Planning a snowmobile getaway to Oneida County this winter? Good idea—we’ve got hundreds of miles of trails, so there’s plenty to explore. Here are answers to your snowmobiling questions about the Northwoods of Wisconsin.
Where can I snowmobile?
More than 1,000 miles of trails are open to riders in Oneida County—that means a lot of great snowmobiling throughout northern Wisconsin. Plus, you can connect to hundreds of more miles of trails throughout the Northwoods. Learn more.
Do you have snow?
Oneida County usually gets a lot of snow, so it’s a great place to ride, but it’s always best to check conditions before your trip. To find the latest snow report for Oneida County, click here. You can also get the snow report for specific Oneida County communities below:
Where can I stay?
From cabins and cottages to amenity-laden hotels, Oneida County has plenty of places to stay, some of which are located right on the snowmobile trails. Find lodging options for Oneida County communities here.
Where can I stop to eat along the trail?
- Tilted Loon Saloon, Nokomis. Bring your sled across the lake and enjoy great views, food and drinks with friends in the spacious dining room with a variety of appetizers and daily specials.
- Roadside Pub, Pelican Lake. Hungry for pizza or a hot sandwich? Head to the Roadside Pub in Pelican Lake, a good place to relax or enjoy a quick meal that will get you back on the trails in no time.
- Flick’s Resort Bar & Grill, Rhinelander. This family-friendly resort, bar, and grill sits on the northern shore of Lake George southeast of downtown Rhinelander and serves Northwoods classics and offers specials like Wing Wednesday and a Friday fish fry.
- Tavern on the Loop, Three Lakes. This popular spot is located on Three Lakes’ ATV and snowmobiling trails and serves lunch and dinner favorites like burgers and a Friday fish fry.
