the trees and carried the sap to small outbuildings , where the sticky bounty would be collected and later boiled down |
Oftentimes it ’ s best to make friends with local riders at trailside stops , because they can help get you pointed in the right direction when trail markings get confusing . |
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into one of the state ’ s most popular |
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exports . Sometimes the snowmobile trails |
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would literally pass directly beneath a set |
smooth despite traffic that was starting to |
include neighboring townships ) and a |
Hampshire snowmobile registration |
of syrup lines that were carefully strung |
build by the week ’ s end . |
history dating to the 1790s , with some |
trail passes and grabbing a snack , we set |
overhead in the midst of production . |
Heading east , we rode the |
buildings here still standing and being |
our sights north toward our late-lunch |
The trails followed an undulating |
Northeastern Highlands of Vermont |
utilized from the early 1800s . The small |
destination in Pittsburg , New Hampshire , |
path , twisting through a rural and rugged |
before crossing over into New Hampshire |
towns of Vermont and New Hampshire |
an eastern snowmobiling Mecca . It calls |
landscape with many elevation changes , |
and venturing to Colebrook . It ’ s a village |
are rich with history and heritage . |
itself “ the Snowmobiling Capital of New |
but the surface of the trails was tabletop |
boasting 1,394 residents ( or 2,301 if you |
After gassing up , purchasing New |
England ” and lives up to the reputation . If |