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Below are links to the specific laws, which address OHRVs,
Landowners Duty of Care, Wetlands and the Administrative
Rules, which govern trails on Public Lands, under the
management of the Department of Resources and Economic
Development (DRED).
OHRV and Trail Revised Statutes
OHRV Code of Administrative Rules
OHRV Laws
Duty of Care Law
Wetlands
Vehicles in water
In NH, collected OHRV registration funds are split between
the NH Fish & Game Dept and the NH Bureau of Trails. F&G
gets money for safety, education and enforcement (this
includes enforcement grants given to other enforcement
agencies in NH). BOT gets money for agency operations,
maintenance, land purchase (used to purchase Jericho Mt
State Park), and grants given to clubs for equipment and
trail maintenance. The following link shows a chart on how
it’s all distributed.
http://www.nhtrails.org/trail-uses/atvs/atv-registration%20.aspx
Here is the actual state law that established the fee
structure.
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XVIII/215-A/215-A-23.htm
NH OHRV laws:
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/NHTOC/NHTOC-XVIII-215-A.htm
Registration Update: Reciprocity
between Maine and New Hampshire is a thing of the past
as of May 16, 2003. New Hampshire residents wishing to
ride in Maine, the Non-Resident registration fee is $68.
Maine residents wishing to ride any where in New
Hampshire must register their OHRV. The Non-Resident
rates are $73 per ATV and $64 per Trail Bike.
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