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Oh come on...You can bring a lunch and eat in front of the woodstove at the warming hut, Sunset Grill is great, not too far to Rumney for the Common Cafe, Bistro or Plain Janes (you know about that). If you ride on Feb 23 you can eat TRAIL SIDE at Peaked Hill for Central NH's groomer rodeo....support the club, eat some dogs, burgers plus and enjoy the whole snowmobile experience. If all else fails you may see me cooking somewhere...cooking burgers on the Cor11 rail bed a week ago. I usually have extra. By the way...Red Hat Band next Sat night. Hope we don't get liquid snow on Sat.

Looks like HB-699 is a dead issue thank goodness...did not get any support. How it got that far is nuts!

And if it is bad or not ...you can bail on 157 into Campton/Thorton area and enjoy Bruawachat trails and Central NH trails

Doodave...I was up north of there about 2 weeks ago the day before the rain and it was great. Did a loop from Groton thru the Notch to Bethlehem, Littleton and back thru Warren to Groton.

Just another nice picture to go with everyone else's great pictures...Stinson Lake from a lake view and 1/2 hour later from a mountain view.

I would be all over it! They should add some extra dollars on the registration increase for my salary and expenses...I will make the state money just like a FINE! That would be FINE for me!

Common Sense riding...Slow down to a speed that matches your ability or inability. Lots of loose snow in areas that effects braking and steering for sure and coupled with ice does not help the inexperienced, the crazy and the experienced rider as well. I have noticed a bunch of WOW spots just off the trail this season ...you know the area you go buy and think WOW that must of been a tough one, or a tree with a bunch of color on it and plastic on the ground. And there is not much snow in Chichester either.

Kind of got off the subject of Parking at Whales Tales!

One gas station in Wentworth (the old Shawnees) trail goes right thru it. One gas station in Warren where the hardware store used to be (like my directions?) Have to cross over rt25.

There is gas.

$'s I think they charge for them or they should . At least a donation.

You need some local maps or a GPS trail program...you can get 1 online I here. The state map only gives you the big picture. To get to the western part of the state from the Ashland area and above you need to go thru the Baker River System.

There is only 1/2 of the 154 loop because of a bridge out...so you can access Lyme thru the Skiway. Also there is no crossing of cor24 over rt118 between Hardy Country and Mt Cardigan trail systems. Beauftiful areas...can't wait to get the full 154 loop back.

We have lots of snow, great trails, good conditions and located in the central part of the state in the Baker River, White Mountain area. We have great scenery and nice groomed trails so you can ride North, East, South and West from here and access the entire state of NH trail system. We do not have direct trail access at this time but there is parking just down the street at the Baker River Clubhouse. Let me know if anyone has any further questions. Bruce You can check us out on HomeAway and well as on Facebook-central nh cabin rental. https://www.homeaway.com/vacation-rental/p4086570

There is gas in Lyme center, in Wentworth off Cor5, Warren off Cor5, Campton near the Sunset grill, Cannan. Ride with 2 gallons of gas on your sled and you should be good for a day anyway. Are you leaving with your sled from Moultonborough? You can get get in Plymouth on your way back or Cannan as mentioned above or the Bridgewater store at the south end of Newfound Lake.

Shame, shame, shame...teaching OFF TRAIL RIDING at this age! I don't see any trail markers anywhere! OH YES it is legal on your own land!!!!! Have at it and have fun and enjoy for sure!

It was fun riding in the snow most of the day yesterday. Love to see the TRAIL SIDE hot chocolate Renegade08. We cooked burgers TRAIL SIDE on Saturday and gave the last one away to a lone rider. Shifty...I was passing thru your neck of the woods last Wednesday...trails were a blast. Rode from Groton thru Notch over to Littleton to Warren and back. Rossi...thinking of you at the Common Cafe on Saturday. Great place to ride to on the trail in downtown Rumney for good food and entertainment.

Yes it did but the trails are shaping back up again...pretty good riding this weekend...just need to watch out for water bars and know the trails where there could be issues. Got 3" of fluff this afternoon in Central NH area...Still nothing to ride on in the south yet. Tuesday-Wednesday maybe...lets hope!

Another thumbs up...I'm going out tonight after supper.

Thumbs up and well said. And by the way...off trail is not legal in Maine! It is also becoming a problem there as well. Landowners and especially large landowner grow trees for a living...they FARM the land that they have by growing trees and producing wood products. All off road vehicles can negatively effect that crop. It really is no different than a crop farmer growing corn/hay whatever...if a wheeled vehicle/ horse/ mountain bike goes across his/her crop it effects his crop and his way of living to support himself/family. Just my .02!

CHEAP! Spell Checker.

Sweet. Sorry I missed out!

Bring it on BABY...Finally will be able to sit in the groomer and do something. Going to get Hammered at camp...loving it. Good riding there now will be even better! Have an outdoor camera this year so cam watch it pile up! Guess I will need to shovel the roof when I get up there.

Great pictures and showroom condition sleds. I show my kid's pictures from years past...Was that me really Dad? 2 of them have their own kids now. We all need to get together for a ride soon. Some good riding to be had!

Fabians!