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Off-Highway Recreational Vehicles (OHRV) and Snowmobiles

NH OHRV & Snowmobile Digest

OHRVs and Snowmobiles in New Hampshire

Riding a snowmobile or wheeled vehicle in New Hampshire can be fun and exciting for the whole family. Take a class, join a club, and ride responsibly.

 

NH OHRV & Snowmobile Digest of Regulations - available in searchable web format.

 

OHRV / Snowmobile Safety Education

FIND A CLASS: Safety Education Courses for snowmobiles, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) and trail bikes are available both online and in traditional classroom format, taught by Fish and Game-certified volunteer instructors. Find a traditional class or take a class online.

 

Riding in New Hampshire

 

Questions regarding paying court fines and violations please call the NH Circuit Court call center at 1-855-212-1234.

 

NH Fish and Game OHRV Police Department Grant by clicking this link, you will leave the Fish and Game website

Each year the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department enters into OHRV Law Enforcement contracts with local police agencies to aid in providing patrol coverage and mitigating landowner complaints.


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OHRV / Snowmobile Forms

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Landowner Relations

Loud snowmobiles and OHRVs are a primary cause of complaints from landowners and other trail users. Vehicles powered by "two stroke" engines are the biggest offenders. All operators are encouraged to ride quiet vehicles. It is illegal to modify an exhaust system in any way that increases the noise level. Learn more about maintaining good relations with local landowners.