Jericho’s 75 Miles of Trail
Jericho Mountain State Park offers seventy-five miles of off-highway vehicle trails requiring careful route planning and machine matching.
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Riding From Gorham to Errol
New Hampshire trail riding from Gorham to Errol requires checking seasonal openings, club access rules, and machine width limits.
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Riding From Berlin to Pittsburg
Berlin and Pittsburg trail planning requires verifying open New Hampshire connectors, fuel stops, closures, and machine regulations before departure.
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Planning a Week on Ride the Wilds
Northern New Hampshire trail planning for Ride the Wilds helps riders build realistic Coos County itineraries.
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Riding 1,000 Miles in One County
Coos County ATV riding plans require mapping open trail sections, choosing base towns, and preparing groups for northern New Hampshire routes.
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Trail Towns Where You Can Ride to Lunch
New Hampshire trail-town lunch planning explains legal routes, parking, and stops in Gorham, Berlin, Pittsburg, Colebrook, and Errol.
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New Hampshire Trails That Exclude Trail Bikes
New Hampshire off-highway trails and rules explaining why some routes exclude trail bikes and how to check access.
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New Hampshire Trails With a 65 Inch Limit
New Hampshire trail width limits for side-by-side vehicles explain how to check access, measure machines, and plan routes safely.
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New Hampshire Trails With a 50-Inch Limit
New Hampshire trail width limits explain how to measure your ATV or UTV and confirm access at Pisgah State Park before you unload.
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Which New Hampshire Rail Trails Take Machines
New Hampshire rail trail access rules explain which OHRV corridors, segments, and local routes allow motorized machines.
