute trail passes! SEE ABOVE! Once membership
dues are received it takes a few days for AWSC to process, return cards to the clubs, and then you receive them in the
mail. It can also take a few days for trail passes to be processed. Plan ahead! Berlin River Riders will meet on September 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the club grounds. Come and join us!
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