We here in Wisconsin aren’t afraid of winter. We’re hearty and well used to the cold and snow. In fact, winter is just another excuse to get out and enjoy our beautiful surroundings. Wisconsin is home to more than 25,000 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Clubs across the state maintain the trails and ensure they’re safe for everyone.
But what to do when you’re out on your snowmobile and ready for a meal? Never fear – here in Wisconsin we’re well used to this alternate type of transportation and there are plenty of restaurants right along the trails you can visit – and it wouldn’t be Wisconsin if there weren’t plenty of supper club options. If it’s a spot surrounded by motorcycles in the summer, it’s a good bet you’ll find plenty of snowmobiles in the winter.
Sometimes you're not interested in a sit-down, supper club meal. Delta Diner is an institution in the Northwoods and with good reason.
Located at 14385 County Highway H, Delta, WI 54856.
You barely have to leave the trail to end up at the front door of Timbers. Folks love how interesting the menu is.
Located at N7085 State Road 22, Neshkoro, WI 54960.
Vilas County has something like 700 miles of snowmobile trails. This place is casual dining supper club at its best. A former retreat for lumber barons, the building dates to 1895.
Located at 7919 Co Rd K, Star Lake, WI 54561
Located super close to Eagle River, which touts itself as the Snowmobile Capital of the World, and right on Big Arbor Vitae Lake, which just beckons folks to cross in the winter, you'll find snowmobile have their own parking lot here.
Located at 10338 Big Arbor Vitae Dr, Woodruff, WI 54568.
All the lakes around Oconomowoc that freeze up in the winter provide awesome snowmobiling in southeastern Wisconsin. This spot dates back to 1862 and is a great place to warm up before heading out again. Located at County Rd VV, Hartland, WI 53029.
Another spot with their own snowmobile parking, this place is as happening in winter as it is in summer. They've always got something planned here, so it's worth checking in.
Located at 10599 Big Arbor Vitae Dr, Woodruff, WI 54568.
Just outside of La Crosse, there are four trail intersections in this small area and t one of them you'll find Nick's Bar. They're so used to snowmobiles they keep a running tally to see how many folks stop in a day. Located at W4000 Co Rd M, West Salem, WI 54669.
Just off the Gandy Dancer Trail on former railroad tracks, Indianhead has a French-trained chef making everything from fish fry to osso bucco. Located at 107 Indianhead Shores Dr, Balsam Lake, WI 54810.
Most of the list is a bit further north, but this spot is a great one for those sticking to the middle part of the state.
Located at 7470 WI-78 Trunk, Sauk City, WI 53583.
Five different snowmobile trails meet right here, so you'll always find fellow riders enjoying a meal at this supper club. Located at 1711 US-51, Mercer, WI 54547.
