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A state trail pass is required for all people biking, in-line skating, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, or off-highway motorcycling on certain trails (16 years and older). A state trail pass is not required for walking or hiking. A state trail pass is issued to the person, not the bike, horse, motorcycle, etc. It is non-transferable, meaning the pass cannot be passed from person to person or shared with others. The state trail pass must be filled out to be valid. A sticker is required if you park or take your motor vehicle within the boundaries of a state park, forest or recreation area.
So even though tax dollars build all the trails, etc, the state of Wisconsin still takes more money from hard working citizens. It's not the amount of money. It's the principle. That is just wrong.
So even though tax dollars build all the trails, etc, the state of Wisconsin still takes more money from hard working citizens. It's not the amount of money. It's the principle. That is just wrong.