ATV & UTV

It’s time to hit the trails! Over 100 miles of ATV & UTV trails link to an ever-growing Northwest Wisconsin ATV Trail system and Washburn County is a premier ATV destination that you won’t want to miss. Multiple loops throughout the county, linking to the Wild Rivers and Tuscobia State Trails, create an ATV experience like no other. Ample ATV parking areas and access to lodging and restaurants make planning an ATV vacation easy.

ATV trails typically open the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend and stay open through the fall when the snowmobile and winter use trails open. Fall is an especially enjoyable time to explore the area trails and take in the breathtaking fall colors. If you haven’t been out on the ATV Scenic Tour before, you’ll want to grab the brochure and get out and explore!

Request Your ATV Packet

Washburn County offers a great ATV Packet to plan your trip to our area. The packet includes a visitor guide, trail map, ATV scenic tour brochure and a list of ATV-friendly lodging properties…

ATV Scenic Tour Brochure

Looking for a fun way to explore the trails? Check out the Washburn County ATV Scenic Tour which highlights over 35 points of interest located along the 100+ mile ATV system. The tour…

Registered UTV's (up to 65 inches wide) are welcome on the Washburn County Trail System anywhere that ATV's are allowed. For additional information on the UTV Program, registering your UTV, and more, please visit the DNR Page.

ATV Trail Maps:

Official Washburn County ATV & Snowmobile Map
Tuscobia Trail Map
The Tuscobia Trail is a 74 mile trail that follows an abandoned railroad grade. The trail is open to ATV use beginning three miles west of Birchwood and extending all the way to Park Falls.
Wild Rivers Trail Map
The Wild Rivers Trail is a 96 mile trail that follows an abandoned railroad grade. The trail is currently open between Rice Lake and Solon Springs. The trail crosses Washburn County for 40 miles. For more information on the Wild Rivers Trail, click here.
Northwest Wisconsin ATV Corridor Trail Map

Helpful Links for your ATV Adventure:

ATV Friendly Lodging:

If you’re looking for the perfect place to stay with easy trail access, be sure to check out our ATV Friendly Lodging Listings:

ATV & UTV Business Directory:

Washburn County is a very ATV & UTV friendly area to visit and as you'd expect, we have several businesses to get you ready to hit the trails.

ATV Clubs:

The area ATV clubs work extremely hard on our trail systems. These volunteers put in hundreds of hours maintaining the trail systems to keep them in great shape for all of our visitors and residents. If you come across them while out on the trail, please be courteous as the grooming equipment does not move quickly; wait until there is a safe opportunity to go around the groomer.

Our ATV clubs are always looking for new members who share their enthusiasm for the sport of ATVing. If you are interested in joining one of the area clubs, offering some time to help with the trails, would like to attend one of their fun events, or just want to say thanks for their hard work, please contact them below: