NHATV was formed in February 1998. We started with 20 members and are now proud of our 2600 and growing each month membership. We hope to be known as a club striving to protect our lands while improving our riding areas. This will take a lot of attention from our club. We are working with the State officials and land owners to accomplish this feat. We hope to work together in our mission to make our sport more enjoyable. Safety is always being considered in planning our trips.

The main functions of this club are as follows:

1. To develop and maintain new trail systems.
2. Monitor and respond to any all-terrain vehicle legislation.
3. Conduct safety courses.
4. Improve our image of ATV riders.
5. Educate fellow members.
6. Fund raising events for charities.
7. Club events.
8. Protecting the land and future of the ATVs.

We are glad that you decided to join our club. We look forward to seeing you at some future events. If you have any questions or are interested in becoming more active please notify one of our Board Members, just E-mail us, or attend one of our meetings. Our club meetings are held the last Wednesday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Auburn Police Station. Directions: 93N or 93S to Exit 7 to Rt 101E to Exit 2. Go right at bottom of ramp. Follow Hooksett Road for 2 miles. Auburn Village School is on the left. Take left onto Eaton Road next to the school. The Police station is less than a 1/4 mile behind the school. From 101 W: Exit 2. Take left at bottom of ramp and proceed as indicate above.