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@AdamAnthonyAdventures I'm not a motorcycle rider so I wouldn't really fairly be able to answer that. I would imagine if you came in substitute Road and then went up old Green Hill it wouldn't be bad.

@ExploreX4 thanks. I've been trying to restrict myself a little bit from posting so frequently. I've got probably about 30 to 35 roads in the cannon on my computer to be uploaded. I kind of want to spread about throughout the winter so I can keep my channel active. I've also got about 5 to 8 more that I want to hit before winter. Haven't really been out the last two weekends because last weekend was youth weekend for hunting, and this weekend in New Hampshire was opening weekend for muzzleloader season. So I'm trying to be respectful of the hunters and the Sportsman. I have a leaf spring shackle that needs replacing as well before I get too crazy again.

@samoc28 I use Gaia to first find roads. Then, Before I head out, I like to cross reference the roads with Town Tax maps to research property lines and also an app called Huntstand. These can help ensure I'm using roads that are still public and not private property. I used to be part of the class6 nh page on Facebook, but I got kicked off for Road named sharing. And also divulging that a member of GSO threatened to shoot me in the woods if he and his club ever found me on "their trails" I have about 40/45 more roads recorded that I'm slowly posting over the winter to keep the page active

Thanks Scott! i was curious to try that straight ahead section but with just me out there i decided to bypass it. also it documents the easier route if others want to try it. That road is probably one of the top 3 I've done this year and i loved it. Hopefully you both did as well. There are SO many other roads out there to try when i have time.

@@603LostRoadscould use a pin, she. I type this in I get a road in henniker that looks like a driveway. Awesome video as usual.

@@samoc28 try this on Google maps. the road wont show up on google but its right around here east of the West Joppa Road / Loud Lane intersection 43.256015, -71.806748

@ScottPreve I went in from downtown Warner over the Dalton Bridge. It's a covered bridge on I think it was called West Joppa Road to the end where it has an intersection with loud Lane and East Joppa Road. I took a left there and went about 100 yds and the road is on the right to a sign that says no ATVs. It came out on Bound Tree road. Entry point very near 43.2559594, -71.8067767

@@cageordie this one was a little bit rugged. Definitely one of my more favorite journeys of the Fall

@richardwhite3708 the town is aware of the situation the exact wording "we're exploring what options can be taken" Fish and Game said "it's a local law enforcement situation" and nhDES said "without evidence of contamination it falls outside of our jurisdiction" Your tax Dollars HARD at work 🥱😏🙄

@@ScottPreve love to hear that you guys were able to enjoy these roads! That's 💯 why I do these and share them.

@@JOsorio7007 that video was probably shot back at the end of July maybe the beginning of August

I can't wait to go up next spring when they first open it and fish that Brook near the end. Looks like it might be good for some native trout

@@603LostRoads that’s awesome hope you catch some good fish.

@@curtisjohnson8066 thanks man!

Almost 100% factory Stock 31in Tires and rub rails under the rockers. It keeps me from going anywhere TOO extreme alone. i have a few things to do over the winter when C6 roads Close for the season

new hampshire

@@jamescoli3209 we'll call her my biggest fan 🤣 hey if it wasn't for J.k. I wouldn't have started recording all my travels

@@itsaboutfam I did a little bit of off-roading north of Panama City back in December of 23 a little ways from the Panama City Beach airport and yes there was definitely some homeless problems in and around the trails in that area

@@603LostRoads It's only getting worse in some areas unfortunately. One other thing is morons are doing stupid stuff on the trails here and causing trial closures by their selfless actions.

@@itsaboutfam that happens everywhere sadly. i don't believe its the off road community as a whole, just more or less locals to an area that misuse and disrespect the area.

It can get tricky in a few places unless you have a good amount of clearance or are really comfortable with knowing where your tires are. When you first go in on this end that I go in in the video, watch out for the gate. I don't know if it's the neighboring landowner or if it just moves but I have come up to that gate and it doesn't stand out very well and it's like 25 to 30° into the road and you could really do some damage to the front of your vehicle if you don't see it. It's at 30 seconds into the video on the right. Also, The bypass up the hill near the end is narrow and it's kind of a deep drop into the hole before you go up. If you have a really set up you'll be fine. If you have a good set up off-road rig you may not even need the bypass. I've seen a video of the Granite State Off-Road Jeep club coming through the actual washout but I wouldn't suggest it unless you are quite skilled and have someone with you. Just take your time and crawl and enjoy. This road was actually completely shut down

@@603LostRoads can you provide a gps starting point

@JOsorio7007 43.484873,-71.403909 there is a road right before it that's about the size of an atv trail but that's officially the road. This gps pin is the start of the road. The first like 150 ft is a shared driveway with a sign but the property doesn't begin until after the road. I think they probably put that up because people were coming up their driveway instead of taking a right and going up Belknap Mountain Road

@@JOsorio7007 if you are using the Gaia app the road does not show up at all

@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 I've heard this is a mountain bike club that's taken over this area around Dorchester. Some of their barriers are not legal and some are.

@@603LostRoads your right. i hope you can still get through some of them. we used to find some good places off the back roads out there.

@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 I haven't reached out to the municipalities in those areas yet. I have about 75 towns that I have sent emails to. About 3/4 of them have responded with varying degrees of helpfulness. That's probably going to keep me going at least through this fall I would like to expand further west and southwest into next year. I do know that I will need to improve my rig before tackling a lot of the stuff over on the west part of the state as it gets a little more challenging than what we have here in the South Central Area

@@603LostRoads your doing your research for sure. i will be looking forward to more of your videos. yes rigs can be expensive.

@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 everything I found online shows that this is indeed a Class 6 Road, and an email received from the town Department also confirms that it is still class 6 road way. There was a logging operation done in there a few years ago and they did a complete clear-cut period in some places they caught on both sides of the road. This allowed the regency and undergrowth to grow pretty wildly and full. A lot of it looks like it bent over into the road, probably with heavy snowfall last winter. There is a gate at the East end but it's not locked. It's two wood poles with a piece of PVC pipe slid through the middle it definitely meets all the requirements of a gate or bar that is allowed on a Class 6 road.

@@603LostRoads cool keep on finding those roads. it still would be nice to see some folks drive through just to keep it open.

@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 there are a few good landowners that still allow it. Luckily most of these roads depicted in my videos are actually still public rights of way owned by the towns. So in a sense the neighboring landowners don't really have a say in the matter. But I tried to be as respectful and quiet as I can as to not disturb or upset the neighboring property owners. They can indeed petition a town to close access to these roads or in some cases turn ownership over to the budding landowners

@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 and no I am not a part of a four-wheel drive club. This is just me enjoying a hobby and pushing myself to try a few places that I may normally not be comfortable going to. This was a rather Advanced Road for somebody who just has 31 inch tires and four-wheel drive

@@603LostRoads cool im a n.h. res and like seeing these old roads. i may get out there some day. have fun man. take care (hey, thanks for responding to my comments. im an older guy and have an old xj. i would like to do the same as you are but do not know of these places. i wouldnt want to start something that i would find myself being disappointed with. thanks for posting, keep on)

@@603LostRoads right, they can. i have seen it done. in fact the old hall rd in canaan. used to be a cool trail, not to challenging but nice. also was called bear pond road, rt4 to talbot hill rd. its a no-go anymore and i been through many times in the past. landowners wont even let you cross to walk through now. they kicked me out when i came out by someones yard while hunting on foot. they were not friendly and treated me like i was a trespasser. i have walked every inch of those woods over the years when there were no houses or belligerent property owners. on the goose pond side the damn guy just put a pile of dirt and dug a ditch, he does NOT own the property and just is jealous or something. we used to park at the end to hunt and you cant even do that anymore. in this case just being an a$$. there is no reason some of these places should be closed off to public use. take care and have fun.

@AdamAnthonyAdventures I don't have anything too crazy for a vehicle. It's just a Chevy Silverado short bed single cab. I used to ride that road with my grandfather back in the early nineties. Back then, there were only two homes on that road. Trembleys and O'Neill's. I hadn't been over that road since probably 96 97. Back then the bridge was still safe unusable for automobiles. It was quite a surprise to see how much the road had been extended. I do hope that the sticker was not received in a malicious or upsetting way. I try to be respectful of the land and not make myself to be a nuisance in the few minutes that I get to enjoy these old roads but also find a quiet way to share my explorations.

@@603LostRoads nah- cool sticker… all good. Just since we’ve been here, less than 10 years, our end of the road got really washed out. The culvert at the bottom of that first steep bit was clogged up and the water went down the road instead of under. There is some interesting history here for sure.

just gave me a tremendous idea for halloween turn the lights off and back on and some doll is spider walking on the hood hahaha

@ExploreX4 it was totally unintentional! I was told "oh its about a mile, and it's all clear road" haha. Well rain was coming and it was darkening fast.. AND it turned out to be over 2 miles with some rougher spots. It's definitely an easy stock friendly road. Just rougher than I was anticipating. I generally don't like night wheeling. For myself or the home owners on either ends. I try to be respectful and responsible and after a recent accusation and incident I wanted to use this road as an example of how easy it can be to make mistakes even after preparation and educating ones self prior to making a trip.

@@thomasdaddio741 haha sorry Kermit. I tried to be nice to ya haha

@ExploreX4 I have so much backlogged content from this summer. And I still hit a road or two over the weekends. I'm just getting around to loading them and still going out and recording a couple here and there

@ExploreX4 it is open seasonally until about December. I have heard that they are planning on doing a little bit of work up there in preparation for snowmobile season.

@@603LostRoads good to know, looking forward to watching your other videos when I get some time

@ExploreX4 thanks for the support! I've got 6 or 7 roads more to upload that im behind on

@@603LostRoads nice, gave you a subscribe so I can check them out, I’ve got a road trip planned in a few weeks and hoping to get a few videos shot along the way

in Gilmanton?

@jamescoli3209 I went across Saturday and no one said a thing. But will look into it! That's always been a town road as far as I know. The road across from this is definitely private. (Garrett Hill) Don't try that one. It's definitely lost.

Well , I'm the king of Gilmanton and if anyone gives u guys any trouble... U come see me

@@thomasdaddio741 there's no trouble to be given. This is a private road and this was my mistake. So there is a road that connects to this that is public still. The road in the video is public in the center for a short amount of length. But that's because it's public land.. Each End of the Road in this video has been turned over to landowner possession. It's actually confusing but not confusing if it's all broken down as it was to me. So I have changed the name of the video and the description to protect the location from being intentionally sought out by others. It's nice to have it documented, but unfortunately this is Truly a LOST road.

Its Great that MOST of the area is still open and used. lost a few trails to gates and Posted Property but its remarkably still intact.

@@603LostRoads watch out for corrupt police driving through Gilmanton

​@@thomasdaddio741 never had a bad experience there

Nothing Crazy. It's just a 2008 Chevy Silverado 5.3L short bed Single cab 4wd . Nice knobby tires that i got on amazon cheap. i have a 2In lift and level Kit planned for more extreme roads later

I'm contemplating taking my silverado Trailboss up but not sure if I want new pin stripes yet.

@ppkscott most the trails I encounter will result in brush rub. I have a couple side mirror camera i call the Fido Cam that shows how narrow some places are. I should have a few more videos up this week and weekend

@@603LostRoads You mean the 5.3 liter LS or did you crate it ???

@@thomasdaddio741 5.3 yes

@@MarissaBrennan-n6w Wolfboro, Alton, New Durham area.