Why Mud Season Closes Everything
New Hampshire ATV trail closures during spring mud season protect saturated ground from deep rutting and costly erosion damage.
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Riding State Land Before May 23
New Hampshire state land riding rules and the May 23 seasonal opening date protect soft spring trails from damage.
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Why October 31 Ends the Rest
New Hampshire trail access schedules vary widely, and October 31 is not a statewide guarantee for ATV and UTV riders.
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Why October 12 Ends Some Trails
New Hampshire ATV trail closures on October 12 result from landowner agreements, seasonal weather conditions, and hunting season.
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Two Clubs, Two Different Width Limits
New Hampshire trail width limits vary by club, explaining how to check your machine and route before hauling north.
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Measuring Your Machine Before You Drive North
Accurate width measurements of your ATV or UTV prevent access issues on New Hampshire trails with strict limits.
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Measuring Up to a 50-Inch Trailhead Gate
Measuring an ATV or UTV and checking route restrictions helps riders avoid narrow trailhead gates in New Hampshire.
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Riding Pisgah State Park
Pisgah State Park ATV trail rules explain route access, machine width limits, seasonal closures, and legal parking.
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Riding the Rockingham Rail Trail
The Rockingham Rail Trail access guide explains how to check permitted segments, verify vehicle widths, and plan responsible southern New Hampshire OHRV trips.
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BoundTree Closing at 8 Inches of Snow
BoundTree trail access rules close ATV and UTV routes at eight inches of snow to protect winter surfaces and prevent trail damage.
