Support the Blue Mounds State Park Trail!

Please support the snowmobile trail within Blue Mounds state Park as it was unanimously approved the WNR Board in January 2016. THANKS!!

I support snowmobiling in The Park.

All taxpayers should be allowed usage of public trails. Also, skiers and hikers will not be increasing the area's economy and tourism as snowmobilers will.

We should all be able to enjoy this land.

I am in support of allowing snowmobiles to use Blue Mounds State Park. State Parks are for everyone's use, not just a select few. Thank you.

We are willing to share our public lands with all recreational enthusiasts.

This mixed use park is for ALL taxpayer's use, not just a select few. Snowmobilers add good money to the State economy, and should have the right to use State tax-supported property to enjoy the sport.

Multi use is the way to go. I support all trail uses in all the State of Wisconsin State Parks. Motorized and non-motorized.

It is time for the State of Wisconsin Park system to recognize all trail users. I support the snowmobile trail within Blue Mounds State Park.

I support the snowmobile trail within Blue Mounds State Park!

I support the snowmobile trail within Blue Mounds State Park!

Blue mounds is a beautiful area and should be available for all to enjoy. Snowmobiling is an important part of our state economy and is a great way to enjoy the park. I would like to see a snowmobile trail included on the park maps.

I support the snowmobile trail within Blue Mounds State Park!

let get this done

This is a great Trail through a beautiful park, that otherwise gets limited use in the winter. Please allow the trail to continue to pass through the park.

I support this trail! Thank You!

Please allow the snowmobile trial in the Blue Mounds State Park.

Please allow a snowmobile trail to pass through Blue Mounds State Park. This is a great trail system in the area and was a previous trail until issues arose to where we were unable to utilize this section of trail but never abandoned it.People need to learn to share for 3 to 4 months out of the year. Also there are other property's within the State that are managed by the DNR that do not have motorized or silent sport activity trails. People could utilize these properties that do not have a walking or snowshoeing trail system. If Hunters can walk through the woods without trails then the silent sport activist can get back to nature and hike the old fashioned way for 4 months.

I support this trail. Thank you.

I support the trail why do we keep losing trails when we are the ones that have to pay a license fee and everybody else gets the cream