Welcome to Montello Yetis Snowmobile Club Website
Marquette County Trail Hotline
608-586-6272
NOTICE TO ALL SNOWMOBILERS - It is YOUR responsibility to know if trails are open or closed. Be sure you call the trail hot-line number before you ride!
Marquette County Snowmobile Association
- 2023 Broiler Fest July 13, 20232023 Broiler Fest Endeavor Make your plans now to visit Endeavor on its biggest weekend of the year, the Endeavor Lions Annual Broiler Festival, taking place July 14-15, and sponsored by the Endeavor Lions Club. The Broiler Festival once again is a weekend filled with events at Endeavor’s Village Park, including their big Chicken BBQ […]
2019 MCSA Golf Outing
MCSA 3nd Annual Golf Outing is at Sondalle’s White Lake C.C in Montello. Shotgun start at 11 A.M.
Please call Sondalle’s to register – 608-297-2255.
$55 per player. Includes 18 holes, cart and food.
Raffles, Hole Prizes, 50/50 RafflesHope to see you there!
Vintage Club Patches
Vintage Club patches! Jim Johnson had these on display at AWSC Convention in Green Bay for 50th Anniversary.
These will be held in World Headquarters in Eagle River.
2018-2019 Summary
We hope you had a good season on the trails!
Trails were open for 43 days this year. Much better than the last 4 years!
Opened: 1/24
Closed: 2/3
Opened: 2/12
Closed: 2/23
Opened: 2/27
Closed: 3/12
About Us
Montello Yetis Snowmobile club maintains 70 miles of trails in Central Marquette County Wisconsin. Montello Yetis covers from Montello to Harrisville, Montello to Citgo on Highway 23/82, Montello to Germania, and Montello to Lake Puckaway. About 41 miles of this is called "Funded Trail". That means that State funds help maintain that portion of the trail. The money from the state is generated mostly from snowmobile registration fees.
29 miles is called "Club trail", which are strictly funded by us. The costs involved to maintain trails include signs, grooming equipment, fuel, landowner payments for damage, office expenses, tool expenses and more. At the start of the season, which begins after the close of deer hunting season, the club members install signs that mark the local trails. The man hours are donated by club members. The Yetis also devote time to maintaining good relationships with the 74 property owners who have given permission for the trails to cross their land. Please respect the land due to nearly all of the trails being on private property. Without our landowners allowing us to ride across their property, we would have no trail.
PLEASE JOIN YOUR LOCAL CLUB!
By belonging to a snowmobile club, you are helping to support the sport and assisting in providing good trails. You also have the opportunity to share the fun and fellowship of snowmobiling with others.