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We have meetings April through September, which are on the 3rd weekend of the month. April, May and September we meet on Saturday morning at 10:00 am; June, July and August we meet on Friday at 6:00 pm. We meet at the Club Building at 2616 Tundra Trail, Webb Lake, WI with the exception of April, May and September when we meet at a local restaurant which will be on our event calendar. We also try to organize club rides throughout the summer months.

More to come.

A perfect weather day on the trail with about 24 riders. We had 12 machines and made our way to Hillside, then encountered a rolled machine on our way to Wild Waters for lunch, and we made our way over to the Yellow Lake area where we stopped in at Bumps.
A big thank-you to Bruce and Denise Peyton for planning and leading. Also thanks to Steve & Terry Olson who rode drag in the back and keep us all together.
A September trail ride maybe coming. Check back for details!
Saddle up for the Turf & Tundra ATV Club Stampede!
This fun western-themed ATV event is a fundraiser for the Humane Society of Burnett County and local animals in need. Riders will visit five watering hole stops, collect initials on their Stampede Roundup Scorecard, round up cattle photos along the trail, and enjoy games, cash drawings, giveaways, themed baskets, and prizes.
Wild Waters
The Rec
Cabaret
Oakridge
Salty Steer
Participants may pick up their Stampede Roundup Scorecard at any of the five watering holes the day before, on the day of, or below on this website page.
Completed scorecards should be turned in when paying the $25 entry fee between 5:00–5:30 PM at Salty Steer.
Round up your crew and ride your own route, or join the herd!
A Turf & Tundra Safety Ambassador will lead a group ride from Wild Waters at 11:30 AM for anyone who would like to tag along.
Your ride in the shop visit the watering holes by car, truck, or motorcycle.
During the Stampede, keep your eyes open for cattle signs along the trail and near the watering holes. When you spot one, snap a selfie with it to earn tickets toward the themed basket drawings.
As cattle sightings are reported, we’ll post updates on the Turf & Tundra Facebook page throughout the event, so be sure to follow along and help us round up the herd!
Bring your friends, wear your best cowboy or cowgirl gear, and join us for a great ride, a great cause, and a whole lot of fun.
Good friends. Great trails. Greater cause.
UPDATE:
At least 10 cattle have wandered off, and we need your help rounding them up! Keep your eyes open along the trail and near the watering holes. Here are their last known locations:
These are general locations, so you may need to do a little searching! When you find one, stop safely, take a selfie with the missing cow, and collect a ticket for the basket drawings.
Happy hunting, and help us round up the herd!

Come out for the fun and help the critters!
A fun day on the trails was enjoyed by 28 riders who made their way to Hillside for lunch. The group had 15 machines and enjoyed the trails along with a few stops, including Tommy Too High and Oak Ridge.
A big thank-you to Toni Lahr and Cindi Giem for organizing the ride.
More trail rides are being planned, including one in August and another in the fall. Check back for details!

Our own Eric Hagan and Garry Brooks, lead trail ambassadors in our club, were caught off guard at the WATVA conference where they received an award and honored for their work as trail ambassadors. We thank them and all our ambassadors for keeping our trails safe.
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