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Member since Aug 07, 2022
Closed
Submitted on Aug 08, 2023
This trail is closed as of Aug 6 2023
Member since Aug 07, 2022
Closed
Submitted on Aug 08, 2023
This trail is closed as of Aug 6 2023
Member since Aug 07, 2022
Closed
Submitted on Aug 08, 2023
This trail is closed as of Aug 6 2023
Member since Sep 27, 2019
trail status
Submitted on May 09, 2023
No more 4x4 on this trail?
Member since Jul 18, 2020
Trail is ABSOLUTELY CLOSED
Submitted on May 30, 2022
Gates up on both sides with big signs about fines on each of them. Thanks to those that ruined it for the rest of us.
Member since Apr 29, 2022
Not Closed
Submitted on Apr 29, 2022
Just went the other day. Came in from Tower Hill Rd. Rocky incline to access the road. Nice loop from Tower Hill to Spaulding Hill. Some technical areas but was able to make it thru with a stock truck. Is clearly marked areas that wheeled vehicles are not allowed. Locals don't want you in there but it is still listed as a public roadway. Just respect the area
Member since Nov 18, 2020
CLOSED
Submitted on Feb 07, 2022
THIS TRAIL IS CLOSED! THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO ABUSED IT AND DROVE ON CONSERVATION LAND! THANKS A LOT!
Member since Apr 28, 2017
Trail Update
Submitted on Jan 25, 2022
Please advise that this trail is being changed to a Class A Trail this year (2022). Us Land Holders and the Town have come to agreement on this. Too much abuse has brought us here, and the section of Town is Historical and trying to be preserved. Thank you all for understanding.
Member since Aug 17, 2021
Didn't even bother to air down tires
Submitted on Dec 25, 2021
Went through trail twice this morning, there was a lot of ice on it. Nice, narrow Class VI with nothing too technical. You could do this in a stock Jeep in 2WD if you're running 32's and never scrape bottom without slowing down too much. The Spaulding Hill Rd. portion quickly gets you to a fork and the resulting trails feel like, and are marked like hiking trails, but I think they're other Class VI road. I was careful not to trespass. Fun, good for beginners, or slightly more advanced on rainy/ icy days.
Member since Nov 18, 2020
WARNING!!! THIS TRAIL IS ABOUT TO BE SHUT DOWN TO ABUSE AND TRESPASSING
Submitted on Dec 17, 2021
This trail is about to be shut down due to the past year's worth of abuse and misuse, from trespassing/vehicular travel on conservation land. There was also a large fire out in the woods this past summer from people partying. Also, ATV'S AND DIRTBIKES ARE NOT ALLOWED DOWN THIS CLASS VI ROAD!!!!!!!! I ran this trail three times in 2021 and each time was confronted by locals who are quite upset about the amount of vehicle traffic and abuse of the trails. ALL THE LAND ON BOTH SIDES OF THE MAIN CLASS VI ROAD (SPAULDING HILL ROAD) IS CONSERVATION LAND/PRIVATE PROPERTY!!!!!!! The town Board of Selectmen and Forestry Committee has been in meetings now since November to shut down this Class VI road. They are going to gate both ends and change classification from a Class VI road to a Class A Trail which is for foot traffic (hiking) only. I know firsthand the trail has been misused, you can see the tire tracks and ruts on the conservation land. This here is a classic example of when the wrong people get word of a once great Class VI road and destroy it by abuse and trespassing.
Member since Dec 07, 2021
41 Spaulding Hill Road
Submitted on Dec 07, 2021
The trails off of Spaulding Hill Road are not legal to ride, these are conservation properties and the trails are being destroyed! This address is a resident and he is very upset about it being used for this purpose. Please discontinue riding in this area.
Member since Sep 21, 2021
Fun!
Submitted on Sep 22, 2021
Took my 2015 Subaru XV here today. Lots of rocks and puddles of mud (not the band). Overall it was a lot of fun, didn't run into any trouble. I'll definitely be back. I followed the Blue trail.
Member since Jun 22, 2021
It's fun
Submitted on Sep 21, 2021
Splits off in several directions but I only went 1 way. First time testing out my 4wd in my H2. Trail is just wide enough for me in most places. Few deep mud spots and water but wasn't a challenge for my 37's did have to be careful on some rocky spots as to not puncture my tires because of my width. I don't care what others say, I've taken beaters out in the woods in my younger days, no car is getting through what I went through even if you're brave unless they somehow lifted it or ride on 2 wheels. I went through a lot of water that had somewhat deep mud ruts in it but I wasn't getting stuck in my beast or spinning.
Member since Aug 18, 2021
5 stars
Submitted on Aug 18, 2021
This trail is fun and heaven for 4by4 beginner.
Member since Jul 18, 2020
They Ruined It
Submitted on May 30, 2021
Someone came through and ripped out all the bigger rocks making the trail far too easy. Can get through it in any crossover now, maybe even a taller car if you're brave. Completely ruined the trail for me. What the hells the point of having the trail if it's easily passable by any car. When it's dryer out I'm going back and moving all the rocks back onto the trail.
Member since Jul 18, 2020
They Ruined It
Submitted on May 29, 2021
Someone came through and ripped out all the bigger rocks making the trail far too easy. Can get through it in any crossover now, maybe even a taller car if you're brave. Completely ruined the trail for me. What the hells the point of having the trail if it's easily passable by any car. When it's dryer out I'm going back and moving all the rocks back onto the trail.
Member since Jul 18, 2020
They Ruined It
Submitted on May 29, 2021
Someone came through and ripped out all the bigger rocks making the trail far too easy. Can get through it in any crossover now, maybe even a taller car if you're brave. Completely ruined the trail for me. What the hells the point of having the trail if it's easily passable by any car. When it's dryer out I'm going back and moving all the rocks back onto the trail.
Member since Apr 19, 2021
Nice Little Ride
Submitted on May 29, 2021
Took this one 5/25/21. Not a bad little trail. Just have a leveled F-150 and had no problems just went slow. Only touched once and that was my own fault. Stayed right the whole way. Came out on gumpas hill rd.
Member since Mar 13, 2021
Fun time
Submitted on Apr 18, 2021
New to Jeeping and took out the TJ with the family. Went left and was a little gnarly at times. No lift and 31s. Will definitely go back.
Member since Jul 30, 2020
Trail is open
Submitted on Jan 11, 2021
Did this trail a few days back, fun fun little trail with a lot of ice patches. Did both the left and right at the split, right is the route more traveled and left is a fun longer way of the trail that meets up with the blue marked trail. Made it out with ease for a fun day out wheeling
Member since Nov 20, 2020
Great Day For A Drive
Submitted on Nov 20, 2020
We drove to the end of pavement on Spaulding Hill Road (identified as a dead end). The trail appears to be a continuation of the road past the pavement. This trail has some rocky points and some muddy spots, but overall dry on this day. There was some minor mud as you drive past the beaver dam after taking your first right. Some beautiful rural woodland as you drive along. You will eventually come on another split. To the left appeared to be the road more travelled but had a tree blocking further passage without clearing. To the right, there were a couple minor rock ledges but eventually led to Tower Hill Road in Pelham; I think some of these ledges could be scary for someone with a stock vehicle (scraping). But a neat little diversion relatively close to home. Did all of it in 2WD.
Member since Nov 07, 2020
When your board with pavement
Submitted on Nov 07, 2020
Just drove the trail. Had to do a little planning here or there but made it through without issue. Few puddles but mostly dry.
Member since Nov 07, 2020
When your board with pavement
Submitted on Nov 07, 2020
Just drove the trail. Had to do a little planning here or there but made it through without issue. Few puddles but mostly dry.
Member since Nov 07, 2020
When your board with pavement
Submitted on Nov 07, 2020
Just drove the trail. Had to do a little planning here or there but made it through without issue. Few puddles but mostly dry.
Member since Nov 07, 2020
When your board with pavement
Submitted on Nov 07, 2020
Just drove the trail. Had to do a little planning here or there but made it through without issue. Few puddles but mostly dry.
Member since Sep 02, 2020
Good for a ride in the woods
Submitted on Nov 03, 2020
It was dry when I went a few weeks back. I took a left at the fork but only went a little ways down as it was getting dark out. Now that it’s rained a little, I’m going to go back and see if it’s better when wet.
Member since Oct 26, 2020
Fun, pretty easy
Submitted on Oct 26, 2020
Went in the dry, starting from spaulding hill and took a right at the fork. Pretty easy in this direction (stock, no lift, 31s) as it was mostly downhill. Might try the other way around for a bit more of a challenge. Nice scenery, not too long
Member since Oct 20, 2020
Open scenic nice for the fall
Submitted on Oct 20, 2020
First time off-road. Took the wife's stock Rav4 and used son as a spotter. Scraped the bottom a few times and actually turned around after being in the woods for 30 min. Was a good time though. Maybe with a little more patience could have made it through.
Member since Sep 20, 2020
Still open. Nice trail.
Submitted on Sep 20, 2020
Did this one easier today and glad I did. It wasn’t too difficult at all, didn’t have any bottoming out or concerns about blowing out a tire. I don’t even know if I slipped that much. Definitely a good beginner trail. I took the right fork that goes by the swamp. Looking forward to getting up there again.
Member since Sep 09, 2020
Open, Good first trail
Submitted on Sep 09, 2020
A little muddy but nothing 4x4 cant get threw. Rock are good sized. I would bring a buddy to spot you. Have seen some bottom out marks on some rocks.
Member since Jun 13, 2020
Open
Submitted on Jun 18, 2020
Trail wasn’t that muddy. Didn’t have to get in 4WD to get through. More Rocks than anything else.
Member since Sep 27, 2019
RE: still open
Submitted on Jun 15, 2020
yes its open since middle of may, thats when i went and i saw dirt bikes down there, no barricade at all. Go have fun!
Member since Apr 02, 2020
Easy and stock off road vehicle friendly
Submitted on Jun 11, 2020
I've done the trail 3 times, on a dry week you can do this in nearly any SUV heres a video of me and a friend doing it: https://youtu.be/a5P5nH3AjH4
Member since Jun 08, 2020
Still Open?
Submitted on Jun 08, 2020
Want to cjeck this trail out. Anybody got some resent info on it?
Member since May 25, 2020
Still open?
Submitted on May 25, 2020
Gonna go check this trail out today. Can anyone confirm that it’s still not blocked off?
Member since May 25, 2020
Still open?
Submitted on May 25, 2020
Gonna go check this trail out today. Can anyone confirm that it’s still not blocked off?
Member since Mar 01, 2020
Pelham trail
Submitted on Apr 04, 2020
Ran the trail in a stock 2004 4Runner. Pretty muddy but very passable. Some slightly large rocks that without large tires or lift you need to maneuver around. Fun trail.
Member since Apr 02, 2020
Fun and easy trail for beginners
Submitted on Apr 02, 2020
This is a pretty easy trail. I don't have much experience whatsoever and I have a completely stock TJ wrangler sport 5 speed and I was able to do this trail more than once, one time mostly dry and the second time very muddy. It is a really nice trail and doesn't take much time to complete. there is a fork at one point and I only know the right side, gotta go back and try out the left of the fork.
Member since Nov 22, 2019
November update
Submitted on Nov 24, 2019
Trail was open. Orange barrels were not blocking the entrance.
Member since Sep 27, 2019
trail Update
Submitted on Nov 17, 2019
this trail is not blocked off there are no orange cones or barrels and i do not see a no trespassing sign has anyone been here recently(november?)
Member since Sep 27, 2019
trail Update
Submitted on Nov 17, 2019
this trail is not blocked off there are no orange cones or barrels and i do not see a no trespassing sign has anyone been here recently(november?)
Member since Sep 27, 2019
trail Update
Submitted on Nov 16, 2019
this trail is not blocked off there are no orange cones or barrels and i do not see a no trespassing sign has anyone been here recently(november?)
Member since Sep 27, 2019
trail Update
Submitted on Nov 16, 2019
this trail is not blocked off there are no orange cones or barrels and i do not see a no trespassing sign has anyone been here recently(november?)
Member since Sep 27, 2019
Not open
Submitted on Sep 26, 2019
maybe its closed for the season?
Member since Sep 27, 2019
Not open
Submitted on Sep 26, 2019
maybe its closed for the season?
Member since Sep 09, 2019
Not open
Submitted on Sep 16, 2019
I went to this trail today and there was a no trespassing sign and 3 yellow construction barrels on the trail, anyone have and info about if its ok to use it ?
Member since Sep 09, 2019
Submitted on Sep 16, 2019
Drove up today and there was a no trespassing sign with 3 road work barrels at the front of the trail, I checked on google maps and it looks like the trail is there but didn't want to chance it, anyone have and info about it ?
Member since Jun 25, 2019
Submitted on Jun 25, 2019