Trails in NH?

Nah they just give you a ticket for being on protected land its like 50 bucks. Just dont get caught twice then its like 100 bucks

 

hey live free or die right?

 

@AArias1022 , where around NH are you? Have you done the basic NH stuff like take a trip up to the kancamagus or cruise through the notch and the Presidential range yet? Nothing crazy, just some of the better sights in New Hampshire. Do you camp at all?

 

And if no one else has shared yet, here's a New England wheeling thread

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/ne-area-wheeling-trip-plans.258758/


Btw, how's your driving in the snow

 

And if you are a camper:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/nh-campsites-spots.527245/

Welcome

 

I'm in Concord, and yes I've driven through the kangamagus pass. I'm still finding out new places to explore. So far I really enjoy Lake Winnepesauke, seems like im out there every other weekend. I've seen a bit of white mountain as well. As for camping I do enjoy the idea of it, last time I went camping it was in Lake Tahoe back in California, needless to say I was unprepared and damn near froze to death at night.

 

I live in DUnbarton. Come on over to exploringnh.com. We do a lot of local runs at all skill levels.

 

will do

 

Sounds tacky, but where there are waterfalls, there are normally dirt roads. Haha

 

haven't seen many waterfalls or any at all.

 

@MurderedTacoV2 might have some good ones too.

If you want a trip to a nice little swimming hole with a fall, check out Profile falls. It's either in or near Bristol. Maybe 30 minutes north of you at most.

 

http://www.swimmingholes.org/

 

right on!

 

Last one was truly insane! But some of these are also in vermont! Either way they are beautiful sights that are great for a long weekend as the northeast group did. If you go to the northeast section and find the waterfall extravaganza trip you will see a ton of photos.

 

Also Max, do you happen have any info on the Dorset caves in vermont, or otherwise known as freedlyville quarry? A member posted a pic a while back in the waterfall thread and im looking back into it now and i am thinking about taking a trip up there one long weekend because it looks insane! Plenty of writeups on it and 4x4 videos as light wheeling is required to get up there but i cannot find the trail heads for the life of me so close but yet so far !

 

ALSO OP! here is the write up I made of the waterfall trip, download this word document it has all the locations of waterfalls and camping spots near by them we stayed at. Plus some ben and jerrys because vermont.

Edit: Moss Glen Falls in stowe VT was the big favorite of mine.

 

The only roads I have are on this map. So I'm assuming there's a trail head in the area of this

 

Yah thats about as close as i could get also but im not sure how accurate the map placement of it is :/ Might have to pick a day and rent a motel up there for a night and search it out and explore the area. That is, unless the NE group ever wants to do it. Might bring it back up in the thread see if anyone interested, i know there was talk of the trains and planes and stuff but it seems to have fizzled, we shall see i guess. Thanks man!

 

Yeah I know a few have done it. That trip is a bit involved. It's great. And nothing crazy trail wise what so ever. But there's a real chance of shale shredding all your tires or hitting a 18" hole @ 50mph