ATV/UTV Trail Maps
As a member of the Pel-Cho Mudd Nutz ATV/UTV Club you are in the heart of some of the best ATV/UTV riding and trails in the state. Directly connecting to the adjoining counties of Forest, Langlade, Lincoln and Vilas there are literally hundreds of miles of routes and trails you have access to. Please enjoy planning your ride based on the maps below .
**important trail information**
We are pleased to report that the Schoepke Dump Road/Old 26 trail north of Pelican Lake off CTH Q is now complete and is open for your use. This provides an alternate trail to the east into Monico and north to Hwy 8/Town Rd and continuing north on a Pelican River Forest road to Rasmussen Road, ultimately bringing you to CTH C, which you can take west to Rhinelander.
Hwy 45 Cemetery Road Trail is currently under construction as is not open. We are hopeful that this trail segment will still be completed later this year.
Rustic Road between Pratt Road and Hwy 45 is no longer a legal ATV/UTV Trail and is not to be used.
A Pelican River Forest Trail map is available on this site.
Pel-Cho Muddnutz Awarded $24,500 Grant from Yamaha Outdoors
It is fortunate that the Pel-Cho Muddnutz ATV/UTV Club received a grant in the amount of $24,500 to build the quarter mile trail Yamaha/Romsa trail on the north side of Pelican Lake from County Hwy Q to Hwy 45.
Thru this generous grant from Yamaha Outdoor Initiative this trail will provide for a safe crossing across Hwy 45 to the east onto McGinnis/Thompson Road and access to the Pelican River East trail system which will provide a safe, picturesque trail going both north towards Hwy 8/Monico/Crandon as well as south to County B/Pelican Lake/Jennings.
We are extremely grateful to Yamaha Outdoor Initiative for the generous Grant and to Antigo Yamaha for endorsing our club for the Yamaha Outdoor Initiative.
To help you understand the trails location and connections you will find the link below to a map of the trails as well as approximate distances to the nearby towns.
this brown sign could save your life!
Oneida County has placed brown, 3 digit number signs throughout the County at key Trail intersections.
In the event of an emergency, the 911 operator will ask you for this number. Their emergency response system can identify these numbers and give important location information to rescue personnel.
PAY ATTENTION TO THESE
INTERSECTION NUMBER SIGNS.
They can save lives!