New Hampshire trails

[bgirard420]

Originally Posted by SledRacer112

Basically I'm in the early stages of looking for a camp that is close to ATV trails

If this is the case, I will warn you about big rock campground. I think it's the only place in NH where you can ride directly from the the campground to the trails. My riding buddys went there last year and were sadly disappointed. Don't get me wrong it was nice to wake up, fire up the quad, and hit the trails without having to trailer to the trailhead, but apparently the millsfield trail system wasn't that good, at least in their opinions.

I spent 3 days at Jericho last summer and it was a blast. We stayed at Cedar Pond campground about 20 mins from the trailhead and I can't say enough good things about the people, area and trail systems. I plan on going back up there this summer as well, but I think I'll stay a little closer to Conway so the wife and kiddies can go to Santas village/storyland while I add on some miles.

The place my friends had a great time at was the moose loop in ME. Yet another long weekend I missed out on Have you ever been? They felt it was some of the best riding they've ever done.

[SledRacer112]

I actually haven't done Moose Loop at all. I've ridden extensively in Jackman and Houlton...both have AWESOME riding. I'm hoping this summer to try out some of the Rangeley area trails, I hear they are pretty good!

[NHATVER]

Hey Sledracer112,

Check this link to our trails:

The New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation : Trail Information


I ride; Hopkinton/Everett, New Durham Valley, Mt Moosilaukee, Little Monadnock Family Trails, and Jericho with my wife and kids. Varying terrain from dirt roads, mud, wooded trails, and rocky hill climbs. Many are open to ATV's in the winter as well. Most trails systems are managed by local clubs that have their own websites.

Hope this helps.

[bgirard420]

Just got an email yesterday from LMFT, they are open to ATV's until they get snow cover back. I'll be heading up in the morning