Kenosha County snowmobile trails are maintained by local snowmobile clubs and made possible through the generosity of private landowners. Trails open only when conditions are suitable and the trail system has been inspected, marked, and officially opened. Please never ride on a closed trail.
Kenosha County Trail Status
Before you ride, always check the current trail status.
Trail Hotline: 262-671-4944
Facebook: Follow Kenosha County Snowmobile Association for current trail opening and closing announcements.
Trail conditions can change quickly. Please do not ride until the trails have been officially opened, and stay off the trails whenever they are posted closed.
Kenosha County Snowmobile Trail Map
Plan your ride before you head out. The Kenosha County snowmobile trail map is a helpful guide to the local trail system and connections throughout the county. Trail routes may change from season to season, so riders should watch for current trail signage and posted route changes while riding.
Remember, the trail map shows established routes and does not indicate whether trails are currently open. Always check current trail status before heading out.
GPS & Interactive Trail Maps
Prefer to navigate with your phone or GPS? Several mapping services provide interactive and GPS-based snowmobile trail maps that can be helpful for planning and navigating a ride.
Polaris RIDE COMMAND offers free interactive snowmobile trail mapping online and through the Polaris app. VVMapping offers detailed GPS-compatible Great Lakes snowmobile trail maps, including Wisconsin.
These mapping services are provided by third parties and should be used along with current local trail signage and official trail-opening information.
Trail Passes
A Wisconsin Snowmobile Trail Pass is required to ride on Wisconsin public snowmobile trails. Members of an AWSC-affiliated snowmobile club may qualify for a discounted trail pass for snowmobiles registered in Wisconsin.
Prairie Riders is an AWSC-affiliated club. To purchase the discounted club-member trail pass, you must first be a current member of an AWSC-affiliated snowmobile club. Join or renew your Prairie Riders membership before purchasing your discounted trail pass.
Your membership supports the volunteers who maintain and protect our local trail system while helping support snowmobiling throughout Wisconsin.
Check Wisconsin Trail Conditions
Planning to ride outside Kenosha County? Trail conditions and opening dates vary throughout Wisconsin and are determined locally. Before traveling, always check the current status for the area you plan to ride.
The Wisconsin Snow Report, provided by Travel Wisconsin, offers current snowmobile trail conditions and reports from destinations throughout the state. It’s a convenient place to check conditions when planning a ride beyond Kenosha County.