This 19 mile multi-use trail offers several access points and is open year round. There is a 25-mph speed limit that is enforced while traveling on this trail. The trail goes near several towns that allow ATVs to access gas stations. Nearby Twin River Campground & Cottages offers direct trail access.   More...

Open to motorcycles only, this track has been hosting race events since 1971. Currently the only open practice dates is before a scheduled race event. The track offers numerous tight turns and no huge elevation changes and making it a good choice for novices. Terrain mainly consists of clay with occasional rocks making it very slick during wet weather and dusty when dry. Onsite concession stands are available during events. Check website for current schedule.   More...

Formerly known as Haulass Powersports MX, East Coast Militia MX is located behind the Lakes Region Casino. The track was once an old greyhound track but has since been transformed into a supercross track as of May 2010.   More...

Open to both ATVs and dirt bikes, this brand new 7,500 acre park just opened up in the summer of 2006! A campground was recently installed that connects directly to the trail system. During the next several years’ new facilities will be added to make this a premier destination for ATV enthusiasts. The trail system is closed during mud season which usually runs from April through late May.   More...

This is private land open to members only and has a motocross track and some woods trails. Riders must be residents of the town of Merrimack and display a Merrimack Transfer Station decal upon entering. There is no fee to ride however donations are kindly accepted to help maintain the park. For information on obtaining a membership contact the New Hampshire Right Riders.   More...

Open to both ATVs and motorcycles, this motocross track is open for practice on Wednesday from 1pm to 5pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 5pm. Practice fees are around $25/rider during the week and $30/rider during weekends. Check website for current race schedule.

Maintained by the New Durham Valley ATV Club, this area has 28 miles of scenic trails that wind through thick woods and offer panoramic views of nearby lakes and mountains. Trails are open dusk to dawn and are open to all OHVs.

There is no fee to ride but club membership is encouraged as all funds collected go back into trail maintenance. Club fees are around $15/person or $25/family. The trails are generally closed for the season in January, however there have been a few years where the trails remained open. Check with the club for current trail status.

This network offers about 120 miles of gravel roads and ATV trails that wind through deep forest vegetation and open fields. ATVs on this trail system must have a New Hampshire registration which can be purchased onsite at BigRock Campground. The campground also features a trout pond, playground, horsehoe pits, swimming pool, hot showers and laundry facilities. Note that dirtbikes are not permitted on the trail system - ATVs only. Visitors should take extra care to stay on the designated trails and tread lightly because the trail system is located on private land.

This 65 mile Perry Stream ATV trail system mainly consists of novice friendly gravel and dirt roads that offer scenic views of the surrounding forest vegetation. The trails are available dawn to dusk from and usually open the Saturday before Memorial Day through early November. A New Hampshire ATV registration is required to ride these trails.

This state park offers about 20 miles of multiple use trails that wind through a beautiful forest. There are several staging areas to choose from however the staging area off of Highway 119 offers ample room for large trailers or RVs.

The trail from the southern point starts out a bit rocky but eventually smoothes out. There is a short section of paved road just north of the staging area near Pisgah Reservoir. The trails are open year-round however they may be temporarily closed during mud season (April-May). There are numerous ponds and some ridge climbs of various difficulty.

This ATV Park offers about 25 miles of trails, two motocross tracks, a kids track, RC track and rock crawler course. RV hookups, primitive camping and cabins are available based on availability. Showers are available and are coin operated. The park is usually open in the winter for three days a week and the motocross track is also open to ATVs. For a scenic hiking tour check out the nearby Polar Caves Park (open May through late October). Call before you haul or check Facebook for current status.

This easy, 18 mile long multi-use trail is open year-round. There are two staging areas, one in Derry and the other in Fremont. The trail winds through a mixed hardwood forest and wetlands.   More...

This 9 mile multiple use trail follows an old railroad bed along the Sugar River. The trail goes over many bridges, including two covered bridges and the area has some nice forest scenery. As expected, the terrain is all easy to moderate with no steep hills and it's a nice easy ride for all skill levels including kids. Parking is available off Belknap Ave. as well as on the opposite end off Route 11. Again, this is a multi-use trail that is also popular with mountain bikers and hikers, so use caution.

Located in northern New Hampshire, this brand new motocross track is open for practice Sundays 9am to 5pm and Wednesdays 2pm-7pm. Track is about .75 miles long and is geared for all skill levels. The property also has direct trail access to about 30 miles of ATV trails. Camping is not permitted however accommodations can be found at nearby Moose Hillock, Scenic View and Riverbrook Campgrounds. Call before you haul.   More...

Open mainly during scheduled race events, this pristine park in Winchester consists of two adjacent tracks built by pro AMA Supercross track builders Dirt Wurx. A lighted supercross track is on the east side of the highway and a 1 mile motocross track is on the west side. Camping is permitted during race events and amenities include a playground, arcade, concessions and restrooms. Visit the track website link below for current race fees, race schedule and other details.   More...

This track was once open for practice and hosted race events for 19 years but is closed. This property featured two motocross tracks surround by trees. The Main track was very about 1.5 miles long and featured natural terrain, loamy soil, gravel, sand and clay. There was also a half mile flat track. Camping was permitted at no extra charge, but campfires were only permitted if you have a state approved metal fire box.   More...

This area was once open to ATV’s however is only open to hiking and snowmobile use during the winter. Nearby riding alternatives include Pisgah State Park.