Mt. Washington Auto Road Ride WHEN: Friday, July 25th, 2008,            Saturday, July 26th 2008,            Sunday, July 27th 2008

Friday, July  25^th  come  ride  at  Jericho  Park  in  Berlin. All day riding, no set times at this point.

1) Follow Interstate 93 North, past Franconia Notch; take Exit #35, into Twin Mountain.
2) At the traffic light in Twin Mountain, go straight until you see a yellow blinking light.
3) Take a right at the blinking light (Rt. 115) and follow to intersection of US Rt. 2 & 115.
4) Follow Rt. 2 East into Gorham and the Intersection of Rt. 2 & Rt. 16N.
5) At the set of lights, take a left onto Rt. 16 N and follow up to a set of lights right after Irving 
Mainway. Go straight thru the set of lights.
6) Stay to the right as the road splits by the Park (it is a one way street). You will get to another split in the 
street. Stay on the left and stop at traffic light with Dunkin Donut on your left. 
7) With Dunkin Donuts on your left, note 2 gas stations, last chance for gas and supplies.
8) Go straight thru the traffic light, under the railroad overpass, the Police Station is on your left and there 
is a blinking yellow light. This is now Green street. At the blinking yellow light, the road splits and you 
stay on the right. 
9) Once you make the corner, take 2nd left onto Mannering St. and go to the next intersection, 3rd Ave.
You will notice that 3rd Ave. is a very wide street. Take a right unto 3rd Ave. From this intersection to
the Jericho Mountain State Park entrance is 3.3 miles. Follow 110 West. You will pass the Public Works 
Garage on your right. Soon, You will see a sign “Jericho Motorsports”. You can park there (ask inside) 
and a trail into Jericho Park is directly across the street or you can continue on about another ½ mile to 
the main entrance road. The entrance sign is on your left.
10) Take a left unto the road and the Main parking lot is 1.3 miles from the entrance and the trail entrance 
is at approx. 11 O’clock at the far end of the parking lot. CAUTION: The upper part of the road is 
actually part of the ATV Trail and machines may be in the road. PLEASE USE CAUTION.
 

 
Saturday,  July  26^th   Ride  at  Millsfield  Pond trails  in  Errol   9am. Travel North of Berlin on Route 16. Cross Errol town line and take your first left on Millsfield Pond Rd. Parking is 5 miles west on Dirt Rd. Enjoy 120 miles of Road and trails including a Poker run. ATV, Razors, and Rangers welcome. There will be food and drink available after noon.  

Sunday, July  27th   Ride  up  the  Mt. Washington  Auto  Road.
$ 22.00  for  N.H.  ATV  members,  $25.00  for  non-members  and  an  additional  $ 7   per  passenger  on  a  manufactured  2-up.  Mt. Washington  Ride  requires  a  ticket,  no  one   will  be  allowed  up  without  a  ticket,   that  can  be  obtained  at  the  base  of  the  mountain / parking  lot  between  9am  and  1pm   anyone  that  shows  up  after  1:30 pm  even  if  you  have  a  ticket  will  NOT  be  allowed  up  the  mountain       ( no  exceptions)  anyone  that  pays  in  advance  and  for  whatever  reason  does  not  get  to  go  up  the  mountain  and  will  not   get  a  refund.  There  will  be  Hamburger / Hotdogs  available  at  the  bottom  when  you  come  down  donated by Rochester Sports Center.   NH  ATV   Shirts,  hats,  will  also  be  available  for  sale   at   that  time  as  well.   We’ve  also  made  up  shirts  this  year  with  ATV  emblem  on  the  front  and  on  the  back  “ I climbed Mt. Washington on my ATV”  with  an  ATV on it with  mountain  background  or “My  ATV  climbed  Mt. Washington” .

For the time being we are allowing  side by side machines.  That would include the razor, Yamaha rhino,  Kawasaki Mule, etc.  The operator of the side by sides, should just pay attention to taking stops on the way down if they feel they are using the breaks a lot.  And no we are not allowing dirt bikes.

NOTE::  Please  remember  anyone  riding  up  Mt. Washington   MUST  be  a  VALID   Licensed  driver  and  have  it  on  their  possession  at  the  time  of  the  ride.  Kids  that  have  taken  the  NH  Fish  and  Game  Safety  Class  do NOT qualify  as  a  licensed  driver  they  must  be  16  with  a  valid  drivers  license.   ALL   ATV’s   must  be  registered  in  the  state  of  New  Hampshire. NO double riding is allowed  unless  you  have  a  Manufactured  two  up.  Anyone  caught  riding  off  trails,  tearing  up  trails, racing, doing donuts,  not following  rules,  etc. Risk losing their membership with the New Hampshire ATV  Club.

                                       You  can  make  your  reservations  at:

                           Town & Country  #    603-466-3315 or 1-800-325-4386   

                                  Dolly Copp Campground   is  877-444-6777