Skate skiing is discouraged on groomed trails. In addition to groomed trails, unlimited miles of unplowed logging roads are available for cross-country skiers who enjoy blazing their own trail. There is no charge to use any of the Chequamegon National Forest ski trails. ATV Trails For the ATV and motorcycle enthusiast, the Chequamegon maintains over 200 miles of trails open to motorized use. Three separate trail systems, with adjoining loops, offer an exciting scenic tour of the Forest.
Trails wind over rolling terrain, with towering forests and panoramic views of meadows and wetlands.
The Flambeau Trail can be found in the Park Falls District. This trail has five access points where vehicles and trailers can be safely parked. The trail has two interconnecting loops for a distance of 55 miles. The Washburn Ranger District has 53 miles of interconnecting loops, taking ATV riders to such places as the Sunbowl, Moquah Pine Barrens, and vistas that overlook the north shore of Lake Superior and the famous Apostle Islands. For more of a challenge, there is the Dead Horse Run Trail in the Glidden District.