ROAD ROUTE INFORMATION

The City of Hartford has recently opened all it's roads to ATV/UTV use. Please do not ride on the streets until all of the signs are posted. The signs were made possible thanks to The Pour House in Hartford.

If you are wondering about all the new road routes with all the new signs being posted, you may have a lot of questions on what is open and legal to ride on, and what is not.

WASHINGTON COUNTY

All town roads and county highways in townships that allow ATV use are open once posted. (Look for the little add-on sign under the town sign that simply states, "COUNTY HIGHWAYS INCLUDED"). The state highway connectors are posted from a beginning to ending point. This means only small sections of state highway will allow atv/utv use to get from one town road to another town road only, not the whole state highway in any township. The townships of Polk and Trenton are scheduled to be posted this spring. This is going to be some confusion if you are on a county highway in Washington county and unknowingly cross into Fond du Lac. Be sure to know where you are or how to read the signs.

FOND DU LAC, SHEBOYGAN, OZAUKEE COUNTY

  All town roads only in a particular township can be open once posted. This is only the town roads, not the county roads ( letters), state highways (numbers), or city or village roads. The county highways and state highways will have connector sections that will permit atv/utv use from one town road to another. Please become familiar with the township roads in the town you want to ride in and their municipal boundary. It is a very involved process and fortunately there is a website that has all the needed information. Go to or click   www.KettleTrails.com for all the much needed information. Polaris Ride Command is as up to date for our area and is still the best resource we have for road openings.