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[Aim21]

my boyfriend and i are planning a trip to the conway area in jan, but have never rode in this area. where can i find trail maps and gas stations and places to park? we aren't members of clubs so i dont know if that makes a diffence. thanks.

[Oldtimer]

Hi Amy! Welcome to slednh!

Conway has some great riding. You can also ride the Fryeburg Maine trails from Conway but you'll need a Maine reg..the one exception is NH corridor 19...it goes through Maine to get to northern NH, and NH reg'ed sleds are allowed on just that one trail.
You can also ride south on C-19 towards Ossipee...down here, you can ride Scrub Oak Scramblers trails in Freedom, and Ossipee Valley Snowmobile Club trails in Tamworth and Ossipee.
Here's a link to the OVSC website: OVSC
I'm sure the guys from Mountain Meadow Riders and the Scrub Oak Scramblers will put up links to thier websites as well.
As the trip gets near, come back and ask more questions, perhaps even set up a ride using our newest forum...Rob Skully is the guy in charge of it, when he sees this he'll help you access it.

[pokker]

Aim21, on Nov 10 2009, 05:01 PM, said:

my boyfriend and i are planning a trip to the conway area in jan, but have never rode in this area. where can i find trail maps and gas stations and places to park? we aren't members of clubs so i dont know if that makes a diffence. thanks.

If you want good riding you will need to ride Ossipee Vally Snowmobile Trails Maps can be found at Canoe King on RT16 in Tamworth parking available there 2, and gas is right down the trail less then a mile and there is good restaurants in the area . Being a member is a good thing, it helps the club with the trails, groomers and so much more, FYI Ossipee Vally Snowmobile Club is the way to go, awesome riding, trails are signed very good, and you can ride anywhere in New England from there , even to Canada, and there is a lot of friendly people in the club... Looking forward to seeing you and all your friends on the trails and remember Ride safe ...

Edited by pokker, 10 November 2009 - 05:43 PM.

[Oldtimer]

Hi Pokker, welcome to the site! Thanks for the kind words!

[pokker]

Oldtimer, on Nov 10 2009, 05:45 PM, said:

Hi Pokker, welcome to the site! Thanks for the kind words!

Anytime

[Aim21]

thanks guys for the help. but is there anyway to get a map online or in the mail, other wise we will be getting the map the same day we get there and will be pretty confusing lol.

[Tim]

Aim21, on Nov 10 2009, 06:20 PM, said:

thanks guys for the help. but is there anyway to get a map online or in the mail, other wise we will be getting the map the same day we get there and will be pretty confusing lol.

www.sossc.com

[pokker]

http://ossipeevalley...mobileclub.com/

[mccracken]

The address for Mountain Meadow Riders is www.mmrsc.net

Unfortunately the trail maps are not yet online -- but they should be in December.

There are some great riding opportunities in this area.

[Aim21]

but where on most of your clubs can you find the trail maps?

[Legend700]

I believe conway has maps at the gas station as you enter town. SOSSC and OVSC maps can both be bought at Canoe King. Good riding both north and south from conway with good snow conditions as you get closer ask for some recomendations from those of us who spoend a bucnh of time there. If you give how many miles you want to ride in a day I'm sure we can all come up with good ideas from a 100 mile trip to a 250 mile day if you want that.

[Oldtimer]

Amy, you have a PM.

[Aim21]

We average about 150 to 200 miles a day.

[kmac]

I have found that you need to buy the map there are not any online that you can look up. For the clubs you can see the main trail if you look at http://www.sledgps.c...+Hampshire.html but the fun is on the club trails.

[The Toolman]

Clubs rely on donations and fundraisers to operate and one of the ways they get money is through selling maps that's why you won't find them online. Maybe if you send a self addressed postage paid envelope to one of the agents with a check they would send you a map. I don't know if they will but it's worth a try. You could find one online a get a phone number and call them.

[pokker]

Aim21, on Nov 10 2009, 10:06 PM, said:

but where on most of your clubs can you find the trail maps?

GIVE ME YOUR ADDRESS AND ILL SEND YOU ONE AT NO CHARGE

[Tim]

Maps on it's way. Enjoy!

[Aim21]

Tim, on Nov 11 2009, 04:23 PM, said:

Maps on it's way. Enjoy!

Thank you

[Aim21]

Tim, on Nov 11 2009, 04:23 PM, said:

Maps on it's way. Enjoy!

Got the map today, Thanks for the info