41mi from Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park · 26 sites · Tents, RVsNestled in the beauty of Northern Wisconsin, WinMan is your destination for outdoor adventures the whole family can enjoy. Our year-round trails and amenities are professionally maintained by full-time staff who are dedicated to making your visit truly memorable. Every trail is well-marked and mapped, allowing new users to feel confident and comfortable from their very first visit.
Summer Trails: Mountain Biking (including Class 1-eMTB), Onewheeling, Hiking, Trail Running, and self-guided Historical Nature Walk
Winter Trails: Cross-Country Skiing (groomed for skate and classic), Snowshoeing, Fat Tire Biking, and Sledding
Offering more than just an incredible trail experience, WinMan Trails focuses on the entire user experience. Amenities include:
Gathering Spaces: Multiple indoor and outdoor spaces for relaxation and community, including cozy fireplaces and shaded seating.
Chalet: With indoor restrooms, changing rooms, free public Wi-Fi, and ski and bike maintenance stations.
Events: Annual events including Learn to Ski clinics, Mountain Bike skills clinics, Onewheel Enduro and Dual Slalom, and Creator Camp.
BaseCamp: Onsite camping and lodging featuring Pop's Lodge with showers, restrooms, saunas, and an indoor bike and ski maintenance room.
Shop: A retail space selling custom WinMan swag, bike and ski supplies, custom artwork, and local craft beers and cocktails.
You've done the ride. You've skied the loop. You know that feeling at the end of a great trail day — when you don't quite want it to be over.
BaseCamp is what happens when you stop fighting that feeling.
Stay until morning. Wake up in the woods, step outside, and do it all over again. Whether you're pitching a tent under the pines, pulling in with your rig, or slipping into a warm cabin after a long day in the cold, there's a spot here with your name on it.
At the center of BaseCamp is Pop's Lodge — hot showers, two cedar saunas, a lounge with wi-fi, and a workroom for whatever the trail threw at you. A camp host is on site to answer questions. Everything else unfolds at your own pace.
Come for the trails. Stay for all of it.