NHSA

NH Snowmobile Registration

NH Snowmobile Registration

A valid NH snowmobile registration is required to ride in New Hampshire. We also encourage you to support the trails by joining a club and the NHSA.

How To Register Your Snowmobile in NH

All snowmobiles and OHRVs must be registered in NH if they are operated off the owner’s property. A NH snowmobile registration is a privilege to ride on approved trails, please respect the landowners and stay on the trails. There are no additional trail-user fees required in NH. Registrations are available at these OHRV Registration Agents located throughout the state.

Get a $30 Discount on your Registrations by Joining a Club

To register an OHRV or snowmobile the owner must:

  • Be at least 18 years of age, present a valid driver’s license or accepted non-driver photo ID, and apply in person.
  • Present a valid NH driver’s license or NH photo ID to qualify for resident rates.
  • Provide previous NH OHRV registration OR the following vehicle information: year of manufacture, make, model, displacement, primary and secondary colors, and VIN. OHRVs are not titled in NH – no title, bill of sale or previous registration required.
  • Registration decals shall be affixed to each side of the cowling or the outside of the windshield, clearly visible. Example

NH Snowmobile Registration Fees

Resident (club member) – $66  |  cost breakdown 
Resident (non-club member) – $96  |  cost breakdown 
Non-resident (club member) – $86  |  cost breakdown 
Non-resident (non-club member) – $116  |  cost breakdown
Additional fee information

For more registration information visit the NH Fish and Game.

NH Snowmobile Club Registration Discount

NHSA Club Registration Discount

Join a club where you ride and get a $30 discount on your NH snowmobile registration. Not only will you save money but you will directly support the clubs that groom and maintain the trail system.

Important: To qualify for a club membership discount of $30 per sled, an NHSA Voucher must be presented to the Registration Agent.

Get The Discount

1) You need to join a club before registering your sled

Two options:

2) Get Your Voucher

  • Once a member, log into the NHSA Club Membership website. Go to “Save/Print Voucher” on the left side of the page.
  • If you contacted a club directly, ask them for a voucher.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a voucher at a store or dealership?
While some stores might have a computer available to join a club and get the voucher, the majority will not.

Can I use my phone or mobile device?
Yes. You can join a club with a mobile device and use it to display your voucher immediately.

Can I join a club at a store? That’s how I used to do it.
If the store offers paper membership forms, you can join but won’t be able to access the voucher immediately, as it needs to be processed by the club later on.

Join Now!

The clubs of the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association are the backbone of the organization. In addition to grooming and maintaining the state snowmobile trails system, each club holds monthly meetings, sponsor year-round events, monitor legislation, hold safety workshops, and raise money for charity.

Membership in a club and the NHSA are critical to the future of our sport. Snowmobiling on groomed trails is a pay-as-you-play system, membership dues are used by associations throughout the U.S. and Canada to raise the necessary funds to maintain quality trails.

There are over 100 clubs to choose from throughout New Hampshire. Membership fees vary from club to club. Pick a club in the area that you will be doing most of your riding. Purchase a club membership online. or contact your favorite club directly.

Reasons to Join the NHSA

  • A strong association that represents snowmobile interests throughout the state.
  • The NHSA works with legislative representatives in monitoring bills at the State House.
  • We work with the Division of Parks and Recreation and the Bureau of Trails to establish trail networks throughout the state.
  • Partnerships with state agencies and associations to coordinate snowmobile activities throughout New England, the United States and Canada.
  • Our affiliation with national and international groups to discuss and act upon laws and operations internationally.
  • Our association with organizations such as the White Mountain National Forest and other environmental groups to help develop and maintain the network of state trails.
  • The Sno-Traveler, the official publication of the NHSA.
  • An informative website that keeps members up to date with snowmobile news, providing overall information about snowmobiling and related activities.
  • An opportunity for members to become involved with a successful organization.

What You Get

  • A Membership Card
  • The Sno-Traveler Magazine, delivered to your home
  • Full-Time Legislative Lobbying Program
  • Representation at Government Agencies
  • Information on Local, State and National Events

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