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Vintage Vibes, Modern Purpose

November 17, 2025

The planning is at full throttle for the Lake Tom SnoFleas – Trailriders Equipment Fundraiser and Vintage Snowmobile Show …! This epic Lake Tomahawk event will be held Saturday February 28, 2026 beginning at 9 am through 4 pm in downtown Lake Tomahawk. Passerby’s will not be able to drive by without stopping as the downtown vibe is always in high gear and revved up!

Kildeer Bridge Ready!

November 17, 2025

BIG THANK YOU!!! to all the crew that showed up and finished a big project – Killdeer bridge on Oct. 1st. Volunteers – The wear deck looks amazing, safe, and ready to rock n roll for the Winter Season. …

Lake Tomahawk Town ATV/UTV Ordinances

REMEMBER each Town and/or County in the State May Have Additional Laws.

1 All operators of an ATV/UTV shall possess and have in their possession a valid driver's license.
2 All operators of an ATV/UTV shall carry the same liability insurance that is required by Wisconsin to operate a vehicle on Wisconsin roadways and must carry proof of said insurance covering ATV/UTV they are operating with them.
3 The allowed hours of operation are 8:00am to 9:00pm
4 Lights must be on at all times, and approved hand signals must be used whenever the operator intends to change speed or direction.
5 All riders under the age of 18 must wear a helmet.
6 All ATV/UTV operators shall observe a speed limit of 25mph or the posted speed limit, which ever is less.
7 All operators shall ride in single file.
8 Never ride on Hwy 47.

Lake Tom Sno Fleas - Trail Riders

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Your membership helps promote an ongoing communication and cooperation with the national & state forestry officials, state & local government officials, private land owners and other clubs / associations as well as sponsoring safety classes and funding trail maintenance.