SNOWMOBILE SAFETY CLASS - WILL BE HELD DEC. 27 & 28
Class is open to those 12 yrs. and older. No Fee for the class
To register contact Merry - 715-543-2048 - Class fills up quickly Call Now
SNO SKEETERS SNOWMOBILE 2023 RAFFLE WINNERS
1st. Prize – 2023 Arctic Cat ZR 800
Rory Subler Lockport, IL
Ticket Sold by: Liberty Way Tap House
2nd. Prize - $500.00 Cash
Shawn Lauberdale Gary, IN
Ticket Sold by: Dave Zambon
3rd. Prize – Greer’s Pier - Pontoon Rental
Ralph Satzer Chilton, WI
Ticket Sold by: Pea Patch
Welcome to the home of the Sno-Skeeters! For info about our club and year-round events, just scroll down the page or click on a handy link. When sledding season is here, all it takes to join the fun is a $30 (per sled) Trail Pass HERE.
Become a Sno-Skeeters member HERE first, and those Trail Passes are just $10 (per sled) — a $20 savings!
(The snowmobile must be registered in Wisconsin to receive the discount.)
MW Sno Skeeters is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
2023 SNOSKEETER DUCK RACE WINNERS
1ST. PLACE - Alex Ahonen- Duck # 903
2ND. PLACE - Joe Schwartz - Duck # 468
3RD. PLACE - Eric Stransky- Duck # 641
4TH PLACE - Tim Klagos - Duck # 992
5TH PLACE - Judi Arnold- Duck # 334
6TH PLACE - Riley Monsan- Duck # 166
7TH PLACE - Erin & Shannon- Duck # 469
8TH PLACE- Brenda Schultz - - Duck # 98
9TH PLACE -Matt & April Blager- Duck # 630
10TH PLACE - Pam & Jerry Smith- Duck # 787
THANK YOU TO ALL FOR A GREAT 2023 RENDEZVOUS
The Skinny on
the Skeeters
Welcome to Manitowish Waters, the jewel of the northwoods and your winter headquarters for sleddin' heaven! This is the land of the Sno-Skeeter — a more benign species than their summer cousins. Yes, they also enjoy buzzing around the woods, but these skeeters don't bite; they ride. And skip the repellant, because you'll actually want them around — the Sno-skeeters are some of the most pleasant critters on the planet, and their snowmobile trails are some of the best in Wisconsin. That's pretty much the motto of the Sno-Skeeter: Safe, fun, scenic sledding and the warmest welcomes in the snowy Northwoods — a tradition they've more than lived up to every single winter since 1968.
