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The Oneida County Snowmobile Council met last week and voted unanimously not to open state funded and club funded trails for the remainder of the 2024 snowmobile season
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Right now, no counties in Wisconsin have their snowmobile trails open.Some ATV clubs in Vilas County are requesting the county to change its rules so that ATVs can fill a gap left by snowmobilers this winter.
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January in the Northwoods typically ends with a solid foot of snow on the ground, snowmobiles buzzing through the woods, and frozen lakes dotted with ice shanties.Those are largely missing this winter as the Northwoods grapples with a lack of snow and unusually warm temperatures.It’s causing many businesses to take a hit.
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The Ironwood area typically sees 200-plus inches of snow during the winter with about half of that falling by now.So far this season, the city hasn’t even hit 30 inches of snow.
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In Vilas County, most snowmobile trails are open for an average of 83 days.
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Monday felt like the winter weather we’ve all come to expect from December in the Northwoods.Even with the latest snowfall, the near outlook for winter weather isn’t great.In the Northwoods, the lack of snowfall goes beyond dashing those dreams of a White Christmas.
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Winter might not be over quite yet, but the snowmobiling season is.Wisconsin trail can’t stay open past March 31st.
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This will be the last weekend for snowmobiling in Oneida County.
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Some snowmobile trails in the region are reopening thanks to this week’s snowfall.
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Riders asked to stay off trails for now