Snowmobile New Hampshire
Great North Woods Region – Coos County
Welcome to the Great North Woods of New Hampshire, a premier destination for snowmobiling enthusiasts. With over 1,000 miles of interconnected trails, this region offers a diverse landscape of forests, hills, rivers, and open fields, catering to riders of all skill levels. Known for its reliable snowfall from December through April, this winter wonderland provides some of the best snowmobiling conditions in the state.
Coos County: Atkinson & Gilmanton Academy Grant, Berlin, Cambridge, Clarksville, Colebrook, Columbia, Dalton, Dix’s Grant, Dixville, Dummer, Errol, Erving’s Location, Green’s Grant, Groveton, Kilkenny, Lancaster, Milan, Millsfield, Northumberland, Odell, Pittsburg, Second College Grant, Stark, Stewartstown, Stratford, Success, Wentworth’s Location.
REGION HIGHLIGHTS
Diamond Ridge Overlook
Diamond Ridge is a popular destination for snowmobiling enthusiasts in the heart of the Great North Woods rugged landscape. Known for its breathtaking views and well-kept trails, it provides a pathway through forests, frozen lakes, and challenging slopes. The 3383-foot climb rewards riders with sweeping panoramas of snow-draped peaks and serene valleys, making it an unforgettable experience that merges the thrill of snowmobiling with the beauty of winter landscapes.
Magalloway Fire Tower Overlook
The Magalloway Fire Tower is located on Magalloway Mountain, which stands at 3,383 feet. The fire tower offers panoramic views of the Great North Woods landscape.
Garfield Falls
Pittsburg is a common starting point for snowmobiling trips to Garfield Falls.
Follow the designated snowmobile trails from Pittsburg. The trails are typically well-marked. Key trails often include Primary Trail 141 and its connectors.
The trip to Garfield Falls is approximately 12 miles from Pittsburg, depending on your starting point and trail conditions. As you near the 38-foot falls, you’ll need to park your snowmobile and walk a short distance, especially if the trail is too narrow or ungroomed near the location.
MAPS
Most snowmobile clubs produce maps for their specific region. The New Hampshire Snowmobile Association has a great map of the entire New Hampshire region. For more information, visit
www.slednh.com.
CLUBS & TRAILS
Coos County
Pittsburg Ridge Runners
17 Dickson Lane
Pittsburg, NH 03592
The Pittsburg Ridge Runners Snowmobile Club has over 3,900 members from all over the country. Enjoy one of the largest and best-maintained trail systems in the Northeast.
http://www.pittsburgridgerunners.org
Swift Diamond Riders
136 Diamond Pond Rd
Stewartstown, NH 03576
The NH Snowmobile Club in northern New Hampshire offers fantastic riding. SDR owns the Warming Hut near Coleman State Park, which offers 24/7 gas service and is also home to the Snodeo.
http://www.swiftdiamondriders.org
Colebrook Ski Bees
PO Box 125
Colebrook, NH 03576
A snowmobile club manages 147 miles of trails in the Colebrook, NH, area—between Pittsburg and North Stratford and from Errol to the Vermont border.
Umbagog Snowmobile Association
P.O. Box 133
Errol, NH 03579
https://www.facebook.com/Umbagog-Snowmobile-Association-USA-179637808727341
Stratford Nighthawks
PO Box 326
Stratford, NH 03590
A friendly, family-oriented snowmobile riding club.
www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057514117123
Groveton Trailblazers
24 Eames Street
Groveton, NH 03582
Awesome snowmobiling in the Great North Woods!
http://www.grovetontrailblazers.com
Milan All Weather Riders
PO Box 75
Milan, NH 03588
This club maintains over 100 miles of trails from Errol to the Success Pond area on the EAST side of the Androscoggin River.
www.facebook.com/Milan-All-Weather-Riders-221640931252083
White Mountain Ridge Runners
PO Box 425
Berlin, NH 03570-0425
This club grooms and maintains numerous miles of trails in the beautiful Berlin, NH, Androscoggin Valley, and Jericho Mt. State Park region.
TRAIL CONDITIONS & REPORTS
Click the links below for a complete regional snow conditions report.
LODGING INFORMATION
Exploring the snowmobile trails of Coos County is a thrilling adventure, and finding suitable lodging can enhance your overall experience by providing comfort, convenience, and access to the beautiful winter landscapes that New Hampshire offers.
When it comes to lodging options, Coos County offers a variety of accommodations to suit different preferences and budgets. For information on types of lodging see selections below.
Feel free to
contact GONE Snowmobiling for more information.
Tip #1: When planning your snowmobile lodging in Coos County, it's essential to consider the location and proximity to snowmobile trails. Many lodging options are situated near significant trail systems, allowing easy access to the extensive network of groomed trails for which Coos County is known.
Tip #2: Contact specific lodging establishments directly or visit their websites for the most accurate and up-to-date availability, amenities, and pricing information.
Below are some popular choices for winter snowmobile lodging in the area.
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