By ronatwinter on November 29, 2008
The Friends of the Tuscobia Trail, Inc. and the Sawyer County Board of Supervisors have been planning for improvements to improve your Tuscobia Trail experience for the last 3 years. The Friends group purpose is to preserve and protect native plant and animal life and provide resources along the trail. We are the group behind the Winter Railroad Depot project. When complete, the depot will serve as a Chamber Welcoming center, a trailhead for users and will house touch screen technology to access area resources as well as have a historical display and ample parking. This project is just the beginning focus for the Friends group. Invasive species removal and other trail improvements will follow.
The County Commissioners have been working with the Sawyer County Development Corporation to also add trailheads, parking and other improvements along the portion of the trail that lies in Sawyer County. When the funding is complete, access and trail usage will be improved.
The bridge over the Chippewa River has been completed in Cotober of 2008 and will make crossing the river West of Ojibwa safer and more convenient.
Trail grooming and repair is ongoing during all seasons of the year. If you have suggestions, please contact the Friends of the Tuscobia Trail, Inc, Box 24, Winter, WI 54896 or the Sawyer County Board of Supervisors in Hayward, Wisconsin.
By boatdude on February 18, 2008
Tuscobia Trail.........74 Miles Of prefection.
Short but sweet, It doesn't get much better than this trail on an old railway route.
I have run this trail in the summer months on my 4 wheeler. It's a great trail, smooth,wide and long.
I have also run this route in the winter months and haven't found any trails as nice as this one.
The boys keep the trails here in great shape all winter long.
If you are looking for a good trail. 20ft wide. SMOOTH summer or winter. and 74 miles long.
THIS IS THE TRAIL FOR YOU.
Thanks,
Mel
Hayward,WI.
PS There are many stops along the way in this 74 miles.
Fuel and supplies are not a problem.