About Our Club
Realizing the increasing sales of ATV’s and a need for a sanctioned trail system in the Pickerel-Pearson area, an ATV Club was established in 2005. Thanks to the many volunteer hours of the club’s officers, advisory board, and MEMBERS, this organization has made a viable trail system in this area. Our club currently has trails and routes that connect trails from Parrish Highland to White Lake.
The club also sponsors a clean-up day each spring. Club members volunteer to clean up ditches on area roadways. The clean-up follows the April meeting each year.
Year-round ATV / UTV enjoyment can be found in Langlade County, our club covers 80 miles of road routes and trails. The Augustyn Springs section is 23 miles of two-way scenic ATV / UTV trails that offers riders varied terrain, ranging from very hilly to rolling plains through the scenic woodlands. The trailhead is located on County A and Augustyn Springs Road, just north of the intersection of County S and A. Another area to enjoy natures’ finest is county land off Lost Lake Road. Riders can experience the beauty of the Wolf River as it flows southward through this picturesque area. Pack a picnic lunch and eat under the majestic pines along the Wolf.
10 WI State Laws Everyone Who Rides, Should Know
REMEMBER each County in the State May Have Additional Laws.
- 1 Headlamps must be on at all time while operating.
- 2 It is illegal to operate on state highways.
- 3 All operators and passengers must wear D.O.T. approved helmets if under the age of 18 – UTV riders must wear seat belts.
- 4 Ages 12-15 must be accompanied by an adult operating on a route.
- 5 ATV/UTV must have current registration.
- 6 All operators age 12 and over must have a safety certificate if born on or after January 1, 1988.
- 7 It is illegal to ride in an area that has been gated, cabled, posted, or otherwise restricted.
- 8 You must report any crash that results in injury or damage.
- 9 It is illegal to operate an ATV/UTV that is louder than 96 decibals.
- 10 No person may operate an ATV/UTV with a blood alcohol of .08% or higher.
Join Our Club
Your membership helps promote an ongoing communication and cooperation with the national & state forestry officials, state & local government officials, private land owners and other ATV Clubs / associations as well as sponsoring ATV Safety / Certification Classes and Trail Ambassador Programs.
