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Snowmobiling

From Pelham to Pittsburg and everywhere in between, New Hampshire offers some of the best snowmobiling in all of New England. With 7,000 miles of snowmobile trails and not one leads to your office, it has become a New Hampshire lifestyle for the snowmobile enthusiast.

This is made possible through the partnerships with thousands of landowners who generously open up their land for the recreation of snowmobiling. Countless club volunteers work tirelessly to construct and maintain this vast trail system. It's New Hampshire Naturally!
 

Resources and Information

Club Information

The well maintained snowmobile trails that everyone enjoys in New Hampshire are due to an enormous volunteer effort by the snowmobile clubs throughout the state. Without these dedicated, hardworking volunteers, snowmobiling in New Hampshire wouldn't be the sought after sport that it is.

Snowmobile enthusiasts,  as well as cross country skiers, snow shoers, dog mushers and others, who can't wait for the snow to start falling so they can enjoy their winter activities in New Hampshire, owe a huge THANK YOU to the priceless volunteers who groom and maintain New Hampshire's snowmobile trail system. Please review the Trail Grooming Tips to see how you can assist them.

Join a club and you will never ride alone!

Snowmobiling in NH

Snowmobiling in New Hampshire is one of the state’s most popular forms of winter recreation. With 7,000 miles of snowmobile trails throughout the state, it’s easy to see why.

While there are a number of trails on state owned or managed land that are maintained by the New Hampshire Bureau of Trails, the majority of trails are on private land. 70% of New Hampshire land is privately owned. Private land trails are maintained by the local snowmobile clubs. The clubs are responsible for obtaining landowner permission and maintaining the trails based on their wishes. It is essential that snowmobilers respect landowners’ wishes and their land. NO RESPECT = NO TRAILS

New Hampshire State law provides certain protections for landowners who open their land to those using it for outdoor recreation.

Snowmobilers can only ride on trails designated and signed as a snowmobile trail. Riders should familiarize themselves with signage and state laws.

A free state-wide interactive snowmobile map (maintained by the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association can be accessed here.  The interactive map is where you can find all NH snowmobile trails and services close to them.  You can also download the application to your cell phone for $4.99.  If you prefer a hard copy map of each trail system maintained by the local clubs, you can obtain them by contacting the clubs directly.

Registering Your Snowmobile

In New Hampshire snowmobiles must be registered when operated anywhere other than the owner’s property. Riding is only allowed on approved trails or on someone’s land that has provided the rider with written permission. There are no additional trail user fees in N.H.

2016/2017 snowmobile registrations are valid from the date of issue through June 30, 2017 and are not prorated. Registrations can be obtained in person at authorized registration agents throughout the state. They may also be obtained in person from the New Hampshire Fish & Game Headquarters, or by calling Fish & Game at (603) 271-4300.

Current registration fees may be accessed here. Fees are reduced for both resident and non-resident snowmobilers if they are a member of a snowmobile club. To learn more about joining a club contact the club that maintains the trails in the area you ride.
 

Your Snowmobile Registration Fees at Work

Registration fees in New Hampshire are split between two state agencies, NH Fish and Game and the NH Dept. of Resources and Economic Development, Division of Parks and Recreation’s Bureau of Trails. In addition, $1 from each registration goes into the Fish & Game Search and Rescue Fund, $3 from each registration goes to the registration agent, and $2 from each registration goes to the vendor of the electronic registration system.

NH Fish and Game is responsible for the administration of the snowmobile registration program, snowmobile safety education, and law enforcement out on the trails.

The majority of monies the Bureau of Trails receives are returned to the local snowmobile clubs through the Bureau’s Grant-In-Aid Program. There are two types of snowmobile GIA grants, the Summer Grant that provides funds to the clubs for snowmobile trail construction and maintenance (including bridge building/maintenance) and updating or replacement of snowmobile trail grooming equipment, and the Winter Grant that provides funding to snowmobile clubs to help with fuel costs of grooming the snowmobile trails.

New Hampshire has a reputation for excellence with its nationally recognized wealth of wide, well-groomed snowmobile trails. By encouraging snowmobile club membership, providing Safety Education and enforcing snowmobile laws, we work together to provide a safe and enjoyable riding experience. These high standards are maintained by snowmobile registration fees. 

Snowmobile Trail Signage

New Hampshire’s snowmobile trail signs have been created based on international standards for the safety of riders, as well as the rest of the public.
 

Why?
Because who wants to be out on the trail lost? It’s not a good feeling when your gas is getting low and you don’t know where you are or how far away the pumps are. Or what if a rider experiences a medical emergency and needs to let help know their location? And riders should always be able to tell if they are still on an authorized trail system, or have taken an incorrect turn.

It is the rider’s responsibility to familiarize themselves with trail signs and follow direction of them while using New Hampshire’s trail system.

Snowmobile clubs should keep in mind that trail users may not be familiar with their trail system and sign appropriately and adequately. The Bureau of Trails (BOT) has created Trail Signing Guidelines to assist clubs in knowing where and how to post trail signs. The BOT urges all clubs to follow these guidelines and to use the signs supplied by the Bureau so that trails are uniformly marked throughout the State.

Remember to respect landowners and stay on designated trails! Without landowners' permission, there would be no trail system!
 

Links of Interest

Snowmobile Trail Conditions Reports

January 22, 2026

This report is “as of the above date”.  Trail conditions change depending on weather and use and will be rapidly changing. If you have concerns about possible changes, contact the local club before you go out.

Please be safe, respect landowners, have fun and think SNOW! 

This report’s rating system:
Great - Trail has a really good base, groomed flat with solid snow that should hold up to traffic.
Good - Trail is flat with a good base, there may be ice underneath, and while groomed snow could become a bit mushy.
Moderate - Trail has decent riding, but may have bare spots, ice, or rough sections.
Marginal - Trail is passable, but may have thin snow, open or partially filled water bars, bare spots, ice, or trees down.

COOS COUNTY

Pittsburg Ridge Runners- Pittsburg/Clarksville:  100% OPEN 4-6” new snow, groomed and packed with good to great conditions. Trail Conditions are awesome !!!  Dress warm. Warming Hut is Open at 9:30 am on Saturday morning serving hot food, followed by the Turkey Dinner from 4:30 pm-7:30 pm - Open to members, guests and the public.        

Colebrook Ski-Bees, Colebrook/Stewartstown: 100% OPEN 4-6” new snow groomed with marginal to moderate conditions. In town trails are extremely icy. Beware of logging on Corr.5 from Jct. of 120 north. Logging is also taking place on the Shrine Trail, approx. 1 mile from Rt.3, near the area of the old dump. Early season conditions can be expected.                       

Swift Diamond Riders-Stewartstown/Clarksville/Dixville (Coleman State Park/Diamond Pond:  100% OPEN 3-4” new snow groomed with good to great conditions.

Umbagog Snowmobile Association-Errol/Cambridge/Millsfield/Dixville: 100% OPEN 8” new snow groomed with moderate to good conditions. Trails are in good conditions with moderate closer to town.
                                                                                                                                                           
Stratford Nighthawks-Stratford/Columbia/Groveton: 100% OPEN 6-12” new snow groomed. Trails are in good condition. 6+ inches of new snow in lower elevations with 10+ inches in higher elevations. All trails are open and groomed.

Milan All Weather Riders-Milan/Dummer/Errol/Cambridge/Success:  100% OPEN 4-6” new groomed with Moderate to great conditions.

Trails Bureau- Berlin Success Trail: 100%OPEN 4-6” new snow groomed with marginal to moderate conditions.

Jericho State Park-Berlin/Gorham: 100% OPEN 4-6” new snow groomed with moderate to good conditions.

White Mountain Ridge Runners-Berlin/Milan/Dummer/Randolph:  80% OPEN 5” new snow groomed with marginal to good conditions.

Groveton Trailblazers-Northumberland/Groveton/Stark: 95% OPEN 5” new snow, groomed with moderate to good conditions. Corr. 5 South is open to the junction to Guildhall VT. From there south it is temporarily CLOSED due to logging. From Groveton village south is marginal conditions. Watch for logging job on Primary 117.

Lancaster Snowdrifters- Lancaster/Groveton/Jefferson/Whitefield: 50% OPEN 4-5” new snow groomed with marginal to moderate conditions. Early season conditions. Use CAUTION:Corr.5 North of Lancaster temporarily CLOSED due to logging.

Waumbek Methna Snowmobile Club- Jefferson/Randolph: 100% OPEN groomed with moderate to good conditions. Lower elevation are moderate conditions and good in higher elevation.

Presidential Range Riders-Randolph/Gorham/Shelburne: 75%OPEN 4-6” new snow, groomed with marginal to moderate conditions. Corr.19 from the airport south is CLOSED due to lack of snow. Please check club’s FB page for an updated map of what is open and closed.

Dalton Ridge Runners- Dalton/ Littleton/Lancaster/Whitefield: 100% OPEN 4” new snow groomed with moderate to good conditions. Early Season conditions, some open water bars.

Whitefield Sno-Kings-Whitefield: 100% OPEN 4”-6” new snow, groomed with marginal to moderate conditions. Use CAUTION on Primary 105 as the rails are showing. Use CAUTION as there is open water on Corr.5 near the airport.

Jefferson Hi-Landers- Jefferson/Carroll:100% OPEN 3-5” new snow groomed with 20% marginal and 80% good conditions. Conditions have improved, moderate conditions at higher elevations. Use caution, watch for groomers.

Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club- Carroll: 100% OPEN 4”-6”  new snow groomed with marginal to moderate conditions.

GRAFTON COUNTY

Littleton Off Road Riders-Littleton/Whitefield/Bethlehem/Dalton/Lyman/Monroe: 95% OPEN 4-6”, 90% groomed and 5% packed with 5% marginal conditions, 10% moderate and 80% great conditions. With the new snow added to our trail system in the last week, our trails are in great shape! Big shout out to our club volunteers who have put in many hours getting trails packed and groomed, THANK YOU!! For the most up to date trails information, please check our Facebook page or contact the club directly. Thanks, and enjoy our trails!

Mount Agassiz Trail Association-Bethlehem: 100% OPEN 6” new snow, 10% Not groomed and 90% groomed with 40% marginal conditions and 60% moderate conditions. Primary 105 from Oxbow Dr to Route 116 still has rails showing. Primary 104 from Brook Rd to Elks Lodge has been packed but needs more snow - rocks are showing. Follow Mt. Agassiz Trail Association FB page for more information.

 Monroe Bumper Humpers-Bath/Monroe/Lyman: 100% OPEN groomed with moderate conditions. 103 is groomed, some very good and there are some rough places. We are working at filling in water bars the old fashioned way, brush, sticks and snow shovels. Ride safely and enjoy!

Lisbon Stump Jumpers- Lisbon/Lyman/Landaff/Bath/Sugar Hill:  100% OPEN 6” new snow groomed with good conditions. About 4" of snow in lower elevations and about 9" of snow in higher elevations. Trails are groomed, but some water bars are exposed, and some trails may contain ice. Please ride with caution. 

Connecticut Valley Snowmobile Club- Bath, Woodsville, North Haverhill: No report

Franconia Notch State Park: 100% OPEN 4”-6” new snow groomed with moderate to good conditions.

White Mountain Snowmobile Club-Lincoln/Woodstock: 90% OPEN Groomed with moderate to good conditions. All trails have been groomed with the exception of Cilley trail from the junction of 156 down to the junction of Corr.11 and Corr 11 "railroad tracks". Bog Pond trail is in good condition. Primary 156 is in good condition with the exception of the powerlines as they have thin snow cover. Corr. 11 from the flume to in town of Lincoln is marginal.
Corr. 11 from in town of Lincoln south is still CLOSED due to lack of snow on the rails.
Corr. 11S from in town Lincoln down to the Cilley Corr. 11 junction will be CLOSED for the season.  If you are trying to get to Lincoln, coming north on corridor 11 you will need to go up over Cilley trail to primary 156 east.  Where the trail is closed is clearly marked, please obey trail closed signs.  Corr. 11 from Cilley junction south is still CLOSED due to lack of snow. Use CAUTION on powerline section of 156 as that still has thin cover.

Asquamchumauke Valley Snowmobile Club-Warren: 80% OPEN 6” new snow groomed with moderate conditions. Glencliff loop groomed to the long pond trail, power line loop still CLOSED at this time.

Central NH Snowmobile Club-Campton/Ellsworth/Thornton: 100% OPEN 4” new snow, groomed with moderate to good conditions. South end of Primary 153 may have open water bars. Logging on Primary 155. Corr.11 still has rails showing.

Bruhawachet Sno-Trackers-Ellsworth/ Rumney: 90% OPEN 6-8” new snow groomed with moderate to good conditions. New snow and cold temps have helped improve trail conditions.

Lyme Pinnacle Snowmobile Club- Lyme/Orford/Dorchester/Canaan/Hanover/Wentworth:100% OPEN 2” new snow, 60% Not groomed and 40% groomed with 60% marginal conditions and 40% great conditions. All gates open.  Dorchester Rd and Quinttown parking is open.  High country great riding; Reservoir Pond to Pickerel Pond via Corr 5.  Tinkham town groomed.

Baker River Valley Snowmobile Club- Dorchester/Groton/ Wentworth: 100% OPEN 6” new snow with good to great conditions. Some water bars in low elevation. The clubhouse and Grumps Grille will be open Saturdays & Sundays.

Snow Drifters Snowmobile Club-Rumney/Hebron/Groton/Campton/Plymouth:100% OPEN 4” new snow,  groomed with moderate to good conditions. Good conditions up on 151, 153 and 11.  Routes 8, 11 and 152 have some bare spots and open water bars. FYI-The trail to the NORTH STATION DINER will be CLOSED for this season.  ALSO, there will be NO PARKING at the diner.  The adjacent property owner will be constructing a building this winter.

Squam Trail-Busters - Holderness/Ashland/Plymouth/Campton/Thornton: 100% OPEN 4” new snow groomed with moderate to great conditions. Early season conditions, water bars, thin areas in lower elevations.  Upper elevations have great riding. 

Bridgewater Mtn. Snowmobile Club-Bridgewater: 100% OPEN Groomed with moderate conditions. Watch for ice.

Hardy Country Snowmobile Club-Hebron/Groton/Dorchester/Rumney/Orange/Alexandria: 100% OPEN 100% groomed with excellent conditions except for a few thin spots in lower elevations. Come explore Grafton County! Best parking is at Sculptured Rocks or Hebron Village store. Daily updates on our Facebook page.

Alexandria Ledge Climbers-Alexandria: 100% OPEN Not groomed with moderate conditions. No reportable riding at this time.

Mount Cardigan Snowmobile Club-Canaan/Orange/Dorchester/Grafton/Enfield: 70% OPEN 4” new snow, some groomed and some not groomed with marginal conditions. The "Rail Bed" corridors 2/5 are open part of it was groomed.  North of Stevens Rd. is open, with parts of it groomed on 1/21.  Parking on Stevens rd. is okay, except during a snowstorm.  Remaining CLOSED is Canaan corridor 5 to Stevens rd. and 349.  Trails are thin with water bars.

Twin State Trail Busters-Lebanon: No report
 

CARROLL COUNTY

White Mountain Trail Club-Bartlett/Bear Notch/Albany/Harts Location/Livermore:  95% OPEN 8-10” new snow, groomed with moderate conditions. Moderate early season conditions. Bear Notch Road, Albany Brook, Upper Haystack, Meadowbrook Trail, Birch Hill, Church Pond Sawyer, River and North Fork groomed and open for riding. For up to date conditions check website: https://www.whitemountaintrailclub.org/trail-conditions
Corridor 19 Hurricane Mt Road to Maine-Chatham/Bartlett/Jackson: 100% OPEN Groomed and early season conditions expected
Mountain Meadow Riders-Conway/Madison/Albany: Opening gates and early season conditions expected, RR tracks thin cover
Ossipee Valley Snowmobile Club-Albany/Madison/Tamworth/Sandwich/Ossipee:  60% OPEN 5-7” new snow, 10% groomed and 90% packed with 50% moderate and 50% good conditions. Western and Constitution Park trail systems open with early season like riding with parking on club lot on Great Hill Road. Corridor 19 remains CLOSED due to low snow and many exposed hazards. Ride gently during the warm-up as hard pack and ice make cooling difficult.
Scrub Oak Scramblers-Madison/Freedom/Eaton/Tamworth: OPEN Icy base with early season conditions. Power Line, Mary’s Mountain bypass and chimney CLOSED. Bald Ledge open for lookout. Please utilize the Sled NH app as it is updated regularly.

 Seven Lakes Snowmobile-Club-Wakefield/Brookfield/Wolfeboro/Effingham/Ossipee: 100% OPEN 2” ice base with 2” packed powder, 3-6” new snow. 80% were groomed with 70% marginal and 30% good conditions.  

Sandwich Sidehillers- Sandwich: 100% OPEN 5” new snow with early season conditions, marginal to good conditions, Use Caution in the Power lines- some icy areas

Castle in The Clouds- White Lake State Park to Corr 19 to Corr15 to Castle in the Clouds to Corr 26: 100% OPEN Gates are open early season conditions; RR tracks thin cover White Lake to corridor 15

Wolfeboro Snowmobile Club-Wolfeboro/Brookfield/Moultonborough/New Durham/Ossipee/Tuftonboro: 50% OPEN 2” new snow, groomed with marginal conditions. Corridor 26 is open from the club snack shack on Route 171 to the snowmobile trailer parking lot on Route 171 in Moultonborough. In addition, Corridor 26 is also open from the snack shack to Mirror Lake. P351 from Wolfeboro to Moose Mountain remains CLOSED due to thin cover. Corridor 26 rail bed CLOSED as the rails are still exposed at this time.

Moultonboro Snowmobile Club-Moultonborough/Center Harbor: No report

BELKNAP COUNTY

Sno-Streakers Snowmobile Club-Meredith/Center Harbor: No report

Mohawk Trail Riders-Sanbornton/New Hampton/Meredith: No report

Belknap Snowmobilers-Gilford/Laconia: CLOSED

Belmont Bogie Busters-Belmont: No report

Gilmanton Snowmobile Association-Gilmanton/Belmont/Loudon/Alton/Barnstead/Gilford: 100% OPEN Early season conditions. Fair to moderate.

Mount Major Snowmobile Club-Alton/Gilmanton/Barnstead:  100% OPEN 50% not groomed and 50% groomed with marginal conditions. Snow is thin and bony in heavily wooded areas. It is still too thin to groom on Mt Major and Straightback. Corr 22, primary 305, trails A,B,M, and half of D have been groomed.                                                                                         
                                                                                              

STRAFFORD COUNTY

Powder Mill Snowmobile Club-Alton/Brookfield/Farmington/Middleton/New Durham/Rochester: 90% OPEN 7” new snow, 75% groomed and 15% not groomed with marginal conditions.  C22 to Alton gates CLOSED due to water. Caverly Mt. in Den CLOSED due to rough base and low snow. CAUTION: Watch out for ice on the trail. Areas of thin snow.

Evergreen Valley Snowmobile Club- Milton/Farmington/Middleton/Union/Brookfield: 351 south from Middleton down to Milton Three Ponds is OPEN along with 352 south to Chestnut Hill Rd.  We are working on opening other trails.  We have early season conditions including thin snow cover and open water bars.  If the gate is shut, the trail is CLOSED. Fuel access is now available in Milton off 352 at the Mobil station. Please utilize the Sled NH app as it is updated regularly.

Strafford Swamp Stompers-Strafford/Northwood: 100% OPEN 6” new snow, 50% Not groomed, 50% groomed with marginal conditions. Early season conditions; watch out for rocks and stumps.

Barrington Snow Goers- Barrington: 100% OPEN Please check FB page for trail conditions.

MERRIMACK COUNTY

Lakes Region Snowmobile Club-Franklin/Hill/Andover: 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions.

Andover Snowmobile Club-Andover: 100% OPEN Groomed with marginal conditions.

Kearsarge Trail Snails- Warner/Webster/Salisbury: 75% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions. Trails open, grooming and opening gates, lower elevations very marginal.

Lake Sunapee Snowmobile Club- Bradford/Newbury/Sunapee: 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions.

Sutton Ridge Runners-Sutton:  No report

Town Line Trail Dusters-Concord/Boscawen/Franklin/Penacook/Salisbury/Webster: No report

T-N Arch Trail Travelers-Northfield/Tilton/Canterbury/Belmont: No report

Henniker Trail Travelers-Henniker: 100% OPEN Grooming on rail bed. Minimal snow coverage. CAUTION: trees may be down. Club will be out checking entire system.

Hop/Ev Riding Area, Hopkinton: 100% OPEN 6-8” new snow, groomed with marginal to moderate conditions.  Beware of ice beneath. Grooming will continue weather permitting.

Contoocook Sno-Mads- Hopkinton/Contoocook: No report

NH Sno-Shakers-Canterbury/Loudon/Concord:  No report

Bow Pioneers-Bow/Dunbarton/Concord: 100% OPEN Marginal conditions

Suncook Valley- Barnstead/Pittsfield/Chichester/Loudon/Strafford: No report

NH Trail Dawgs- Allenstown/Chichester/Epsom/Loudon/Pembroke:  No report

Fort Mountain Trailwinders- Epsom/Allenstown/Chichester/Pittsfield/Deerfield/Northwood: No report CAUTION-Active Logging operations in the area of Goboro Rd on 360 and Jct of 361 All season.

Bear Brook State Park, Allenstown:  100% OPEN with fair conditions.

 

SULLIVAN COUNTY

Blow-Me-Down Snowriders-Cornish/Plainfield/Meriden: CLOSED

Blue Mountain Snowdusters- Grantham/Croydon: No report

Mascoma Valley Snow Travelers-Springfield/Grantham/Sunapee/Grafton/Enfield/New London/Wilmot: 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions.

Shugah Valley Snow Riders-Claremont/Cornish/Newport/Unity/Charlestown: CLOSED

Crescent Lake Regional Snowmobile Club- Unity/ Lempster/Charlestown: No report

Old #4 Rod, Gun & Snowmobile Club- Charlestown: CLOSED

Tri-Town Trailblazers- Alstead/Acworth/Langdon: No report

Twin Ridge Mountaineers-Goshen/Unity/Newport/Washington/Sunapee/Lempster: 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions.

Pillsbury State Park- Washington: 100% OPEN Groomed with marginal conditions. Watch for ice on hills and waterbars.

Washington Snow Riders-Washington/Stoddard/Windsor/Hillsboro: 100% OPEN 1” new snow, groomed and packed with marginal conditions. Trails are open, with approximately 25% currently groomed. Grooming will continue as time and conditions permit. Please be aware that these are early-season conditions—water bars are not yet frozen or closed. Use caution, as there is ICE under the snow and some exposed rocks remain. Ride within your limits and stay safe.

CHESHIRE COUNTY

Hidden Valley Sno-Riders- Lempster/Marlow/Gilsum/Stoddard/Washington: OPEN We are opening the trails.  Expect Early Season Riding Conditions. Not all water bars are frozen. There is an  ice layer under the snow. Not all trails have been groomed. Power lines are being cleared in the area of Sand Pond Rd. & South Rd.
Trail 392  in the area of 123A towards Flagg Rd has recently been logged, log trucks will be  hauling M-F  and logging mats have been placed in some corners. The trail has been plowed 1 mile in from 123A towards Flagg Rd. it does have a snow cover. Groomers will continue to be out checking trail system, and any updates can be found on the clubs Facebook page. 

Hooper Hill Hoppers-Walpole: No report

Ridge Skippers Snowmobile Club-Sullivan/Nelson/Harrisville/Roxbury/Marlborough: No report

Westmoreland Sno-Belters-Westmoreland: No report

Keene Sno-Riders-Keene/Swanzey/Surry/Gilsum/Sullivan: No report

Chesterfield Snowmobilers, Chesterfield, West Chesterfield, Spofford, Winchester: No report

Pisgah Mountain Trailriders- Hinsdale/Winchester: No report.  Monthly meetings are open to all club members on the first Sunday of each month. Follow our Facebook page for more info: www.facebook.com/PisgahMountainTrailRiders

Pisgah State Park- Winchester: CLOSED Need more snow.

Monadnock Sno-Moles- Rindge/Jaffrey/Fitzwilliam/Troy/Swanzey/Sharon/New Ipswich/Greenville: 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

Night Riders- Hillsboro/Deering/Windsor/Antrim/Bennington/Francestown/Washington/Weare: 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions.

Weare Winter Wanderers- Weare/Deering/Dunbarton/Hopkinton: 100% OPEN 6-8” new snow some groomed some not groomed with marginal to moderate conditions. Trails east of 114 have been packed and/or groomed with marginal to moderate conditions. Dimitris Trail is CLOSED temporarily. Trails west of 114 are ungroomed. Need more snow. Watch our FB page for updates

Uncanoonuc Mountaineers-Goffstown: No report

Wilton-Lyndenboro Winter Wanderers-Wilton/Lyndeborough/Mt. Vernon/ New Ipswich/Milford/
Mason/Greenville/Greenfield:  No report

Greenfield State Park, Greenfield: CLOSED

Brookline Icebreakers- Brookline: CLOSED

Nor’easters Snowmobile Club- Hollis/Brookline/Milford: 100% OPEN  Not groomed with marginal conditions. Very thin snow cover . Trails in Milford, only east of Rt 13, are open. Many trails have a sheer layer of ice under snow and traction is limited, esp. on hilly terrain. Use caution. Please see club webpage at https://www.noreasters.org/trail-info.html  for the most up to date information.

Pelham Border Riders- Pelham: No report

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY

Northwood Crank Pullers-Northwood/Deerfield/Nottingham: No report

Pawtuckaway State Park, Nottingham: OPEN  fair conditions. Some gates still need to be opened.

Lee Sno-Travelers- Durham, Lee, Epping: 100% OPEN 10” new snow, some areas packed with marginal conditions. Hopefully snow falls out from the trees, and we will get out with the groomer and try and get the trails tuned up.

Great Bay Sno Rollers- Durham/Newmarket: 100% OPEN 10” new snow, some areas not groomed, some groomed and some packed. Marginal conditions. Mixed conditions. Need one more storm to have great riding conditions.

Southern NH Snow Slickers- Candia/Hooksett/Deerfield/Auburn/Manchester/Raymond/
Nottingham/Allenstown:  OPEN

Newfields Sno-Raiders-Newfields/Epping/Raymond/Candia/Fremont: No report

Southern NH Trailblazers-Fremont/Kingston/Sandown/Derry/Raymond/Epping/Candia: No report

Derry Pathfinders- Derry, Windham, Hampstead, Sandown, Fremont: No report

 

Railroad Lines

Red Stone Line (N Conway-Fryeburg ME): CLOSED
Tilton to Lincoln: 100% OPEN NOT groomed. Rails are exposed; riding is not recommended.
Concord to Tilton: Active Line:  CLOSED

 

Recreational Rail Trails

Ammonoosuc Recreational Trail: 100% OPEN groomed
Ashuelot Recreational Rail Trail (Keene to Hinsdale): 100% OPEN Groomed with marginal conditions.
Cheshire Recreational Rail Trail (Fitzwilliam to Walpole): 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginals conditions.
Conway Branch Recreational Rail Trail (Ossipee to Conway): CLOSED
Fort Hill Recreational Rail Trail (Hinsdale): 100% OPEN Not groomed. No reportable riding
Hillsborough Recreational Rail Trail: 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions.  NOTE: Rail Trail is CLOSED from Lyndeborough to Bennington per Dept. of Transportation, Bureau of Rail & Transit.                     
Monadnock Branch Rail Trail (Rindge to Jaffrey): 100% OPEN Not groomed
Northern Rail Trail (Boscawen/Lebanon): 100% OPEN Groomed with moderate conditions.
Presidential Rail Line (Jefferson to Gorham): 100% OPEN 4-6” new snow groomed with moderate conditions
Rochester to Farmington Recreational Rail Trail: CLOSED
Rockingham Recreational Trail, Fremont Branch (Windham to Epping): 100% OPEN
Rockingham Recreational Trail, Portsmouth Branch (Manchester to Newfields): 100% OPEN
Sugar River Recreational Trail (Newport to Claremont): 100% OPEN Not groomed with marginal conditions.
Upper Coos Recreational Trail (Colebrook to Beecher Falls): 100% OPEN groomed
Warren Recreational Trail (Warren): 100% OPEN groomed

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