MINNESOTA UNITED SNOWMOBILERS ASSOCIATION FOR THE SPORT OF IT

Contact: Duane Heiling

Located in central Redwood County, the Country Sno Riders Club was founded in the late 80's to help promote safer riding for all ages. Our club has 144 miles of groomed trails that run through several communities in the county, including Wabasso, Wanda, Vesta, Milroy, Lucan, Sanborn, Lamberton and Seaforth. The trails follow Highway 68 to Highway 71 then west to Wabasso and on to Milroy. Before you get to Wabasso, the trail branches off on County Road 17 heading south to Wanda, where you can stop at Tara’s Tavern, and then follow the trail on to Sanborn or Lamberton. As the trail comes to a T, you can take a left and head east to Sanborn or a right and head west to Lamberton for a scenic view of the Cottonwood River bottom. Once you get to Sanborn, you can stop at the Farmers Golf and Health club to grab a bite to eat and a beverage. Here in Sanborn, you will meet up with two other club trails. If you need fuel, you can go north for 2 miles on Highway 71 to Sanborn Corners. From there, you can continue north back to Highway 68 to complete a loop of the south trail system (loop is approximately 35 miles). If you choose to go to Lamberton, they have 3 places to eat – the bowling alley, LJ’s on Main and the American Legion, as well as 2 gas/convenience stores. If you stayed up on Highway 68, you can continue west and head to Wabasso. In Wabasso, there is the Wabasso C-store and two taverns – Roadhouse Bar and Grill and Babble On Bar and Grill. Both taverns serve great food and beverages and are located 3 blocks north to downtown in Wabasso, with markers up to show you the way. If you head north of Wabasso, you can continue to the town of Seaforth. Located here is the C4th Bar, which is open Wednesday - Friday from 2pm to 12am, Saturday 12pm to 1am, and Sundays 12pm to 10pm, serving cold beverages and great pizza. The town of Seaforth is located near the Redwood River – from here you can access a trail that follows the Redwood River to Redwood Falls for approximately 17 miles. This trail is maintained by the MN Valley Snow Riders. From Seaforth, you can also continue northwest on our trail system and head to the town of Vesta. The town is home to the Vesta Café and Vesta Bar, which are both located downtown. Heading south out of Vesta, the trail will take you 6 miles to the town of Lucan. They have one tavern called the Knott's Corner – a great place to eat, but there is no fuel in town. The trail will continue south back to Highway 68 where you will have the option to take a right and go west to Milroy or take a left and go east back to Wabasso. Milroy is the west wing of our trail system – here you will find a gas station and the Oasis Bar and Grill. From here you can access the Marshall snow club trail if you wish, with Marshall being about 20 miles west of Milroy. We welcome you to come and ride our trail system and check out some great out-of-the-way places and businesses!!