Sun n Sno Lodge

04/23/2026

Hello Riders!!!

Great news! The Sawyer County Forestry in conjunction with the SCSAA has decided to open the county forest trails early!!! Read on for trails opening (National and state forest not included in early opening).

This Friday at 12pm the following trails in the county forest areas (dark green on map) will be open. These trails include.
Trails 3, 26, 27 and 31 in the Edgewater and Sissabagama area.
Trail 11 (9 Mile Loop) in Couderay area.
Trails 8, 15, 31 and 77 in the Seeley Hills and Nelson Lake area.

The Tuscobia is also open for riding. Also open are trails not in any colored forest areas on map, town roads that are mapped and signed, and county highways outside the LCO, inside the LCO (pink on map) county roads mapped and signed are open. Remember county highways are ones that are letters i.e. A, B, CC, etc.

Please note that trails located within the U.S. Forest Service - Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest (light green) and the Flambeau River State Forest (orange) are NOT included in this opening. Chequamegon opens May 1st and the Flambeau May 15th. Any questions regarding those areas please contact Chequamegon at 715-634-4821 and the Flambeau at 715-332-4846.

Happy riding!! Welcome season 2026!!

04/08/2026

03/17/2026

Hayward Power Sports is a class act. Year round!

Your Best Lakefront Starts in the Off-Season.
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Visit us today at Hayward Power Sports!Call us today at (715) 462-3674!

02/20/2026

One of our favorite stops.

Let's throwback to January 1966 at Four Seasons.

02/13/2026

Snowmobile Etiquette to it’s finest!

While grooming tonight 3 sleds came by me. I stopped them and asked them to take it easy on the trail, as I often do, so that it had time to set up after grooming. Most guys give you a thumbs as they take off racing around the corner behind you. The rider tonight told me he was a groomer operator and they had been going easy on the freshly groomed trail. The picture is the track that was left by three sleds. It was like that for miles. Thank you gentlemen for being so respectful. The riders tomorrow will appreciate it!

-Joe

02/12/2026

Plan your Birkie Week like a pro. 🎿

The Participant & Spectator Guide for race week in Cable & Hayward, Wisconsin is now online—packed with maps, schedules, bus routes, parking, aid stations, food, and everything you need to know.

Take a few minutes now so race week goes smoothly for you and your crew.
👉 Check out the guide and get ready for an unforgettable American Birkebeiner.

https://www.birkie.com/race-guide/

02/12/2026

🚨LAST-MINUTE OPENING FOR BIRKIE WEEKEND!🚨
We just had a cancellation and this won’t last long!
🏡 Deer Stop Cabin
🛏️ Sleeps 5
📅 Available Feb 19–22
Located directly on the snowmobile trail and right on Lost Land Lake—you truly can’t beat this location for Birkie Weekend!
Whether you’re:
❄️ Snowmobiling
🎿 In town to watch the Birkie
🎣 Ice fishing
🔥 Or escaping to the Northwoods for some much-needed R & R
Deer Stop Cabin is the perfect home base to do it all!
📞 Call or Text Elise NOW: (715) 638-1113
💻 Or book online: www.reellivinresorts.com
⏰ Don’t wait—Birkie Weekend books FAST!
It’s going to be a Reel Good Time at Reel Livin’ Resort! 🐟🏔️

02/12/2026

Trails continue to be GOOD in the northern third! Get out and enjoy them. Warmer temps are forecast for this upcoming weekend. 40 is better than 50, but it sure won’t help… 🥵❄️

December and January have allowed some great opportunities. It’s only mid February. Wisconsin deserves a huge dumping! Hoping it’s on its way!! What a unique Wisconsin snowmobiling season so far… 🤞❄️

Lots of events coming up this weekend. Find one and make the best of what we have… 😊❄️

01/31/2026

Snowmobile enthusiasts can expect to see an increase in DNR warden presence on trails and frozen waterways for the upcoming Sled Safe education/enforcement weekends Jan. 30-Feb. 1 and Feb. 6-8, 2026.

Wardens will share snowmobile safety tips with riders and watch for operators who may be impaired or causing safety problems for themselves and others.

Here are some ways you can help keep Wisconsin's snowmobile trails safe:

– Ride sober. If you choose to consume alcohol, wait until you’ve reached your final destination or returned home safely.
– Ride right. This means staying on the right-hand side of the trail, but it also means promoting a positive image for snowmobilers by being responsible on the trails.
– Ride at a speed that suits your abilities.

Also, remember that ice is never completely safe under any conditions. The DNR does not monitor ice conditions, but they are monitored locally. Local fishing clubs, outfitters and bait shops are the best sources for local current ice conditions.

01/30/2026

UPDATE: Well done Facebook friends, you did it…you helped get these jackets back to their homes! 🙏🏼

Hey Friends…

Did you happen to be at Shady Nook Resort last night and wake up with the wrong jacket? 🤔

We know it happens by accident sometimes. So, if you did wake up with a new-to-you jacket - please contact Shady Nook or Pat's Landing Resort. Our guest would love to swap back your jacket for hers. 😍

The jacket missing is a Black & Grey Klim, size large. In the inside pocket you’ll find a youth snowmobile registration card for Wyatt H.

Please share and help these two coats find their way home! 👊

Sawyer County Snowmobile ATV Alliance