Welcome to the Brown County Snowmobile Alliance
The Brown County trail system is composed of 95% private property. We ask all who ride our trails to stay on the marked trail and not cut corners. These trails are on PRIVATE PROPERTY and are used with the landowners permission thru Trail Agreements. Riding off the marked portion of the trail is TRESPASSING and subjects the violator to prosecution and the clubs to trail closure.
The clubs of Brown County maintain 200 miles of club trails, of which 164 are State funded. The trail system is divided into six zones. A zone may be completely or partially open depending on weather conditions.
The trails in Brown County connect to the trails in Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Outagamie, Calumet, Shawano, and Oconto Counties.
Did You Know?
Wisconsin has 18,000 miles of state highway and approx, 22,000 Miles of user funded snowmobile trails and approx. 3,000 miles of club trails that's a total of 25,000 miles of snowmobile trails. These Trails are funded through your registration fees and the trail pass. In other words snowmobilers self fund these trails without any burden To the tax payer.
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AWSC
The AWSC is dedicated to the preservation of snowmobiling in Wisconsin and is continually advocating for new trails as well as maintaining and enhancing existing trails. In addition, the AWSC monitors regulations and proposed legislation that could affect snowmobiling. Without the watchful eye of the AWSC, Wisconsin would not have a network of 25,000 miles of snowmobile trail which is ranked in the top three trail systems in the nation.