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There’s something about riding through the woods that’s in our DNA.
When you were a kid – regardless of whether your preferred mode of transportation was a bicycle, go cart or even a motorized dirt bike – there’s a good chance you enjoyed the thrill of cruising over a wooded trail with friends, kicking up clouds of dirt, getting jostled as you leapt and dropped over rocks and bumps.
Today, you likely have a job, a mortgage, maybe even kids of your own. But there’s probably a part of you that never truly outgrew that love of speed and adventure.
When you were a kid – regardless of whether your preferred mode of transportation was a bicycle, go cart or even a motorized dirt bike – there’s a good chance you enjoyed the thrill of cruising over a wooded trail with friends, kicking up clouds of dirt, getting jostled as you leapt and dropped over rocks and bumps.
Today, you likely have a job, a mortgage, maybe even kids of your own. But there’s probably a part of you that never truly outgrew that love of speed and adventure.
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There’s no need to deny yourself that fun, no matter what your age. In fact, thanks to the rising popularity of ATVs, you have lots of great opportunities to enjoy motoring over wooded trails today. And it makes a great family activity.
Arguably the best place to ride is up in northern New Hampshire, where you can enjoy more than 1,000 miles of interconnected ATV trails known as the Ride the Wilds trail system.
As the largest ATV trail system in the Northeast, the Ride the Wilds trails offer something for every kind of rider, whether you’re a novice looking to enjoy a gentle ride or an experienced driver seeking the adrenaline rush of challenging trails and rugged climbs. The trails are open each year from Memorial Day Weekend through the end of September.
Arguably the best place to ride is up in northern New Hampshire, where you can enjoy more than 1,000 miles of interconnected ATV trails known as the Ride the Wilds trail system.
As the largest ATV trail system in the Northeast, the Ride the Wilds trails offer something for every kind of rider, whether you’re a novice looking to enjoy a gentle ride or an experienced driver seeking the adrenaline rush of challenging trails and rugged climbs. The trails are open each year from Memorial Day Weekend through the end of September.
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With so many miles of trails in the Ride the Wilds system, riders can cruise for days on end without getting bored or having to ride the same trails over again. The trails weave through the vast wilderness of the North Country, providing ATV riders with breathtaking views of mountains, fields, forests and waterways.
Communities along the trail system allow ATVs to use many town roads to access services or connect to other trails, making it easy for riders to fuel up or get something to eat when they need to.
If you don’t have your own ATV, don’t worry. You can still enjoy the trails thanks to several local businesses that rent ATVs. Among them are Bear Rock Adventures in Pittsburg, and Let’s Ride Rentals in Stewartstown.
Communities along the trail system allow ATVs to use many town roads to access services or connect to other trails, making it easy for riders to fuel up or get something to eat when they need to.
If you don’t have your own ATV, don’t worry. You can still enjoy the trails thanks to several local businesses that rent ATVs. Among them are Bear Rock Adventures in Pittsburg, and Let’s Ride Rentals in Stewartstown.
Photo Courtesy of Bear Rock Adventures
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