Silent Sports off to a Roaring Start
Winter in Rhinelander means groomed ski trails are open and ready for business. Home to miles of trails that wind through expansive and picturesque forests, Rhinelander is one of Wisconsin’s top spots for winter sports. You’ll find trails groomed for classic and skate skiing. To check the latest conditions, go here and here.
Rhinelander is also great for snowshoeing. There’s a vast wilderness here to explore. Trek through silent bogs, stands of snow-covered pines and see why the trails in Hodag Country are so special.
Check out these cross-country skiing and snowshoe trails worth exploring around Rhinelander.
And at the end of the day, Rhinelander offers dining and lodging options that make this a great silent sports getaway.
Have a great time on the trails!
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