Looking for a place to ride 120s

[Rotax1]

Lookin for a place that my kids can ride 120cc sleds. A familly freindly resort near a small lake or a place that has some property. I am not interested in trying to ride trails and deal with the DNR. Looking in UP or WI. Thanks

 

[Skylar]

Krupp's Resort In Twin lakes Mi, U.P. They have a huge field where your kids could ride the 120's, even a litle bit of woods for that "off trail" expeirence.

http://mapq.st/w1xWRr

 

[fcat700]

Lakewoods in Cable Wi has a small lake on the front side and a large lake on the back.

 

[durphee]

I would assume any resort on a lake that doesn't have an official trail staked on it would work but I don't know the specifics of the law. I am intersted also, I have three young boys and looking to take them next year. We have a cabin in Wisconsin on a small "off the beaten path" and they ride that. Always looking for something new though.

 

[lesledhead]

Great idea. Let them have some fun "up north" while you guys are up there. I took my sons 120 up north years ago and let him ride in the fields next to where we were staying. He had a blast. I don't understand how others think a 120 can be on a trail ride. A few years ago our group came up on a slow group that had a 120 ON THE TRAIL with them. Even better yet, the kid on the 120, as well as the kids riding with the adults, all had bicycle helmets on with no face masks. And it was about 10 degrees out.

 

[whitedust]

Check with Running Bear Resort plenty of land & a small lake all wooded.

 

[Yarls25]

Hiller's Pine Haven Resort, St. Germain WI. Its located right on Little St. Germain Lake. They have a bunch of cabins, reasonable rate. Lake access to trails, gas stations very close off the Lake as well. A few blocks from downtown too.

 

[LoveMyDobe]

[

QUOTE=fcat700;257984]Lakewoods in Cable Wi has a small lake on the front side and a large lake on the back.[/QUOTE]

The Lake Namakagon at Lakewoods has a stick trail and I have seen the DNR out there.

 

[1flatlander2]

lakes are off limits. they are considered public areas. you need to stay on private property

 

[whitedust]

[

QUOTE=fcat700;257984]Lakewoods in Cable Wi has a small lake on the front side and a large lake on the back.

The Lake Namakagon at Lakewoods has a stick trail and I have seen the DNR out there.[/QUOTE]

Yep not a good choice too much traffic. Talk to Mrs RB prob make you a trail for kids .lol

 

[loriwlrc]

There's a great location close to our cabins and a fun hill to sled on as well, just don't know if we would have the dates you are looking for, Lori @ wildliferefugecabins.com