Pel-Cho Mudd Nutz

06/14/2026

🎟️ are for sale at local establishments, buy yours today & support the club. We sold out last year, let’s do it again!

05/29/2026

FYI

05/28/2026

FYI members: New regulations go into effect 6/1/26.

According to the DNR, there have been at least 14 deadly ATV/UTV crashes in the state so far this year.

05/21/2026

Awesome news!

Great news!!

05/12/2026

🚨 TRAIL & GATE REMINDER 🚨

Recently, we have experienced damage to gates and locks on our trail system.

These gates are typically located where public property ends and private property begins. They are in place for important reasons, whether for trail safety, temporary closures, maintenance, or protection of private property.

We want to remind everyone that we are extremely fortunate to have great landowners who allow us the privilege of riding on and through their property. Without their cooperation and support, many of these trails would not exist.

Please remember:
🔸 Respect all gates and closures
🔸 Do not damage locks or barriers
🔸 Closed gates are there for a reason
🔸 Help protect the future of our trail system

Maintaining these trails takes a tremendous amount of time, effort, and coordination from volunteers, clubs, landowners, and agencies. Damage to gates and property can create serious issues and could ultimately lead to trail closures or loss of access.

If you see suspicious activity, vandalism, or damaged gates, please report it as soon as possible.

Let’s all do our part to respect the trails, respect landowners, and keep our riding opportunities open for everyone.

05/09/2026

Woah boy! If you’re seeing this image floating around social media, it’s fake and misleading.

While some counties may choose to close trails due to fire danger, those decisions are made locally on a county-by-county basis. It’s important to check official local sources before sharing posts like this online.

If you’re planning a ride, always check with the appropriate local, county, state, or federal agency before heading out.

Some trails are still closed due to spring thaw conditions. Others are already open.

For example, Burnett County currently states on its official website:

“We are currently in our spring fire season. During this time, all trails are closed due to the risk of fire, and many trails are too wet to support ATV/UTV traffic, causing excessive damage. If conditions allow, our Summer ATV/UTV Trail System will open the Friday before Memorial Day (May 22).”

That information comes directly from the county’s official .gov website.

There may absolutely be additional closures around the state, but not every county shown in orange on this graphic is closed. The best way to verify trail status is by checking official county sources directly.

Now let’s talk fire safety for a minute.

Lt. Jake Holsclaw, Off-Highway Vehicle Administrator and Conservation Warden with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, states:

“In most cases, trails are opened and closed based on seasonal recommendations by each county. Some counties may elect to close a trail based on fire conditions. In the event of an actual wildfire, emergency services may close a section of trail as well. Remember all ATVs and UTVs have to have USFS-approved spark arresters before operating on a trail or route.”

Want to learn how to stay safe during high fire danger?

https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/ForestFire

05/08/2026

📣 We have fantastic news 🗞️ The gates have just been opened on the Pelican River Forest Trails!
All our trails are open now🎉

05/08/2026

Win this new 2025 Honda SxS & trailer or take the cash! Our fundraiser tickets have just been distributed at area businesses. Purchase yours today, we sold out last year, let’s do it again!

05/05/2026