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Welcome to the Little Rice ATV Club Website

PSA: Temporary Closure of Kelly Fire Lane and Gobler Lake Road, Town of Little Rice

Our Trail System

The Lynne/Little Rice ATV Trail system is located in southwestern Oneida County. This trail system consists of 16 miles of woods trail, 23 miles of connecting ATV road routes and 76 miles of town roads open to ATV use. The trail starts just south of Minocqua and travels through parts of Tomahawk and Little Rice Townships. The Lynne/Little Rice Lake ATV trail system offers plenty of stops along the way, making it a great destination for group and family rides. Dirt bikes prohibited.

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Our Headquarters

Based out of Little Rice, Oneida County, Wisconsin. We have been promoting safe and fun riding on the trails in and around Tomahawk, WI for 28 years. In excess of over 100 miles of trails, including some in town roads, to ride surrounding the great Willow Flowage.

Volunteering

Our club is always looking for volunteers to help on the trails, we usually work Friday and Saturday. If you have time, call our President Jim Kocher at 715-453-8432. For helping with our fund raisers call Gloria Hammond at 715-581-7170.

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Little Rice ATV Club Latest News

2025 Accomplishments

March 16, 2026

2025 brought another very busy and rewarding season.  The total ORV ATV/UTV registrations has grown to 531,266 plus another 30,055 non resident trail passes. The sport has grown greatly, and safety should always be number 1.

The Little Rice ATV club maintains 24.1 funded miles and 4.8 Troute miles (Iron Gate Road).  We are the largest funded trail system in Oneida County.  …

Temporary Closure of Kelly Fire Lane and Gobler Lake Road, Town of Little Rice

March 12, 2026

Portions of Kelly Fire Lane and Gobler Lake Road on Oneida County Forest Land, that were discontinued by the Town of Little Rice earlier this year, will be temporarily closed effective immediately to protect the roads from damage during spring break-up conditions.

The temporary closures are expected to last through spring break-up, but could be extended if the County determines further protections are needed. …