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Clough State Park
Clough State Park is a fabulous riding area located off Rt. 89 just south of Concord NH.
It is a series of loops ranging from easy to very difficult all well marked and easy to follow. The riding consists of miles upon miles of woods and loops that are well groomed and maintained for fun thrill rides and maximum safety. All loops begin from the main parking lot and will end there the same.
There is a map of each loop located in the parking lot so you may plan each ride before you leave. The terrain consists of mostly intermediate terrain with plenty of roots and rocks to negotiate and challenge ones ability to find a smooth line. Clough State Park extends its diversity offering some faster sandy sections that are fast and well wooped out. There are lots of berms to bounce from and there's even a nice little sand track with monster berms to test your Southwick skills.
Directions to Clough State Park: Take 93 N to 89 N and get off at exit 2 (Clinton St.). At the end of the ramp take a left. Follow to the second blinking yellow light (3-way stop) and take a left. Follow until you get to the Country Store on the right and take a right just after the store. You will then see the first entrance on the right, but will be closed.
Continue past the first entrance and just
shortly after you will see the next entrance on the
right which should also be marked. Take this
entrance and follow all the way to the main parking
lot.
Also, make sure you have your motorcycle registration updated and valid. The Fish and Game Department will send their officers out to check for these things and will cost you in fines if you don't have your vehicle registered.
