Welcome to the
Sugar Camp Snowmobile Club

The award winning Sugar Camp trail system is located between Rhinelander and Eagle River, Wisconsin. We have approximately 80 miles of trails with two full time groomers.

Trail maps are available from our sponsors as well as many of the local merchants in Sugar Camp, Eagle River, Three Lakes, St. Germain, and Rhinelander.  Or, you can now order a Trail Map online (see below).

Please remember to respect our trail system and stay on marked trails. Our sport is under the spotlite so be sure to leave a good impression.

                News & Upcoming Events

NEW !! You can now buy a Sugar Camp Trail Map on-line & we'll mail it to you. (click here)

> Every Thursday: Club Ride With Jim.
(TBA...maybe next week?)
Jim Running will lead a snowmobile ride most Thursdays, subject to weather & trail condition. Meet at Moondance at 11 am. We'll take a leasurly ride on Sugar Camp trails and stop at one of the SCSC sponsors for lunch, returning to Moondance by early afternoon. Check with Gloria at Moondance if you have questions. Beginner riders welcome.

> 2019 Ice Fishing Jamboree: Cash Raffle WINNERS !!!
1st place: Mo Hicks
2nd place: Colin McGill
3rd place: Julie Garrand

Watch this space for the big fish winners....

(click here for more details).

Sugar Camp Snowmobile Club merchandise

We have NEW fleece shirts and stocking caps.
(see below), as well as hoodies and baseball caps.  Get your official SCSC merchandise from these local merchants and club sponsors:
>  Moondance Bar & Grill
>  Sugar Camp Marathon
>  Laura's Cafe

Trail Report

Trail Report For: March 22, 2019
Snow Cover: 4"-6"
Trail Conditions: Fair
The Sugar Camp Trails are currently in fair/poor riding condition. 
Due to rapidly deteriorating trail conditions the Oneida County trails will officially close for the season at midnight on Sunday, March 24, 2019.

Thanks for supporting the Sugar Camp Snowmobile Club.

              *** United we trail, divided we fail.***

Click here for links for trail conditions on nearby trail systems.