NH Snowmobile Association

NH Snowmobile Registration

NH Snowmobile Registration is required to ride

Join a club and get a $30 discount on your NH snowmobile registration.
Save cash and directly support the clubs that groom and maintain the trail system.

A valid NH snowmobile registration is required to ride in New Hampshire.

Please stay on the snowmobile trail NH logo

A NH snowmobile registration is a privilege to ride on approved trails. Please respect the generous landowners and always stay on the designated trails.

How To Register a Snowmobile in NH

To register a snowmobile the owner must:

  • Have a valid NHSA voucher in hand to receive the discount.
  • Be at least 18 years of age, present a valid driver’s license or accepted non-driver photo ID, and apply in person.
  • Provide previous NH snowmobile registration OR the following vehicle information: year of manufacture, make, model, displacement, primary and secondary colors, and VIN.
  • Snowmobiles are not titled in NH – no title, bill of sale or previous registration required.
  • Resident rate require a valid NH driver’s license or NH photo ID.
  • Registration decals shall be affixed to each side of the cowling or the outside of the windshield, clearly visible. Example

Where To Register:

List of Snowmobile Registration Agents throughout the state.

NH Snowmobile Registration Fees

Resident (club member) – $121
Resident (non-club member) – $151
Non-resident (club member) – $131
Non-resident (non-club member) – $161
Additional fee information
100% of your registration goes to the snowmobile program!

Snowmobile registrations are valid May 1 through April 30.
For more registration information visit NH Fish and Game.

NH Snowmobile Club Registration Discount

NHSA Club Registration Discount

Important: Join a club before registering your sled to obtain the discount voucher. The voucher must be presented to the Registration Agent. The name on the voucher must match the owner.

Get The Discount

Go to the NHSA Club Membership page to join a club online and instantly get your voucher.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have a voucher question?
Go to our Membership Voucher Help and FAQ page.

How do I get a snowmobile trail map?
The digital NH Sno-Traveler map is the most up-to-date map of NH snowmobile trails. Made by snowmobilers for snowmobilers. Available for iOS and Android. Local clubs of the association partner with the NH Bureau of Trails. Together, they provide the best resource for snowmobile trail routing. Paper maps are no longer available.

Where are the clubs located in NH? Complete list of clubs and contacts.

Why Join A Snowmobile Club?

The clubs of the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association are the backbone of the organization. They groom and maintain the state snowmobile trail system. Clubs hold monthly meetings, sponsor year-round events, monitor legislation, hold safety workshops, and raise money for charity. They are the best!

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 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.

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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.
  • Our partner with the Division of Parks and Recreation and the Bureau of Trails on the trail network throughout NH.
  • Partnerships with state agencies and associations to coordinate snowmobile activities throughout New England, the United States and Canada.
  • Affiliation with national and international groups to discuss and act upon laws and operations internationally.
  • The association partners with organizations, such as the White Mountain National Forest and environmental groups, to develop and maintain the network of state trails.
  • The Sno-Traveler, the official publication of the NHSA.
  • Our informative website keeps members up to date with snowmobile news and overall information about snowmobiling and related activities.
  • An opportunity for members to become involved with a successful organization.
  • Support the NH snowmobile trails map effort.

What You Get

  • A Membership Voucher
  • The Sno-Traveler Magazine, Delivered to Your Home
  • Professional NHSA Office Staff to Assist Clubs and Members
  • Full-Time Legislative Lobbying Program
  • Representation at Government Agencies
  • Information on Local, State and National Events

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