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Flambeau River State Forest Trail
This 38-mile multi-use trail consists of forest roads, town roads and snowmobile routes located in the Flambeau River State Forest and allows ATV/UTV use May 15 through November 15.
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Flambeau Trail System
This 70-mile multi-use trail system located in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest is highlighted by rolling terrain, tree-lined corridors, wooden bridges, and vistas overlooking bogs and lakes. The trail allows ATVs & UTVs up to 65 inches in width and off-road motorcycles from May 1 through March 14; before traveling, confirm the trail opening date.
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Georgetown Trail
This 15.8-mile multi-use trail is located on the Price County Forest west of Phillips and allows ATVs & UTVs up to 65 inches in width and off-road motorcycles from May 14 through March 14.
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Park Falls ATV & UTV Routes
To allow for direct access to/from trails and businesses, the City of Park Falls permits ATV/UTV use on all city streets year-round and Price County highways are open to ATV/UTV use May 15 through October 15.
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Phillips ATV & UTV Routes
To allow for direct access to/from trails and businesses, the City of Phillips permits ATV/UTV use on all city streets year-round and Price County highways are open to ATV/UTV use May 15 through October 15.
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Pine Line / Price-Taylor Rail Trail
This 26-mile multi-use trail was created from an abandoned railroad right of way and is open to silent sports April through November and is groomed December through March (conditions permitting) for snowmobiling and winter ATV/UTV use (temperature restrictions apply).
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Solberg Trail
This 9.5-mile multi-use trail is located northeast of Phillips on the Price County Forest and the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and allows ATVs & UTVs up to 65 inches in width and off-road motorcycles from May 1 through March 14.
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Tuscobia State Trail
The 72-mile multi-use Tuscobia State Trail is an abandoned railroad grade that allows ATV & UTV use on 64-miles of the trail between Park Falls and Birchwood; use dates vary.