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Fequently Asked Questions

Q Do I need to wear a helmet when operating on the trails?
A Protective head gear is required for any person under the age of 18 either operating or riding as a passenger. This applies to all motorized equipment.
Q Is double riding allowed?
A Yes
Q Do I need a trail sticker to ride my bike on the trail?
A Bicyclists 18 years of age and older are required to have a Tri County Trail sticker.
Q My ATV is registered with the Wisconsin DNR. Do I also need a trail sticker to use the trail?
A No, but the purchase of a $8 sticker does help to defray operational costs.
Q Can I ride my bicycle on the trail?
A The trail is open to bicyclists. However, in some areas the trail surface is quite rough - so mountain bikes are recommended. Also please be aware that that the trail is heavily used by ATVs.
Q What are the registration requirements for ATVs from out of state.
A Requirements vary. Please see the page on this site for ATV REGISTRATION for information specific to your home state.
Q Can my child who is under 12 operate on the trail?
A Anyone under 12 must be accompanied within voice contact by a parent, guardian, or person over 18 years of age.
Q Can my child who is between 12 - 16 years old operate on the trail?
A Children who are at least 12 but under 16 may ride an ATV or snowmobile, unaccompanied, IF they have completed the Safety Certification Course.
Q Is there a speed limit on the trail?
A Yes! The trail speed limit is 30 mph, with 15 mph on bridges. ALSO - there is a 10 mph speed limit within city limits AND anywhere when operating within 100 feet of a person or dwelling.
Q Can I ride a go-cart on the trail?
A Go-carts are allowed (trail stickers are required) with the following requirements: roll bar covered with bright yellow or orange padding, head light and tail light on roll bar must be operating at all times, ground clearance of at least 9 inches, orange flag, and knob type tires. No homemade or reconstructed vehicles are allowed.
Q Who can issue citations on the trail?
A Any law enforcement officer or State DNR warden.



Tri County Trails in Southern Wisconsin
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