In recent years New Hampshire’s Coos County has transformed into a mecca for off-highway recreational vehicles (OHRVs). In addition to hosting a long system of trails, many North Country towns allow ...

KINGSTON — Heated debate erupted Monday night as selectmen considered banning the use of off-highway recreation vehicles on town-owned property. Some residents said that OHRVs have been destroying ...

KINGSTON — After much debate about whether Off Highway Recreation Vehicles (OHRVs) should be allowed to use the town's center plains as a playground, selectmen chose this week to issue a temporary ...

If you're hoping to get some outdoor adventure this year, you can't beat the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Here, you'll find Ride the Wilds in Coos County, which is one of the most expansive trail ...

CONCORD – House Democrats criticized Gov. Chris Sununu for signing “without usual fanfare” on Friday HB 1636, a bill that allows carrying loaded pistols and revolvers on OHRVs and snowmobiles in New ...

“Ride the Wilds” is an enticing, visceral marketing slogan that has been used to promote the trail system for off-road vehicles in the North Country. The campaign to promote a recreational adventure ...

MEREDITH — Dirt bikes and other off highway recreation vehicles (OHRV) have officially been given the boot from the Hamlin Town Forest. Selectman Peter Miller, who built and now maintains an extensive ...

To the Editor: Recently there was another legislative hearing regarding HB 1316, a compromise to allow OHRVs back on the ice at the State Hoit Road Marsh Wildlife Management Area. The marsh is located ...

HAMPSTEAD — Property owners of a 217-acre wildlife refuge on Big Island Pond are taking extra steps to crack down on anyone using recreational vehicles there illegally. The Governor’s Island ...