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Events along the trail:

TUSCOBIA TRAILS ATV ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY EVENTS

Click on the link above to view association sponsored events.

WOOLLY MAMMOTH RUN/WALK

September 8, 2012
This 5k or 10k Run/Walk will begin in Brill and kicks off with a 1k kids fun run/walk beginning at 8:30 a.m. The adult run/walk races will start at 9 a.m.with the 5K Nordic Walk State Championship starting at 9:05 a.m. This race is organized by the Superior Lobe Chapter of the Ice Age Trail Alliance and is affiliated with the Wisconsin State Nordic Walking Championship. Visit the Ice Age Trail Alliance website for additional information or contact Tim McRaith at tim.mcraith@witc.edu, 715-234-7082, Ext. 5379.

TUSCOBIA WINTER ULTRA

December 28-30, 2012
150-mile run starts in Park Falls at the CCC at 6 a.m. Fri., December 28
150-mile ski starts in Park Falls at the CCC at 11 a.m. Fri., December 28
150-mile bike starts in Park Falls at the CCC at 6 a.m. Sat., December 29
75-mile starts at the trailhead in Rice Lake at 10 a.m. Sat., December 29
35-mile starts in Ojibwa at 12 p.m. Sat., December 29
(CCC) Chequamegon Canoe Club Bistro, 124 4th Avenue S., Park Falls (715-762-0140)
Run, Bike or Ski this race with 150-mile, 75-mile and 35-mile distance options. The 150-mile race is an Iditarod Trail Invitational (ITI) Qualifier Event. ** 2014 ITI Race Entry will be up for grabs ($1,000 value)!! The 150-mile race will be an out and back starting Friday at the Chequamegon Canoe Club Bistro in Park Falls. The 75-mile point-to-point ski, bike or run/walk race will start Saturday morning in Rice Lake and ends in Park Falls. The 35-mile point-to-point race will begin in Ojibwa on Saturday. Parking will be available near the finish line in Park Falls. Pre-registration is required; no race day registration. Racers are self-supported. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Friends of the Tuscobia Trail, Inc. non-profit. For more information, contact Chris Scotch, 651-755-5880, tuscobia@gmail.com, or Helen Lavin, 612-229-9950, or http://tuscobiawordpress.com.

Disclaimer:

The Tuscobia State Trail is open to the public, but users must proceed with care as many of the sections remain underdeveloped. Activities such as hunting and bicycling do occur on the Tuscobia State Trail. Cycling however is not encouraged as the trail is not groomed or surfaced and may be rough or soft in many sections of the trail making this potentially unsafe. Mountain bikes are recommended if one participates in this activity. Trail-users need to be aware that the Tuscobia State Trail is a multiple use trail. In order for all users to enjoy the trail, respect others and follow proper trail etiquette.

Property Manager:

Todd Hintz

Manager/Ranger Tuscobia State Trail

5289 N. Cemetery Road

Winter, WI 54896

Northern Region

Bureau of Parks and Recreation

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

phone:      (715) 266-7032

fax:        (715) 266-5008

e-mail:     todd.hintz@Wisconsin.gov

Friends of the Tuscobia Trail

Friends of the Tuscobia Trail is a non-profit organization committed to developing the Tuscobia State Trail as a multi-use trail that can be enjoyed by all. Created in 2001, Friends of the Tuscobia Trail was born out of the need for additional economic and use enhancements. By working with various government agencies, associations and private landowners, Friends of the Tuscobia Trail hope to further develop the trail so it is always available for hiking, ATV and snowmobile use along with other possible uses such as skiing and cycling. Persons interested in learning more about Friends of the Tuscobia Trail and how to get involved are encouraged to call 1-800-762-7179.

Tuscobia Trails ATV Association

The Tuscobia Trails ATV Association is a non-profit club that has been in existence since 1999. We are located in upper Midwest Wisconsin on the Tuscobia Trail in Winter, Wisconsin. We are a riding club with over 200 members through out Wisconsin and neighboring states. With the support of area business we sponsor events throughout the year.

Safety Message

• The Tuscobia State Trail is a state treasure and should be enjoyed by outdoor enthusiasts of all interests. Please make safety a priority while using the Tuscobia State Trail.

• Follow all regulations by requesting specific trail information for each area as rules can vary.

• Be certain your equipment is in good mechanical condition at all times.

• Wear sensible protective clothing.

• Use proper safety equipment at all times.

• Make efforts to know the terrain by asking others who have traveled on it before or by calling one of the contacts for more information.

• If you choose to use the trail at night, make certain you have proper operating lighting systems.

• Stay on the trail.