- How do I become a WCSA member?
- Where can I find Wright County
Trail Maps?
- Why doesn't the groomer go out
more often?
- Who sets up the Wright County
trail system?
- What trails are owned by the
Wright County Snowmobile Assoc?
- When are the Wright County
trails open for public use?
You must be a member of one of the local snowmobile clubs
to become a member of the Wright County Snowmobile Association. A list of
clubs can be found here.
Maps of the Wright County snowmobile trail system can be
found at area gas stations and snowmobile dealers as well as most restaurants
along the trail system.
The groomers are scheduled to cover the trail system twice
weekly, snow conditions permiting. Although we try to cover the trails as much as possible, please
understand that all of our groomer operators are volunteers and groom these
trails after fullfilling their requirements for their normal job.
The trail system is set up and maintained by the local
snowmobile clubs of the Wright County Snowmobile Association. These clubs are
made up of volunteers that want to help provide the best trail system possible.
There are no trails owned by the Wright County Snowmobile
Association. The land that the trails cross is provided by land owners to
allow us to create a trail system. We only have permission to use the trails, we
are NOT given permission to roam across fields or other private property
ajoining the trail system.
The state makes the trail system open for public use from
December 1st thru March 31st.
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