NH people on here?

I go wheeling alone all the time. But I go out prepared, don't do anything dumb, know most of southern NH like the back of my hand and have plenty of people I can call if need-be.

Class 6 is just the legal classification that describes the type of highway. Class 6 is any town road that has had maintenance discontinued by a Selectmen vote, or hasn't been maintained in five or more years. It doesn't say anything about the difficulty. I'd say 80% of Class 6 roads in NH can be done in a stock vehicle by an experienced driver. I've also seen some that you would need to trailer a buggy to, in order to make it through.

As far as the Fremont one goes, you can do it in a stock vehicle from the Fremont end, headed toward Raymond. BUT on the Raymond end there are some very deep puddles and you have to know how to navigate through them. Some parts have solid bottoms, some are solid with deep ruts, some are just muck. You CAN avoid it though. Heading from Fremont toward Raymond, when you're most of the way through, you'll come to an obvious fork in the road. The one to the right is also a class 6 road (so its legal) and it bypasses all of those puddles on the main trail, and puts you out just down the street from where "straight" would've taken you.