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OCT Club Meeting 10/05/2024 9:00am
Meeting at the club shed behind Lee lake storage units

B&B Joyriders trails will open Wednesday 1/17/2024 at 6:00AM. Do not ride on the Lakes. The groomers have been out this week to get the trails packed down. The trails are good to very good. There are spots on the trails that will not be groomed do to unfrozen areas. We have 1 spot from int.415 west to trail int.407 this is trail no: 10 and int. 407 north to int.408 and this is trail no: 101 that will remain closed until the corn is removed. On the map the red area is where the corn is. Do not ride on the Lakes they are unsafe to ride on. Kelly Lake on Saturday 1/13/2024, ¾ of the lake was open and moving water

 

 

12/ 28/2023

Membership Meeting 01/06/24 10:00am Wouters’ Front II

 

 

11 26 2023

Membership Meeting 12/2/2023 from 9:00 am to 10:00 am Location: Klondike Saloon, Klondike, WI

New Bridge Building Work Day Time and Date - TBD awaiting final approval from Oconto County

Trail Work/ Trail Marking Work Day  Time and Date TBD  Check Website or Facebook

Save the Date  Landowners Baquet - Friday, April 5th, 2024  Romys  Holiday Inn 9602 E Co Hwy G, Suring WI 54174 

 

4/2023

The results of the election

President

Adam Krause

Vice-President

Brad VanHoff

Secretary

Cheryl Paasch

Treasurer

Jane Garrow

The 3 Directors

Steve Garrow, Tom Stadler, and Eric Van De Yacht

 

3/20/2023

Trails closed for the season. Thank you for riding our trails

3/17/2023

B &B Joyriders trails are in Fair to good condition for the weekend. The groomers will be out Friday night. Some fields are getting thin. Also spots near wood edges where the sun reflects off the trees are getting brown. The trails will remain open until 12:00 am Sunday night. This means the trails will be closed for the season at 12:01 Monday morning 3/20/2023. Thank you for riding our trails.      

How to use Oconto County’s new snowmobile trail numbering system

  1. There are nine clubs in Oconto County; each club has their initials above the numbering system on blazers. This helps to identify which club trail system you are riding on.  For example Chute Pond is CP and Bagley & Brazeau Joyriders is BBJ.
  2. The trails that run north and south are odd numbers (9S) or (9N) and the trails that run east and west are even numbers (6W) or (6E).  Each sign has a number and a letter of direction you’re traveling. For example trail 16E will take you from Langlade County east through Oconto County to Marinette County trails system.
  3. Seeing a three digit number, means a short trail between two larger trails such as between trail 10 and 12 there is a number 101 which is a short connecting trail.
  4. If you come to a trail that has a number with an a,b,c or d like this sample (20a), (8b), or (5b) this means the trail will dead end at a business or possibly a park & ride area or may  go to a lake.
  5. Trail and road crossings have a numbering system on the blazers.   There are also blazers throughout the trails which may have a number and direction on them.
  6. All of the state corridor trails have remained the same in the county such as trail 5, 7 and 18. I hope this helps you out.  Enjoy the new numbering system on the trails to help find your way throughout Oconto County snowmobile trails.