Annual Summer Picnic & Pig Roast July 26th, 2008 12:30pm This year’s Club Member Summer Picnic Pig Roast will be July 26th and held at the Wheel. Club members please bring a SUPERSIZED dish to pass. Our Landowners are also invited.

Record Snowfall Posted: February 18th, 2008 County snow hits the century mark: Official says DOT has tracked more than 100 inches so far in the area For the more than two decades Kurt Dey has worked Columbia County roads, he's never seen such continued snowfall requiring near constant attention from plows. The state Department of Transportati  ...continued

Snowmobile Fatalities Posted: February 7th, 2008 Wisconsin has had a number of snowmobile fatalties this season. Please slow down and enjoy the trails. Check the links for the DNR lsite for up to date information.

Twenty Nine Students Graduate Posted: December 18th, 2007 On December 13th, twenty nine students received their snowmobile safety certificate. The classes were held at the Portage rod and Gun Club.Being that this was a large class the instructors were kept busy presenting the material. The instructors were Alex Swanson, Richard Beich, Steven Pate, and Lynn  ...continued

AWSC propaosal for two-tier registration Posted: November 5th, 2007

AWSC Directors Meeting Posted: November 1st, 2007

News article Posted: February 24th, 2007 Related: news article

March 16th, 2008 at 07:31:21 PM Average Snowcover for the area: 0 inches

Our snowmobile club was formed in November of 1969 making it one of the oldest clubs in Columbia County. Our name reflects our history and the rolling terrain located southwest of Portage. In 1828 Fort Winnebago was constructed east of Portage. The fort was built to protect the portage on the Fox-Wisconsin waterway. Our club maintains 32 miles of funded trail as well as club trails that allow snowmobilers to access numerous motels and restaurants located in the Portage area. We maintain 18 miles of corridor 13 and 15 beginning south of Portage and going north to Marquette County. We also are responsible for a trail that goes from Portage to Pardeeville. A three mile club trail accesses   ...continued