Green Woodlands Mountain Biking Trails

Green Woodlands Foundation is a Private Family Operating Foundation. One of our goals in fostering land and wildlife conservation is to connect people to nature through healthy outdoor community experiences. Through experiences like mountain biking, cross country skiing and hiking we gain a deeper connection and appreciation of what nature provides us.

Goals: We wanted to create a “wilderness” mountain bike experience that the whole family could enjoy. Our goal in 2018 is to have a network of 50 miles of trails with half being machine built single track mountain bike trails.

Fee Required: The only fee required to use these trails is a SMILE. This type of payment is much more valuable than any kind of monetary gain we could ever receive.

Trail Design and Construction: The machine built single track flow trails are designed and built by avid mountain bikers with extensive experience and love of the sport. Most of the double track trails are part of our cross country ski network and were designed by John Morton of Morton Trails, who designs trails throughout the world.

Maps: We will post maps at most intersections.

Parking: There are a number of parking lots shown on the maps which can facilitate shuttling between trails.

Cabins and Buildings: Curiosity has won out over respect for privacy a few times. Please do not go near the cabins. We allow the public on approximately 23,000 acres of Green Woodlands property, but we have posted about 20 acres as private. I think you will agree that this is a reasonable request.

Please: No motorized vehicles, camping, camp fires or grills on the property. No fat biking on groomed nordic ski trails in the winter.

D Acres: Our neighbor has also opened up miles of trails that connect to ours and has camping, lodging, occasional food and terrific educational events. For more info go to dacres.org or their Facebook page.

Mountain Biking and entering property at your own Risk: We are fortunate that New Hampshire has very strong laws limiting landowner liability when they allow the public to use their property. Without this release of liability most of the trails and millions of acres of private property that are used by the public for recreational purposes such as this property would be closed. This is just a reminder that you enter this property “AT YOUR OWN RISK”.

You should enter this property with an understanding that mountain biking is a hazardous sport; please ride to your ability. By entering this property, you accept the hazards and dangers of injury incident thereto, including negligence and carelessness on the part of others. Marked and unmarked dangers, such as rocks, roots, fallen trees, mud, sharp turns, bridges without railings, wildlife, dogs, horses and other hazards exist. Falls and collisions are a part of mountain biking, and injuries may result.

We do not have trail guards or monitors and we do not perform an end of day sweep of the trails. In other words, this is wilderness property and we all have to be responsible for ourselves. Note there is almost no cell service out here.

Thank you and enjoy,

Green Woodlands Foundation and the Green Family