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Ride the Wilds is located in Coos County of
NH. The Northeast’s largest interconnected
ATV trail system, delivers 1,000+ miles of
trails across the upper region of the state,
and a riding experience that is world class.
The varied terrain is adaptable for all abilities.
There is much to explore and see, as the trails
lead you through wide sweeps of undeveloped
land, up and over mountains, to bogs, pastures
and panoramas of northern New Hampshire.
Riding along miles of trails through the
rugged forested landscape, pastoral fields,
up and over mountains and adjacent to
secluded waterways is an experience you can
only have in Northern NH. The raw beauty
of the area is unparalleled, brimming with
wildlife sightings and outdoor adventures.
The views are incomparable and the trails
deliver days of riding fun.
No need to trailer your machine from one location
to another. Choose your starting and stopping
points from more than a dozen options, from
Berlin, Gorham, Milan and Errol on the eastern
side of the county, through Millsfield and Dixville
in the middle, to the Connecticut River towns of
Pittsburg, Stewartstown, Colebrook, Stratford,
Groveton and Lancaster to the north and west.
The Ride the Wilds trails are a system of corridors
from A-D connecting all the individual club riding
areas in Coos County.
Opening in June 2013, Ride the Wilds brought
together three seasons of ATV riding and access
to more than 1,000 miles of interconnected trails.
Head out for a day or more, with opportunities to
stop, eat & stay along the way. The trails are on a
combination of private, state & corporately owned
land, a wonderful relationship of shared stewardship
that encourages respect and responsible riding.
• O
ver 120 miles of trails in the 8,000-acre Perry Stream Land and
Timber Company holdings maintained by the Great North Woods ATV
Club in Pittsburg.
• Over 120 miles of trails maintained by the Metallak ATV Club in
Stewartstown, Colebrook, Columbia and Dixville.
• Over 130 miles of trails in Millsfield maintained by the Millsfield ATV Club.
• 50 miles of trails in Success and Milan maintained by the Sunset Riders
ATV Club.
• 80 miles of trails in the 7,500-acre Jericho Mountain State Park in Berlin
maintained by the State of New Hampshire.
• More than 120 miles of trails across 30,000 acres in Stratford maintained
by the North Country ATV Club.
• The Kilkenny Trail Riders of Lancaster, the Umbagog ATV Club of Errol,
the Presidential ATV Club of Gorham, and the Androscoggin ATV Club
of Berlin maintain many additional miles of trails.
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RIDE THE WILDS
North Country Chamber of Commerce
Many towns within the Ride the Wilds trail system
allow ATVs on town roads to access services like
food, gas and lodging, or to connect with other
sections of trail.
The trails are maintained by local ATV clubs
that operate on a volunteer basis. We highly
recommend supporting the clubs that maintain
the system, by joining, volunteering or sponsoring
their efforts.
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