JULY 3, 2021 4TH OF JULY PARADE, CREE NOTCH FLAG RAISING & COOKOUT...
JULY 3rd - Parade, Flag Raising and Cookout. Come join us to celebrate the 4th of July. Decorate you ATV or SXS and be part of the parade! Parade lines up at Burns Truck Stop 9:30 a.m. Parade will kick off at 10:00 a.m. After Parade anyone who wants to ride to Cree Notch for the flag raising, leaves Pavilion in Burn's Field at 11:00 a.m. Cookout starts at 12:30 p. m. on top of Cree Notch. Hope to see you there!
JUNE 10, 2021...ONE LANE BANDIT TRAIL AROUND CLOSURE ON POTATO HILL...
North Country ATV worked with another landowner who has graciously permitted a "bandit trail" around the recent closure near Jonathan Pond, on Potato Hill.
This bandit trail will now give access for OHRV enthusiasts to travel North from Stark to Colebrook or from Columbia and Stratford South to Morse Mt., Groveton and East to Stark.
The re-route is well signed. Obey signage, obey speed and caution signs when approaching. ONE LANE ONLY
We are very appreciative and thankful to the landowner for this permission. Also very thankful for our skeleton crew who gave their time to walk, negotiate, trim and lay out this trail and connector.
RIDE RESPONSIBILY AND RESPECTFULLY AT ALL TIMES...
Remember to always respect the value of an open trail...
JUNE 4, 2021 TRAIL CLOSURE...
Trail Closure... Potato Hill in the area just beyond Jonathon Pond... This is a different landowner closure than previous. Once again our southern connection is severed. This closure makes it impassible to Morse Mt., Groveton, and our connection East to Milan. Potato Hill open to Mag Trail... First left as you go up the hill past the two bridges.
NCATV TRAIL NETWORK TO OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 22ND!
NCATV would like to say THANK YOU to Colonel Kevin Jordan and Captain Mike Eastman of NH F&G. Their presence was very much appreciated along with their efforts as the pair toured our trails on opening day to ensure safe operations and trail etiquette. We look forward to working together with them as the riding season continues.
PLEASE RIDE RESPECTFULLY AND RESPONSIBLY! OUR NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CONNECTIONS ARE RESTORED FOR THE RIDING SEASON. NOTE NORTHERN GATEWAY TRAILS OPEN ON MONDAY, MAY 24TH... AND METALLAK ATV TRAILS OPEN ON FRIDAY, MAY 28TH. PLAN ACCORDINGLY
MAY 21, 2021...
Cree Notch is temporarily closed at this time. Trail Administrator reports there is the need for some trail maintenance to be done before opening.
MAY 20, 2021...
NORTHERN CONNECTION RESTORED!!
NCATV would like to announce our connection to Colebrook has been restored! Exciting news!
NCATV would like to first and foremost say Thank you to our landowners for this vital permission. Without them, our trails would not be possible.
RESPECT of the utmost needs to be applied.
We ask for everyone's cooperation to riding safe, responsibly and respectfully.
Trash, take out what you bring in.
Plan accordingly for bathroom facilities, not the outdoors.
Truth is... It takes two to tangle...
Landowners provide the kind permissions of usage
Riders provide the respect by knowing the value of an open trail.
Note* Metallak ATV trails open on May 28th. Just in time for Memorial Day weekend!
NCATV WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME DAVE WOODMAN AS OUR NEW SECRETARY!
MAY 15TH... LANDOWNER APPRECIATION DAY This event will get underway at 9am. Groups will leave from the Night Hawks club house, Connolly Cabins, Big Rock Campground, as well as Trailside Lodge. Everyone will meet up at the Night Hawks club house for a cookout starting at 1pm.
MAY 8TH... SMALL WORK PARTY AT BEAR BAIT...
Looking for a couple people interested in a small work party for May 8th. Meet at pavilion in Burns Field at 9:30, Rte. 3 N. Stratford. Will be clearing trees up on Bear Bait. Bring gloves, lopers, small chain saws... Hope to see you there.
MARCH 26, 2021 TRAILS CLOSED FOR MUD SEASON
Due to a very fast snowmelt our trails have become very fragile in some locations. In light of this we are forced to close trails to protect them from damage. We are in hopes of a short mud season which will allow us to get out and inspect where summer maintenance will be required to bring trails up to standards. All riders are asked to abide by Trail Closed Signs and resist spring fever that makes us all want to go for a ride. Remember, if you think someone is watching, you are wrong. Everyone is watching especially LANDOWNERS.
ALL TRAILS CLOSED FOR MUD SEASON.
Trail Administrator
Ted Burns
March 19, 2021...
It is with great appreciation to announce NCATV is the lucky recipient of a generous sponsorship from the State Line Riders ATV Club. Their efforts in support of our organization is a wonderous and thankful gift. Thank you very much!
March 17, 2021...
Advisement... It is strongly encouraged (with the warm temperatures this weekend)... All OHRV should not be riding any part of the NCATV trail system.
This time of year is known for the great fluctuations in temps. How that translates to the trail system, it is imperative to notify any OHRV riders to refrain from riding when temps rise.
NCATV isn't throwing the towel in yet regarding mud season. We will keep our approach by watching the weather and keeping everyone informed with updated posts on trail conditions.
Thank you
June 5, 2020TRAIL CLOSURE... to the north. No access to Blue Mt. Variety or Cree Notch till further notice. Landowner shut it down.
May 23, 2020...TRAIL CLOSURE...to the south. Potato Hill closed till further notice. Landowner shut down at this time.
NCATV MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS ARE THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH (MAY TO SEPTEMBER) 6:30 P.M. AT STRATFORD NIGHTHAWKS CLUBHOUSE.
ONLINE MEMBERSHIP NOW AVAILABLE!!!
PROCEED TO OUR MEMBERSHIP PAGE, THERE ARE IMPORTANT OPTIONS LISTED WHEN APPLYING FOR MEMBERSHIP.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS AND SUPPORT.
IT IS MUCH APPRECIATED!
PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ POSTINGS FROM OUR TRAIL ADMINISTRATOR, TED BURNS. HE GIVES A NICE INSIGHT TO WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING ON THE TRAILS FOR MAINTENENCE. THIS YEAR ALONE NCATV HAS COMPLETED MANY PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE TRAIL SYSTEM MAKING IT BETTER FOR ALL.
Any person who currently has a Trail Patrol vest needs to make sure they have renewed their membership with NCATV and are a current member in good standing for the 2017 season to continue as a Trail Patrol member. Applications are attainable on our website and are available at many local establishments. Those who do not renew, need to turn in their vests ASAP to VP Bill Noons at Connolly Cabins and Campground.
LINK FOR REGISTRATION FEES
http://www.eregulations.com/newhampshire/ohrv/registration-fees/
JULY 3rd - Parade, Flag Raising and Cookout. Come join us to celebrate the 4th of July. Decorate you ATV or SXS and be part of the parade! Parade lines up at Burns Truck Stop 9:30 a.m. Parade will kick off at 10:00 a.m. After Parade anyone who wants to ride to Cree Notch for the flag raising, leaves Pavilion in Burn's Field at 11:00 a.m. Cookout starts at 12:30 p. m. on top of Cree Notch. Hope to see you there!
JUNE 10, 2021...ONE LANE BANDIT TRAIL AROUND CLOSURE ON POTATO HILL...
North Country ATV worked with another landowner who has graciously permitted a "bandit trail" around the recent closure near Jonathan Pond, on Potato Hill.
This bandit trail will now give access for OHRV enthusiasts to travel North from Stark to Colebrook or from Columbia and Stratford South to Morse Mt., Groveton and East to Stark.
The re-route is well signed. Obey signage, obey speed and caution signs when approaching. ONE LANE ONLY
We are very appreciative and thankful to the landowner for this permission. Also very thankful for our skeleton crew who gave their time to walk, negotiate, trim and lay out this trail and connector.
RIDE RESPONSIBILY AND RESPECTFULLY AT ALL TIMES...
Remember to always respect the value of an open trail...
JUNE 4, 2021 TRAIL CLOSURE...
Trail Closure... Potato Hill in the area just beyond Jonathon Pond... This is a different landowner closure than previous. Once again our southern connection is severed. This closure makes it impassible to Morse Mt., Groveton, and our connection East to Milan. Potato Hill open to Mag Trail... First left as you go up the hill past the two bridges.
NCATV TRAIL NETWORK TO OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 22ND!
NCATV would like to say THANK YOU to Colonel Kevin Jordan and Captain Mike Eastman of NH F&G. Their presence was very much appreciated along with their efforts as the pair toured our trails on opening day to ensure safe operations and trail etiquette. We look forward to working together with them as the riding season continues.
PLEASE RIDE RESPECTFULLY AND RESPONSIBLY! OUR NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CONNECTIONS ARE RESTORED FOR THE RIDING SEASON. NOTE NORTHERN GATEWAY TRAILS OPEN ON MONDAY, MAY 24TH... AND METALLAK ATV TRAILS OPEN ON FRIDAY, MAY 28TH. PLAN ACCORDINGLY
MAY 21, 2021...
Cree Notch is temporarily closed at this time. Trail Administrator reports there is the need for some trail maintenance to be done before opening.
MAY 20, 2021...
NORTHERN CONNECTION RESTORED!!
NCATV would like to announce our connection to Colebrook has been restored! Exciting news!
NCATV would like to first and foremost say Thank you to our landowners for this vital permission. Without them, our trails would not be possible.
RESPECT of the utmost needs to be applied.
We ask for everyone's cooperation to riding safe, responsibly and respectfully.
Trash, take out what you bring in.
Plan accordingly for bathroom facilities, not the outdoors.
Truth is... It takes two to tangle...
Landowners provide the kind permissions of usage
Riders provide the respect by knowing the value of an open trail.
Note* Metallak ATV trails open on May 28th. Just in time for Memorial Day weekend!
NCATV WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME DAVE WOODMAN AS OUR NEW SECRETARY!
MAY 15TH... LANDOWNER APPRECIATION DAY This event will get underway at 9am. Groups will leave from the Night Hawks club house, Connolly Cabins, Big Rock Campground, as well as Trailside Lodge. Everyone will meet up at the Night Hawks club house for a cookout starting at 1pm.
MAY 8TH... SMALL WORK PARTY AT BEAR BAIT...
Looking for a couple people interested in a small work party for May 8th. Meet at pavilion in Burns Field at 9:30, Rte. 3 N. Stratford. Will be clearing trees up on Bear Bait. Bring gloves, lopers, small chain saws... Hope to see you there.
MARCH 26, 2021 TRAILS CLOSED FOR MUD SEASON
Due to a very fast snowmelt our trails have become very fragile in some locations. In light of this we are forced to close trails to protect them from damage. We are in hopes of a short mud season which will allow us to get out and inspect where summer maintenance will be required to bring trails up to standards. All riders are asked to abide by Trail Closed Signs and resist spring fever that makes us all want to go for a ride. Remember, if you think someone is watching, you are wrong. Everyone is watching especially LANDOWNERS.
ALL TRAILS CLOSED FOR MUD SEASON.
Trail Administrator
Ted Burns
March 19, 2021...
It is with great appreciation to announce NCATV is the lucky recipient of a generous sponsorship from the State Line Riders ATV Club. Their efforts in support of our organization is a wonderous and thankful gift. Thank you very much!
March 17, 2021...
Advisement... It is strongly encouraged (with the warm temperatures this weekend)... All OHRV should not be riding any part of the NCATV trail system.
This time of year is known for the great fluctuations in temps. How that translates to the trail system, it is imperative to notify any OHRV riders to refrain from riding when temps rise.
NCATV isn't throwing the towel in yet regarding mud season. We will keep our approach by watching the weather and keeping everyone informed with updated posts on trail conditions.
Thank you
June 5, 2020TRAIL CLOSURE... to the north. No access to Blue Mt. Variety or Cree Notch till further notice. Landowner shut it down.
May 23, 2020...TRAIL CLOSURE...to the south. Potato Hill closed till further notice. Landowner shut down at this time.
NCATV MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS ARE THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH (MAY TO SEPTEMBER) 6:30 P.M. AT STRATFORD NIGHTHAWKS CLUBHOUSE.
ONLINE MEMBERSHIP NOW AVAILABLE!!!
PROCEED TO OUR MEMBERSHIP PAGE, THERE ARE IMPORTANT OPTIONS LISTED WHEN APPLYING FOR MEMBERSHIP.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS AND SUPPORT.
IT IS MUCH APPRECIATED!
PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ POSTINGS FROM OUR TRAIL ADMINISTRATOR, TED BURNS. HE GIVES A NICE INSIGHT TO WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING ON THE TRAILS FOR MAINTENENCE. THIS YEAR ALONE NCATV HAS COMPLETED MANY PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE TRAIL SYSTEM MAKING IT BETTER FOR ALL.
Any person who currently has a Trail Patrol vest needs to make sure they have renewed their membership with NCATV and are a current member in good standing for the 2017 season to continue as a Trail Patrol member. Applications are attainable on our website and are available at many local establishments. Those who do not renew, need to turn in their vests ASAP to VP Bill Noons at Connolly Cabins and Campground.
LINK FOR REGISTRATION FEES
http://www.eregulations.com/newhampshire/ohrv/registration-fees/
North Country ATV memberships run January 1st to December 31st. Yearly dues is $30 for single and family memberships. You can apply online, through our website. You can either purchase directly through the NHOHVA link, or download an application from the membership page and mail in. Below is NHOHVA's club portal to get immediate voucher needed for registration. This will also provide NCATV membership as well...
NEW NHOHVA PORTAL FOR VOUCHER
www.nhohva.org/MC930152540/north+country+atv+club
NEW NHOHVA PORTAL FOR VOUCHER
www.nhohva.org/MC930152540/north+country+atv+club
SLIDESHOW OF NCATV'S CREE NOTCH FALL FOLIAGE AND DEDICATION RIDE OCTOBER 5, 2019
The Cree Notch Foliage and Dedication Ride was a huge success! It started cold at 27*, frost covered everything as everyone ventured onward to Cree. The sun rose, the temp rose and we made our way. At the top, familiar faces rolled in. Thank you to all who came. Thank you to Lisa Meffert and her husband who donated the grand flag which she, herself came and hoisted the flag to the top of the flag pole.
At the summit everyone enjoyed the view, signed in at our new warming hut, we pledged allegiance to the new flag and enjoyed a hamburger or hotdog. Thank you Ron and Cindy Perry for cooking.
It has to be noted... North Country ATV is very fortunate to have a stellar crew, who for the past two months have been working feverishly on different sections of trail. Cree Notch was their latest effort of completely revamping this trail. They worked it every day, completed the difficult tasks of putting up an extensive flag pole, lugged up the new warming hut by bull dozer, backwards... slowly creeping its way up the steep terrain to the top.
A HUGE amount of respect and gratitude goes out to Ted Burns, Bill Noons, Zack Burns and Bill Burns.
Thank you Bill Noons and Ron Perry for staining and preparing the warming hut, Ted Burns for transporting the hut up to Cree, Bill Noons for lugging it the rest of the way up by bulldozer. Your efforts are indeed greatly noticed.
The Cree Notch Foliage and Dedication Ride was a huge success! It started cold at 27*, frost covered everything as everyone ventured onward to Cree. The sun rose, the temp rose and we made our way. At the top, familiar faces rolled in. Thank you to all who came. Thank you to Lisa Meffert and her husband who donated the grand flag which she, herself came and hoisted the flag to the top of the flag pole.
At the summit everyone enjoyed the view, signed in at our new warming hut, we pledged allegiance to the new flag and enjoyed a hamburger or hotdog. Thank you Ron and Cindy Perry for cooking.
It has to be noted... North Country ATV is very fortunate to have a stellar crew, who for the past two months have been working feverishly on different sections of trail. Cree Notch was their latest effort of completely revamping this trail. They worked it every day, completed the difficult tasks of putting up an extensive flag pole, lugged up the new warming hut by bull dozer, backwards... slowly creeping its way up the steep terrain to the top.
A HUGE amount of respect and gratitude goes out to Ted Burns, Bill Noons, Zack Burns and Bill Burns.
Thank you Bill Noons and Ron Perry for staining and preparing the warming hut, Ted Burns for transporting the hut up to Cree, Bill Noons for lugging it the rest of the way up by bulldozer. Your efforts are indeed greatly noticed.