Snowmobilers Beware

John Mercier · 12-07-2025, 05:31 PM

The multi-use trails have red signs with symbols for everything that is allowed.

So in something like Bear Brook, it would be all that you have listed with special section that states "winter use only" and shows motorized users.

The Concord to Lincoln doesn't have summer use because it is a leased active line, so it has a red sign that list everything but has specific dates that the "trail" is open.

I believe that it still is January 15th to March 15th on the signage, but DOT/BOT have changed those dates occasionally in the past.

Also cannot go all the way to Concord anymore as the "trail" now ends at the Belmont/Tilton town line.

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12-07-2025, 05:31 PM	#5
John Mercier Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Posts: 3,996 Thanks: 3 Thanked 680 Times in 562 Posts	The multi-use trails have red signs with symbols for everything that is allowed. So in something like Bear Brook, it would be all that you have listed with special section that states "winter use only" and shows motorized users. The Concord to Lincoln doesn't have summer use because it is a leased active line, so it has a red sign that list everything but has specific dates that the "trail" is open. I believe that it still is January 15th to March 15th on the signage, but DOT/BOT have changed those dates occasionally in the past. Also cannot go all the way to Concord anymore as the "trail" now ends at the Belmont/Tilton town line.