Americaninn waterpark in Ashland

[wolfriver]

Has anybody stayed here and can you ride your sled from there over to the Vallhalla area and do you ahve to take the lake or is there a trail?

 

[wolfriver]

really nobody, dose anybody know about where the trail gose throught ashland?

 

[mn_mxz]

I have stayed there but we did not ride form there. I don't remember seeing anyone ride out of there. Sorry I'm not much help, have you checked with the hotel? I would think that they might be able to tell you.

 

[uller_god]

You can ride out of Ashland, the trail runs a few blocks behind the main drag.

 

[frnash]

dose, gose?
Maybe you'll have to ask Jose! {twisted grin}

 

[indecision]

You should be able to cross hwy 2 right in front of the hotel. Follow the street up to the trail 13 crossing.

 

[dafuzz]

Yes, the trail goes right to Splashland. I'm not having any luck finding where Vallhalla is, but the trail goes West of Ashland, not East without going 30-50 miles to the South of Ashland. You can trailer about 10 miles to the East of Ashland and get on the trails there, plenty of parking where the trail starts, and head East, really nice trails after you hit the Iron County line.

 

[limey]

Stayed there last January and the waterpark was full because the hotel had several hockey teams in town for a tournament. It was very busy.

You can make it to the trails but it is not that easy. You would have to ride up some alley ways to get to the trails just south of Ashland.

 

[wolfriver]

Thanks for the info. hopefully the trauil is marked well. we want to ride up in the bayfield area so that would be to the west. I should be getting a map from up there soon then i can see were you guys are talking about. thanks again.

 

[indecision]

I live here and work a few blocks from the hotel. I've attached a link to the '07-'08 bayfield county snowmobile map online. Not much has changed. The trails are marked well. The Valhalla area is just to the North West of Washburn on the map.
http://bayfield.org/pdf/snowmobilemap07-08.pdf

 

[beeker26]

I also live in Ashland. You can ride from there, but I would trailer to Sanborn avenue on the west side of town. About 3 blocks south of U.S. 2 is a Midland gas station that will allow you to park your rig, get fuel and the trail is right there. No need to drive thru town.

 

[dafuzz]

I second beeker's suggestion, the Ashland city trails suck bad, stop signs every 15 feet, the towns not snowmobile friendly at all! Just start at the West edge, you'll miss a lot of headaches.

 

[robinson]

Beeker is correct, have tons of family there, and unless you dont have a place to stay trailer out of the gas station and you can go just about anywhere.

 

[indecision]

I'd agree with Beeker also. Never ridden through town myself but I'd bet trailering to Midland would be easier.