Our Trails
Our trails are maintained by volunteers and approved by local landowners. We hope you enjoy your experience riding in Pittsburg. The only allowed travel on RT 3 is from Cheesefactory Road to Murphy Dam.
ALL Route 3 North starting at Murphy Dam is off limits to all ATV’s.
Most of Great North Woods Rider’s ATV Club’s trails are located on 8,000 acres of the Perry Stream Land and Timber Co. property in Pittsburg, NH. This property is located between Indian Stream and Perry Stream with approximately 120 miles of trails ranging from graveled roads, wooded trails and some muddy areas. A few trails parallel Perry Stream and Indian Stream providing nice views and opportunities to do a little fishing.
Please pay attention to signage and maps that show where you can and can’t ride. If a trail, road or area is NOT marked or signed for ATV’s, it is CLOSED to all ATV riding. Seeing tire marks DOES NOT mean it is open to ATV’s.
In order to ride your ATV on the trails, your machines must be registered. Please refer to our membership page on how to receive your voucher BEFORE you register.
***REMEMBER*** YOUR VOUCHER MUST BE SHOWN WHEN REGISTERING (to save time at registration in Pittsburg, it is recommended to bring a PRINTED copy of your voucher as internet service is limited.)
If you have any questions about our trails please email us at [email protected] and don’t forget to like & follow us on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/GNWRAC/
Road Riding Guide
The Town of Pittsburg voted to allow ATV access on some town roads.
Speed limits for ATV’s with access to Town Roads have changed. ATV’s will now be going with the flow of traffic. Please follow the posted speed limit on the road you are riding UNLESS posted otherwise. Be respectful of others, enjoy the riding season and THANK A LANDOWNER!
STAY ON TRAILS. ALL of Route 3 North starting at Murphy Dam is off-limits to all ATV’s. Please pay attention to signage and maps that show where you can and can’t ride. If a trail, road or area is NOT marked or signed for ATV’s, it is CLOSED to all ATV riding. Seeing tire marks DOES NOT mean it is open to ATV’s. Respect the signs and laws so no trail(s) gets closed.
Trails usually open the Friday of Memorial Day Weekend. Watch our Facebook page and website for any updates. Snow and road conditions play a factor on whether the landowner allows us to open the trails on their land. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!!!!!