Chippewa Falls ATV Trail Review 

Love your videos. Can you post a link to the trail head location. I live just south of there, in Eau Claire

Do you have a street address or GPS coordinates where the trail starts ? or where you park the truck and trailer ?

There are some trails by Adams friendship that are crazy sand . Almost like dunes w some weird bushes and trees scattered in the sand

I love living in Wisconsin but are trail systems are not much fun. Their is almost as many rules and regulations on the trail as their is for streets. I feel like soon they will have lines and lanes painted in the dirt. Wear your seatbelt, make sure your lights are on, no spinning your tires, no loud exhaust, no deviated from the trail, etc.... and the list goes on. I can understand no drinking and speed limits near campgrounds for safety reasons but the rest is ridiculous. Defeats the purpose of having and all terrain vehicle. We were at Rock Dam camp grounds and a guy on a four wheeler got pulled over for hammering the throttle when he took the trail leading south out of the campgrounds. You have to go out of the campgrounds and down the street just a little to where the trail begins. So he was already out of the campgrounds, we caught up with him and he didn't get a ticket just a warning. He said they warned him of wreck less driving coz he was spinning tires and peeling out of there. Then my brother got a nice hefty fine for forgetting to turn his headlights on in the rzr. So if your going to go trailing in Wisconsin just remember to be on your best behavior, your machine is registered and passes all safety regulations and is not too loud, and don't stray from the trail, coz a lot of the trails pass through private property and we thank them for allowing us to ride through them. Trailing in Wisconsin is good for some scenic sights and taking grandma to pick raspberries, that's about it. If you wait until a good rain you can get some good muddy trails but it's mostly water over hard pack. Nothing like skeg, but if you want to find that you will have to go off trail and be careful coz a lot of trails are on private land and if you get caught your screwed. So far the best I have found is up north near Hurley and Hayward. There is quite a few miles of trail and actually a few spots that can get quite muddy and interesting. If you have a large machine or lifted machines you won't have a problem but some smaller four wheelers could have some fun. Oh and 1 more thing. Not all trails allow UTV or side by sides. Last I remember most of the trails north of Marshfield allow UTV's. There is some south that have not. They are improving quickly so you'll have to do your own research as to which trails are UTV accessible. So if your an adrenalin junkie you won't find it here. Your best bet is to find a club and sometimes their is people in the club who have private land and that's where you find the best mud, swamps, skeg, etc... If you like scenery and relaxing rides then you will have fun here. Hope this helped.

Nice info, thanks for sharing.

This was pretty informative, simply for showing what the trail looked like. WI sure has some boring trails. The trails near Chippewa are pretty rocky and they are sharp rocks due to the formation of the land (glacier). A bit more South in Black River Falls area, they are all pretty flat (not a whole lot of fun). The further South you get in the state, the harder it is to find a trail at all. I agree that the Hurley/Ironwood area trails are decent. So are trails/logging roads of the Blue Hills. I have yet to hit up the St. Croix area (far northwest). For what it's worth, I've never met a reasonable non-a**hole DNR officer in any part of the state; not to say they don't exist, but they are quick to ticket vs warn, even when being reasonable with them. Oh well. Last thing I'll say regarding WI trails...if you live in the state and want to have fun...you'd be better off buying your own land. That should tell you how fun the riding is in the state haha. Thanks for the upload! It was very helpful in my attempts at planning another atv trip in WI...which is proving difficult. Don't forget to strap your helmet ;)