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Welcome to Polk County, your ultimate destination for snowmobiling and ATV adventures!

The Polk County Snowmobile & ATV Council is proud to provide one of the finest motorized trail experiences in the region. Whether you’re exploring our scenic snowmobile trails in the winter or hitting the ATV routes throughout the year, you’ll find miles of adventure waiting for you.

Before you ride, stay informed with our Groomer Tracking System, providing real-time trail conditions and grooming updates. Simply download the app using the link below to access the latest information and make the most of your time on the trails.

Ride safe, respect the trails, and enjoy everything Polk County has to offer!

Message from the President of the Polk County Snowmobile & ATV Council

Polk County Snowmobile trails cannot open before Dec 15th. This is to minimize conflict with deer hunting.

Before Snowmobile Trails can open these tasks must be accomplished:

1. Trails must be adequately brushed.
2. Trails must be properly signed.
3. There must be sufficient snow.
4. Where possible, Trails will be packed by groomers to help establish a base.

Polk County Snowmobile Clubs are working to have trails cleared of any remaining storm debris and prepared for opening on December 15th.

If you are  a  Snowmobiler and want  trails  open,  it’s  time  for  you to  step up and  help  your  local  club.

For many years these tasks have been completed by the same small group of faithful volunteers. That group is shrinking and continuing to age. Trails don’t mark and groom themselves.

Trail Opening could be delayed if our Clubs don’t get some more volunteers.

This is your opportunity to play a small part in building and maintaining the best trail system in Snow Country!

Please visit our Polk County Snowmobile and ATV Council website to find out more information and contact a club.