What do you think of our new tractor?
These are the members who learned how to run all of its computer components.
We now have about 280 hours on it brushing, mowing and grading
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Upcoming Meeting Dates
February 2 @ 7pm
February 16 @ 7:00 pm
March 1 @ 7:00 pm
March 15 @ 7:00 pm
April 5 @ 7:00 pm
April 19 - Landowner's Dinner - TBA
Meeting Details
First Thursday monthly except July
Third Thursday also September through March
7:00 pm November to April
8:00 pm May to October
All meetings are held at the River House Restaurant in Brule Wisconsin.
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Safety Classes
Snowmobile Safety Class
Saturday, December 3
We certified 26 new snowmobilers
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Social Events:
Weekend
Snowmobile Ride
destination and date to be announced
Warming Shelter/
Trail Maintenance
Fund Raiser
Saturday, February 18
Brats with all the fixings cooked out at the shelter
50/50 Raffle drawing Saturday afternoon
The Warming Shelter
All set to go.
The wood shed is stocked, gas grill is set up, some wood is split,
the lights are on and
most importantly the porta potty is all ready to go.
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The Brule River Riders Snowmobile Club (BRR) is a family oriented club that was formed in Brule, Wisconsin on September 24, 1988. The club was formed by several members of the Superior Storm Riders, who resided out in the Brule area. Our first club-owned groomer was a Bombi and was purchased in early winter of 1991 which served us well up through the mid-1990’s grooming local club trails.
On January 1, 1993, we entered into contract grooming and maintenance through the Northwest Trails Association. Our area was Trail 4 from Brule to the north junction of Trails 4 and 41. The next year we started grooming Trail 27/27A in the Brule River State Forest. In 1995 we contracted with the Tri-County Corridor Commission to groom Trail 2 from Brule to Superior.
Our club is responsible for grooming 120 miles of trail and fully maintaining 90 of those 120 miles. The area that we are responsible for is basically the northeast quarter of the county, including the Tri-County Corridor into the eastern edge of Superior.
Over the years the club has also owned a Bombardier SV 252 and a 1994 Gilbert. Our present fleet is a 2011 6430 John Deere 4WD tractor and two 2000 Sur Tracs (TS 110 New Holland tractors retrofitted with tracks).
Our present membership is 32 family memberships.
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