Parking Behind a Gorham Restaurant
Legal OHRV parking rules in Gorham, New Hampshire, explain where you can safely park an ATV or UTV behind a local restaurant.
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Riding Route 2 to a Trailhead
New Hampshire OHRV road rules explain how to legally ride designated Route 2 sections to reach nearby trailhead networks.
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Riding Route 16 Through Town
New Hampshire public roads are closed to off-highway recreational vehicles unless towns officially designate them open.
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Riding Main Street in Gorham
Gorham, New Hampshire permits off-highway recreational vehicles to ride down Main Street, connecting trails to local businesses.
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Pulling Over for a Log Truck
New Hampshire law requires off-highway recreational vehicle riders to yield the right of way to log trucks on shared trails.
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Riding the Far Right of a Town Road
New Hampshire town road rules explain OHRV access, default closures, and how to ride legally on the far right.
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Why a Town Must Renew Its OHRV Designation
New Hampshire town road OHRV designations require regular renewals to address changing local rules and public safety needs.
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Letters Sent to Every Abutter
New Hampshire abutter letters explain proposed off-highway recreational vehicle road openings and local public hearing schedules.
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Why a Town Road Hearing Needs Two Weeks’ Notice
New Hampshire town road hearings for OHRV access require a two-week notice to ensure fairness and community input.
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Asking a Selectboard to Open a Street
New Hampshire OHRV riders learn how to approach local Selectboards and advocate for opening specific town streets.
