Autumn & ATV/UTVing

ATV/UTVing and Autumn

Numerous Trails for ATV/UTVing Enthusiasts!

ATV riders can enjoy well-maintained trails in the Tomahawk vicinity including beautiful trails in the Harrison Hills, Little Rice, Nokomis, and Somo areas. The Harrison Hills trail is 41 miles long, cuts through land carved by glaciers thousands of years ago, and is open year round. Little Rice trails cover the northern Willow area to Pier Lake and include approximately 43 miles of riding through rural roads and county forests. The city of Tomahawk has also opened ATV routes enabling riders access to local businesses in town.

The Rumble of Engines & Autumn Colors

Fall and winter bring a unique energy to our quaint community, September marks one of our favorite wellknown events—The Annual Fall Ride for MDA. An event that welcomes motorcycle enthusiasts from all over the world, this event is held the third weekend of September. Hundreds of vendors line our streets. Bands, raffles and planned motorcycle rides touring the scenic highways all make this event truly one-of-a-kind. Home to the only “Thunder Parade” in the nation, come and watch hundreds of cycles rumble through town on Friday night. There is only one “Fall Ride,” and you can only find it here.

The Annual Fall Ride for MDA 2021 in Tomahawk will begin on Thursday, September 16th and carry on through Sunday, September 19th. Farmers Markets, Fall Color Views, and Open Roads all abound to take us through the rest of the fall season. But there is another truly Tomahawk event that can’t be missed. In mid-November, the Tomahawk Area Regional Chamber of Commerce welcomes hunters to the popular kick-off of our Wisconsin nine-day gun deer season with the longest-running free Venison Feed held downtown on the Friday of the opening of the season.

Speaking of hunting, Tomahawk is home to acres of county land and other public hunting space. Deer, bear, turkey, duck, waterfowl, grouse, and more, we have proudly produced some record breakers from our region. See for yourself; stop by the Chamber office and see our archeryrecord bear mount.