RASTA Trails
RASTA volunteers maintain over 60 miles of trail year round on properties owned by our partners, the Oneida County Forestry, Land and Recreation Department, and the School District of Rhinelander. We hope that you’ll enjoy the Northwoods and what it has to offer as much as we do.
*DISCLAIMER – Trails are subject to change! We will make every effort to have the most current maps on our site. Be aware of your surroundings and trail conditions. If trails are muddy, do not veer from the trail to avoid damage. Please enjoy responsibly.
Cassian Two-way Trail
The Cassian Two-Way cross country ski trail is located west of Rhinelander and can be accessed from multiple trailheads. The 14.5 kilometers (9 miles) of trails are groomed for traditional tracked classic skiing.
Enterprise Trails
The Enterprise Winter Silent Sports Trail is located 8 miles south of Rhinelander on Hwy G. The trail is groomed for fat-tire biking, snowshoeing, and back-country skiing.
Mud Lake Trails
Mud Lake trails are located three miles north of Rhinelander on Crystal Lake Road. These trails include over 8 miles of mostly hand built technical single track for mountain biking and hiking in the summer and fat biking and snowshoeing in the winter.
Nose Lake Trails
Nose Lake ski and snowshoe trails are located west of Rhinelander and offer 12.5 kilometer (7.8 miles) of trail groomed for traditional tracked skiing.
Washburn Trails
13 miles of professionally designed and built single track mountain bike trails and a new pump track and in winter it turns into 21.6 kilometers (13.4 miles) of ski trails groomed for both skate and tracked classic skiing. Fat biking trails are a recent addition too!
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So, what do we do?
From building trails to sponsoring events
Build Trails and Infrastructure
From our beginnings in 2004 RASTA has expanded the number of public trails, buildings and other infrastructure required to allow access for all who are interested in silent sport activities in our area.
Maintain trails for everyone’s use
The maintenance, improvement and grooming of trails is a vital part of enabling local residents and visitors to enjoy what the Northwoods has to offer. Each year our volunteers put in hundreds of hours maintaining and managing trails.
Organize Local Events and Clubs
From rallys and events to helping organize and maintain clubs like Little Bellas and our Rhinelander NICA affiliate team, RASTA helps promote a love for the outdoors for young and old to help keep the dream alive for generations to come.
How? Build community, donations and grants
We don’t do it all by ourselves of course. It’s a community effort supported by local residents, donations and when we can manage it, grant funding. All of this takes effort and organisation.
Get Involved
There’s so many ways you can help our trails become even better…and have some fun while you’re at it!
Please support our generous sponsors
