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I take it this is on Mt. Washington,  New Hampshire.  We  have a Mt. Washington  here in  B.C.  Our ATVs all  must have license  plates ( tags)  and carry  off road insurance . Our  mountain  roads are  nearly  as nice  as   your Mt.  Washington  road.  We have nothing  like  that  ATV  road here .  Our riding is on logging and forestry  roads. Most mountain roads  on the B.C.  coast range  are much steeper  and in a lot more rugged terrain. The riding in  our interior  and  north is on  more  rounded  land  like you show there .

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