MVTR can show you where to ride, how to ride and who to ride with.
MVTR is the heart of trail riding in New Hampshire.
Join MVTR via the NHOHVA portal by Clicking HERE.
Information about using the NHOVA platform
Access your membership voucher on NHOHVA’s dedicated member platform.
Note: Two vouchers are provided Jan through April, and the 25A… voucher is for the 24/25 OHRV machine registration season starting May 1st.
** Vouchers are no longer automatically emailed to you, click RETRIEVE to download your new voucher
The RENEW button has been removed for the improved features of the shopping cart and the ability to join or donate to multiple clubs at the same time.
TIPS & TRICKS to help you join.
- Before you Join be sure to Update your browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, etc.)
- Be sure to restart your cell phone to refresh browser updates. (security settings by these companies are now done daily)
- Be sure to start at our home page NHOHVA.ORG
(Some links through shared FB posts, Messenger, or emails don’t work completely)
- Gmail users should sign in using one click sign in with Google. Comcast.net and some older emails may block the verification email.
- Request email and sign in on the same device. This may take a few extra seconds to redirect.
- Do not type your full zip code…Start to type your zip code then parse by clicking on your town in the drop-down list.
- Business networks could have strict firewalls and block CC transactions.
- If your town doesn’t show up, choose the town that matches your zip, then email NHOHVA@GMAIL.COM, and we can update the voucher with the correct town.
***Note: If you are on a computer using Chrome browser the document downloads but will not automatically open and you will need to open from Recent Downloads. (Please note: Your Google Chrome browser may require an update in order to complete membership. Look for the three dots in the upper right of your browser, click help, then click about Google Chrome to update)
or…..
Mail in Membership Application
What can MVTR do for me?
The Merrimack Valley Trail Riders (MVTR) was organized by a group of trail riders in the early 70’s. Although the sport is low keyed in scope, it is one of high profile to the eyes and ears of the general public. With concern of State mandated controls ( driven by public perception ), a desire to unify many “riding buddies groups” into a single social environment, and a wish to foster riding opportunities, MVTR was formed. Since it’s inception, the MVTR has been active at the State level in introducing legislation allowing the use of legal trail bikes on public ways, promoting and protecting user rights and advancing proper rider behavior relative to land owner / managers and the public. MVTR sponsors training seminars, informal trail rides and organized recreation and competition events. Understanding and advancing the concept of multi-use trails, the Club has attempted to work with other groups, primarily snowmobile and mountain bikes, in an attempt to foster good will, understanding and cooperation. Monthly meetings are comprised of bikers and ATV riders exchanging ideas on topics ranging from suspension tuning to protective equipment design, OHRV registration cost to trail development. Competition riders share their high speed thrills or spills with recreation riders having the same thrills and spills only at a different pace, all in the name of fun and recreation. Free advice is always available from fellow members, with product discounts at participating dealers. |