NOVEMBER 22, 2021... Potato Hill trail is closed temporarily due to maintenance.
NOVEMBER 1, 2021
All state roads close for winter. West Side Trail closes as well, being the only 7 miles of state owned trail within the NCATV trail system. Reopens opening day May 23, 2022.
OCTOBER 20, 2021...
NCATV would like to welcome Hannah Noons elected as new Trail Master at the last membership meeting.
OCTOBER 11, 2021... SEASONAL TRAIL CLOSURE
Trail closure north of Meridian Hill at landowner's request for hunting season. Will reopen December 15th for snowmobiles. You can access Otto's Ln north to Meridian Hill, but no further. No access to Blue Mt. or Cree Notch.
NOVEMBER 1, 2021
All state roads close for winter. West Side Trail closes as well, being the only 7 miles of state owned trail within the NCATV trail system. Reopens opening day May 23, 2022.
OCTOBER 20, 2021...
NCATV would like to welcome Hannah Noons elected as new Trail Master at the last membership meeting.
OCTOBER 11, 2021... SEASONAL TRAIL CLOSURE
Trail closure north of Meridian Hill at landowner's request for hunting season. Will reopen December 15th for snowmobiles. You can access Otto's Ln north to Meridian Hill, but no further. No access to Blue Mt. or Cree Notch.
NCATV MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS ARE THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH 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/
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.