Wisconsin Trail Pass - Made Easy

[gogebictodd]

Wi trail pass needed?

Sled registered in WI, ridden in MI. If it won't be driven on WI trails I do NOT need a WI trail pass/correct?

Thanks in advance.

Todd

 

[snobuilder]

Because the DNR can't and won't have direct access to the AWSC membership database to validate the receipt you have in hand.

A simple verification number could be sent to the DNR when I get my electronic reciept from the AWSC. It CAN be done.
This legislation only came about because of the AWSC. Why not link the reciept process?...

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Sled registered in WI, ridden in MI. If it won't be driven on WI trails I do NOT need a WI trail pass/correct?

Thanks in advance.

Todd

Correct but remember that trail 2 dips in and out of WI around Iron Mountain....might be a few other trails that do as well...WI tr 6?

 

[snobuilder]

Because the DNR can't and won't have direct access to the AWSC membership database to validate the receipt you have in hand.

I just reread your post and I think you might be right....in bold^^^

 

[whitedust]

Sled registered in WI, ridden in MI. If it won't be driven on WI trails I do NOT need a WI trail pass/correct?

Thanks in advance.

Todd

You do NOT need WI trail pass if you keep skis in MI.

 

[MAustin]

Wisconsin Trail Pass

You are totally correct on this one WI trail pass sticker way too large. MI permit half the size of WI....goofy!

I agree, the sticker is too large. By the time I place the Wisconsin trail pass and then the Michigan trail pass there isn't much room left to see through my windshield. Maybe they should learn from the DOT by providing a annual reflective "year" sticker that can be placed on both sides of the sled with the registration stickers. I like to keep my windshield as clear as possible.