CROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE ADVENTURE TRAIL
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​Support the xNHAT


​We are an official 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so your donations are tax-deductible.

We are appreciative of ANY donation amount. To show community interest and support,
​many small donations shine bright!


Help support our efforts by making a secure donation online via credit card using the PayPal button above. You do not need a Paypal account to donate. 
You can also donate by a check made out to "Cross NH Adventure Trail" and mail it to:

Cross NH Adventure Trail
c/o Marianne
PO Box 1047
Glen, NH  03838
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​Our organization earned a 2025 "Gold Seal of Transparency" from GuideStar.
​GuideStar is a philanthropic research database of non-profit organizations. They review and provide accurate, up-to-date, unbiased information about non-profits.
​We work to keep our accounts in good order!
We are proud to have achieved their GOLD Status! 

THANK YOU SO MUCH for your support of the xNHAT!
Here is what your donation helps to support:


Our focus for 2025: RAIL TRAIL SURFACING!!

You will notice the newly surfaced sections of the Ammonoosuc Rail Trail. In the area around the Bath Covered Bridge we have 2.6 more miles of a smooth, weather resistant surface, covering up the ballast rock, sand and cinder. We have eliminated potholes, washboard and washouts!  The Ammonoosuc Valley ATV Club, the xNHAT and the NH Bureau of Trails have collaborated on the surface improvements that are enjoyed by all of the trail users. The xNHAT helps with this project by providing match funding for the ATV Club's GIA Grants.  YOUR DONATIONS are being used for this project! We are targeting all donations now for this match funding!  THANK YOU for being a part of this project!

Donations to help our endeavors can be mailed to me at:
Cross NH Adventure Trail
c/o Marianne
PO Box 1047
Glen, NH  03838

Donate by Credit Card: 
Help support our efforts by making a secure donation online via credit card using the PayPal button below. You do not need a Paypal account to donate. 

Thank you for supporting the xNHAT!!
Marianne and xNHAT Board
Contact us by email:
[email protected]
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  • Home
  • Maps
    • Paper Maps and pdfs
    • GPS Map Links and Cue Sheets
    • WINTER Route Border to Border
    • Day Trips on the xNHAT
    • Additional Rides Close to the xNHAT
    • Cross Vermont Trail
    • Story Map: "xNHAT, What's That?"
    • Interesting Info Links
  • Plan a Trip
    • Plan a Trip
    • Trail Conditions Update
    • What is the Surface Like?
    • What Bicycle to Ride?
    • What About Food?
    • Where to Stay?
    • Is There a Bike Shop?
    • What about Bike Rentals?
    • Parking: Day and Multi Day
    • Shuttle Services
  • DONATE
    • DONATE
    • More Ways to Support Us
  • North Country Welcomes Bicyclists
  • North Country Tri-Town Bike Friendly Initiative
  • Photos
    • Photo Tour of the Trail
    • Four Seasons on the Trail
  • News and Events
    • What's a Beaver Deceiver?
    • "Wheel Life" NH Magazine Cover Story August 2020
    • Israel River Bridge Restoration
    • Winter Explorations of the Rail Trails
  • Contact