The North Country is Riding Toward Change
Did you know that The North Country will soon have new ATV trail signage? With over 1,000 miles of interconnected trails, New Hampshire’s Ride the Wilds™ trail system is a hidden gem in Coos County that attracts novice and experienced riders alike.
Linking arms to create an alliance unlike any other, local clubs, companies and organizations are volunteering to alleviate improper ATV trail use issues along with finding a better way to manage high traffic areas. With a generous grant from The Polaris® Foundation, 1,000 signs will be installed throughout the trail system (over 500 miles) to help ensure ATV riders and local communities stay safe.
The alliance includes The North Country Chamber of Commerce, Metallak ATV Club, Great North Woods ATV Club, Umbagog ATV Club, Millsfield ATV Club and Bear Rock Adventures.
With a tremendous economic benefit to keeping trails open and active, the newly formed alliance is bringing sweeping change to The North Country ATV trail system, Ride the Wilds™, while raising industry standards for motorsport riding nationally. Studies show that ATV trails drive tourism and local economies. From 2012 to 2017, room and meals increased 14.48% annually, rising by 15.5% during ATV season (May-Oct).
With an overarching goal to keep riders safe and protect a beloved pastime, the new signage will ensure proper trail usage that respects communities and private property.
Come experience the North Country!
Questions, concerns or what to help? Contact Corrine Rober.
Linking arms to create an alliance unlike any other, local clubs, companies and organizations are volunteering to alleviate improper ATV trail use issues along with finding a better way to manage high traffic areas. With a generous grant from The Polaris® Foundation, 1,000 signs will be installed throughout the trail system (over 500 miles) to help ensure ATV riders and local communities stay safe.
The alliance includes The North Country Chamber of Commerce, Metallak ATV Club, Great North Woods ATV Club, Umbagog ATV Club, Millsfield ATV Club and Bear Rock Adventures.
With a tremendous economic benefit to keeping trails open and active, the newly formed alliance is bringing sweeping change to The North Country ATV trail system, Ride the Wilds™, while raising industry standards for motorsport riding nationally. Studies show that ATV trails drive tourism and local economies. From 2012 to 2017, room and meals increased 14.48% annually, rising by 15.5% during ATV season (May-Oct).
With an overarching goal to keep riders safe and protect a beloved pastime, the new signage will ensure proper trail usage that respects communities and private property.
Come experience the North Country!
Questions, concerns or what to help? Contact Corrine Rober.
