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Drummond Dirt & Sno-Jacks

Established 1970

Home of the Drummond Barstool Races
February 13th, 2027 
and the Fall Flannel Fiasco, Sept. 26, 2026

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Member of the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs (AWSC)
Wisconsin ATV-UTV Association (WATVA)
Bayfield County Snowmobile Alliance

ABOUT US

The Drummond Sno-Jacks club was founded in 1970 and incorporated in 1972. Since its inception, the club has been an integral part of the Drummond community. Today, the Drummond Dirt & Sno-Jacks support the trails in Drummond, Grand View, and Mason. We help boost the local economy by encouraging visitors to explore our trails and spend money with local businesses. We recognize that our ATV and snowmobiling communities contribute significantly to tourism dollars.

 

Celebrating its 27th anniversary, the Drummond Bar Stool Races is the largest fundraising event in Drummond and continues to grow. The Bar Stool Races were established in 1999 by dedicated club members and Drummond business owners to raise funds for trail grooming and maintenance. Today, the event generates $25,000 annually for trail work and equipment, and over the last two years, it has also raised more than $2,500 for Drummond High School student organizations.

 

Our club has 50 members, including local residents, seasonal property owners, and snowmobilers and ATVers from across the Midwest. We promote trail safety, tourism, friendships, and, above all, having fun!   Get involved, join a club. 

CLUB HIGHLIGHTS

A new building to house our groomer and trail equipment is set to be completed in 2026, thanks to the many volunteers from our club. They have dedicated countless hours to help at the Bar Stool Races, sold raffle tickets, and worked on the building itself. We appreciate everyone who has supported us by attending our events and buying raffle tickets. A special thank you goes to Friermood Construction, Jerome Excavating Services, Koanamann Electric, Popolka Excavating, and others for their contributions to this community effort. 

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For the 2023-24 snowmobile season, the Drummond Dirt & Sno-Jacks received a NEW Groomer from the Bayfield County Snowmobile Alliance.

  • A $5,000 grant from Yamaha and Hauk Power Sports, provided for ATV trail improvements on Drummond Trail 7. 

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Before & After

A $5,000 Grant in 2022 from Ski-Doo and Hayward Powersports provided the funding for trail improvements from Lake Owen to Lake Owen Station. Erosion control was also addressed. 

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A 2023 Cost Share Agreement with the USFS allowed us to invest $14,000 in Trail 7 and Trail 63 North which included trail drainage repair and brushing. In 2024, we will continue to focus onTrail 7 in 2024

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