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State Parks & Forests
Winter Recreation |
Skijoring in Wisconsin State Parks and Forests
"Skijoring" comes from a Norwegian word that means "ski-driving." In this growing sport, cross-country skiers ski while being pulled by a dog or dogs. The DNR allows skijoring on non-designated cross-country ski trails and anywhere off-trail as long as the property allows dogs. See the list of properties that prohibit dogs. Skijoring is not allowed on designated cross-country ski trails or nature trails. Trails are considered "designated" if the use is indicated on maps and/or with a trailhead sign. Dogs must be on a line/leash no more than 8 feet long, and please help keep our parks and forests clean by picking up after your dogs. Contact the park or forest office if you have questions about where you want to skijor.
For more information, ask Wisconsin State Parks, (608) 266-2181. Last Revised: Friday May 29 2009
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