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3 weeks ago |
apg-wi.com | Cathy LaReau
Mother’s Day weekend greeted us with a beautiful, cooler and sunny Saturday. Perfect weather for a short ride after work before the weekend’s festivities began. The entire northern region of the state is under extremely high fire danger, due to the dry, windy conditions, so that was a concern as I headed out on my Wildcat Saturday afternoon. I met up with a couple that I sold a home to recently- motorsports enthusiasts who bought their retirement home right on the trail system.
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1 month ago |
apg-wi.com | Cathy LaReau
On Thursday May 1, 2025, most our county’s ATV trails opened for use — this includes all trails in the Sawyer County Forest, as well as in the Chequamegon Forest. As of now, everything is open except for trails in the Flambeau River State Forest in the SE corner of the county — which will open to ATV use on May 15th, and a segment of Trail 31 in the Birchwood area, north of the Tuscobia Trail, that opens over Memorial Day Weekend.
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1 month ago |
apg-wi.com | Cathy LaReau
Some of the roads surrounding Nelson Lake are sporting brand-new ATV warning signs. These green ATV signs are splashed with bright orange banners that scream slow down, along with a reminder that routes are a privilege. The town of Lenroot recognized the economic and tourism benefits of ATVing early on and was one of the first towns in our county to open their roads to ATV users. kAmp%'6CD 92G6 D:?46 366? 5C2H? E@ E96 }6=D@?
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1 month ago |
apg-wi.com | Cathy LaReau
Over this spring, I’ve taken many calls from folks new to ATVing looking for information. Some recently moved here, some have lived here for years but just recently bought an ATV, and some are thinking about purchasing an ATV and they all want to know how to get started. I figured this would be a good week to give some tips on how to get involved in this popular sport. Before you ride — do all the legal stuff!kAmr964< @FE E96 (x s}# H63D:E6 7@C 2== E96 :?7@C>2E:@?
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2 months ago |
apg-wi.com | Cathy LaReau
ISMA is an organization based in Michigan that has represented snowmobile manufacturers since 1995. ISMA promotes the snowmobiling lifestyle and safety, plus they gather and maintain statistics about the snowmobile industry and the economic impact of the sport. After 28 years as the voice of snowmobile manufacturing, longtime ISMA President Ed Klim retired in January of 2024.
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