Welcome to Namakagon Trail Groomers
Come and Ride on some of the best snowmobile trails in the state of Wisconsin!
Bring your friends and family snowmobiling in the Cable Area of Northern Wisconsin, for some of the best trails & snowmobile riding on over 110 miles of groomed trails in the state of Wisconsin, located in Bayfield County. You will fall in love with the beauty of the area, the trail systems and cherish this winter retreat & getaway destination for years to come.
About our snowmobile club…
The Namakagon Trail Groomers Association was founded in 1974 to engage in non-profit activities within Bayfield County Wisconsin, to encourage and promote the safe and courteous sport of snowmobiling, to construct, maintain, and improve snowmobile facilities and trails, and to engage in social and fund-raising activities in line with these purposes.
To date, the Namakagon Trail Groomers consists of over 358 members.
What We Do…
The Namakagon Trail Groomers Snowmobile Club is responsible for maintaining and grooming over 110 miles of scenic Northwoods snowmobile trails surrounding the Cable Area. This website provides you with Up-to-Date Snowmobile Trail Conditions & Snow Reports of our Groomed Trails.
Membership/Renewal …
If you are interested in becoming a member of our organization, register online today!
Current Members, please contact Cris Liebhauser to verify and/or update your email information.
Click here to renew your current membership! Be sure to select the renew option.
About our Area…
For more information about the Cable Area (winter retreat & getaway destination), we invite you to explore the Cable Area Chamber of Commerce website – www.cable4fun.com.
For more information about the Hayward, Wisconsin Area, we invite you to explore the Hayward Lakes Visitor & Convention Bureau web site – www.haywardlakes.com
Current Events/Info
November 9th, Saturday – 9:00am
Please meet at the groomer barn at the Namakagon site. Coffee, hot chocolate and donuts will be served. After the clean-up, Pioneer Bar will host lunch around noon. Thanks to Chanz and Katie for hosting.
Bring your saws and prunes. We will also focus on sign repair and additional signage. Please bring your drill/driver, torx and phillips bits and 3/8 & 7/16 wrench or pliers for the nuts.
If you see something that could be signed better for safety or directions, such as intersections, curves, etc. make note of the location and we can work on it.
Thanks to all of the volunteers that help with the trails.
