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PLEASE NOTE:
ATV's, Trail Bikes and Snowmobiles are
PROHIBITED from driving to the Riverview
Cafe in Lisbon. It is illegal to do so and
anyone caught by law enforcement will be subject
to a fine. If you wish to eat at the cafe, park
your machines on the edge of the trail and walk
down.
Until further
notice, all trails located on the Grafton County
Farm property are CLOSED to all riders.
Ammonoosuc Recreational Trail:
A multi-use rail trail that runs from Littleton,
NH to Woodsville, NH. Trail is 19.2 miles in
length. This trail is open for ATV & Trail Bike riding year
round (It does not close for "Mud Season"). Parking is available in Lisbon, NH off
of Central St. (Landaff Road) next to the old
train station. Look for the
trail parking signs on the corner of Central St.
& Rt. 302 in Lisbon. Gas and food are available
in Lisbon, Bath and Woodsville. The Blackmount
Rail Trail is also a multi-use rail trail,
open year round. This trail is owned by the Town
of North Haverhill. Trail is approx 4 miles in
length and runs from Woodsville, NH
to North Haverhill, NH. The two trails intersect
behind the Bond Auto Parts store in Woodsville.
The trail ends in North Haverhill, at the "Augie
Take-A-Break" pavilion, which was built by
the Ammonoosuc Valley ATV Club in 2004. Gas and food are
available in North Haverhill, across from the
trailhead/pavilion. Parking is available at this
trailhead. The Ammonoosuc Valley
ATV Club trails are also located along the
Blackmount Trail. Look for marker signs at the Rt 10 road crossing by the County Complex. These trails
are on private land, so please stay on the
marked trails at all times. DO NOT ride in any
of the fields!
The speed limit
on the Ammonoosuc Recreational Trail during the
summer season is 25 MPH, as posted by the New
Hampshire Trails Bureau. See official press
release
HERE.
NOTE: The covered bridge in Bath is open to ATV/Trail
Bike
traffic for store/fuel access. PLEASE OBEY THE
10 MPH SPEED LIMIT AT ALL TIMES.
Responsible
Riding:
Damage to
trails cost resources to repair, and limits
the future potential for new trails.
Irresponsible and reckless conduct should
not be condoned, nor should it be tolerated.
Please promote and advocate responsible
riding within your group. You may not get
the message across to everyone... but do
whatever you can to spread the word. Trail
use is a privilege, not a right,
within the bounds of laws, rules, and good
conduct and should be treated as such. Tread
lightly and safely.
Vermont Reciprocity: ATV's & Trail Bikes that
are registered in VT and operated by a VT resident may be operated in
New Hampshire May 23rd to December 1st. Your machines MUST meet
all NH OHRV laws, including sound limits of 96Db.
VT residents MUST have a valid New Hampshire
registration sticker to ride NH trails at any other time
then listed above. Local, County and State law
enforcement are out on our trails and will be
checking for registration violations & enforcing
all other OHRV laws.
ATV friendly campground with trail access:
Twin River Campground, Cottages & RV Park
Click
HERE for
Trail Map |
