Thanks Bobby.

So anybody interested in LMFT on Saturday, Oct 22nd? ssenay?

 

you guys missed an awesome time today up at the atv charity ride in new durham, nh.
food was amazing, ribs, steak tips and a bunch of other tasty food...

met a lot of great guys and girls from all over the place- talked to a few guys from atv alliance-

some pics

ATVConnection.com ATV Enthusiast Community - beergut's Album: new durham atv club charity ride

 

What no RZR's? Great pics, thanks for posting.

 

The cook with the peta apron .

 

Great pics..Some nice toys...Thanx for sharing

 

Looks like you and the misses had a great time, love the pics!! Sorry we couldn't make it but there's alway next year.

At least the Pats won, first time I've seen that live although I certainly didn't mention that to the very superstitious group I was with until after the 'W' was posted

 

I am a definite maybe. Want to get up there while there's still a few leaves on the trees.

 

I didn't even catch that!

 

Looks like a great time. Looks Like good food and you had some great weather. How were the trails up there? are they worth a day trip? How many miles? Any trail access to conveniences?

Not that I'm one to complain (), but would just like to point out that with the new ATV laws, this type of charity/benefit is completely impossible to do here in MA. Its nice to see this type of activity where families come together to enjoy an outdoor activity, while raising money for a great cause. Not here in the People's Republic.....

 

the trails were ok. Maybe around 17-20 miles worth of unique trails (that I could tell)- better then any club trails around here for sure!
Caverty & Devils Den mountain trails were pretty technical- carrie's face turned white when she saw the devils black diamond trail- very very steep & rocky- the kind of trail where only 2 or 3 tires are touching at any one time and you're really using your body to balance the atv over deep washouts and large rocks. I hit it (up and down) while carrie explored the base trails at the bottom.

We only did a total of 20 miles- it's impossible to get lost in these trails- every trail is either a dead end or loops back around to your starting point. The mtn trails were fun and beautiful views from the top of the mountain-

There is no access to anything- Kings Highway is very rural- a lot of the trails end when they hit the road, or are marked "private. " They (NDATV club) look like they are in the process of cutting / adding new trails- also, from what I understand- they lost a lot of trail access due to some local politics (even in NH )
Everything was marked well- there were signs everywhere.