The New England Signal
Independent journalism covering all six New England states
New Hampshire

Dedham man and passenger hurt in ATV crash in Pisgah State Park

Gregory Bodenair, 39, of Dedham, Massachusetts, lost control of an ATV on John Hill Road and went over an embankment, New Hampshire Fish and Game said. Neither he nor his 59-year-old passenger was wearing a helmet.

WINCHESTER, N.H. — A Massachusetts man and his passenger were seriously hurt Saturday when the ATV they were riding went over an embankment in Pisgah State Park in Winchester, N.H., the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department said Monday.

Gregory Bodenair, 39, of Dedham, Massachusetts, was driving the ATV with a passenger on John Hill Road in the park when he lost control, according to the department. Both men were thrown from the machine.

Bodenair and his passenger, a 59-year-old man, had serious injuries that were not life-threatening, officials said. Neither was wearing a helmet, according to the department.

Another member of their riding group called for help, and conservation officers were notified of the crash at about 11:30 a.m., the department said. Winchester Fire and EMS and a conservation officer responded. Winchester EMS took both men to Cheshire Medical Center in Keene for treatment.

After investigating, conservation officers concluded that the main cause of the crash was believed to be inexperience on the part of the driver, the department said.

This brief was drafted by AI from a public agency or political press release and published by The New England Signal. Why we use AI for stories like this one.

New Hampshire