We should put together a list of the places we are all familiar with, tracks, trails, whatever. Please add the info in this thread. Example, provide as much info as you can.

If we can get enough entries, I'll make a database that will allow members to comment on the facilities, update the info, etc. There are track databases out there, but they aren't kept up to date and don't allow people to comment, I think we can do it better. Seems this would be useful for all of us.

Cooperland Raceway
Stillwater, OK
Email: Cooperland info@cooperlandraceway.com
Phone: 405-743-8545
web: http://cooperlandraceway.com
directions: http://cooperlandraceway.com/WebTra...n&FromPage=Home
Info/Review:
Cooperland Raceway consists of two tracks, a micro or peewee track (50cc and under) and a large national style track. Good trail system.

FOSSIL BOWL
85th and Plum, Clarkia , ID
Contact : Francis Kienbaum
E-Mail : mxfmly@rand.nidlink.com
Phone : 208-245-3608
Admission : $5 practice
Track Style : Motocross
Soil Type : Clay
Track Ammenities : Bathrooms, Parking, bike wash
Track Obstacles : South Hill/Devil's Drop, The High Jump, Solom's Shakers, The Whoops, The Creek Jump, North End Pocket
Directions : 35 miles east of St. Maries, Idaho on Highway 3. (Located in northern Idaho) Excellent Moto Cross track. Could possibly be the nicest track in the Pacific Northwest. Overnite campers welcome and practice days daily

personal experience: The Keenbaum's are good people, and they've had this place open for many years. Very cool layout, only one jump where you really gotta commit, the Creek Jump, because you actually jump the creek. The Four Stroke Nationals were held here twice. Sometimes dust is an issue, and bring your own shade.

Christmas Hills
St. Maries, ID 83858 U.S
Contact : Bob
E-Mail : enduroracer14@motocross.com
Phone : (208) 667 2585
Admission : 0
Track Style : Motocross, woods/trails
Soil Type : Clay
Track Ammenities : Bathrooms, Parking
Track Obstacles : Doubles, Downhills, Step-Ups, Tabletops, Uphills, Whoops
Directions : 1 mile out of St Maries, South on Hwy 3, then stay on the main gravel road

personal experience: The MX track is a small practice track. The real draw to this place are the trails. Lots of tight winding through the woods, and many uphills/downhills that will test your skills. Mucho fun.

Summit Raceway Park
Lewiston, ID 83501 USA
website : http://summitracewaypark.bizland.com/srp/
Contact : Cozmo
E-Mail : cozmo53@netscape.net
Phone : 208 746-9380
Admission : $10
Track Style : Motocross
Terrain Type : Combination
Track Ammenities : Bathrooms, Bike Wash, Grooming, Parking, Watering
Track Obstacles : Doubles, Downhills, Step-Ups, Tabletops, Uphills, Whoops
Directions : North of Lewiston on highway 95, just north of the weigh station at the top of the Lewiston Hill look for signs and a big red gate. Be sure to call before you haul, we will be closed one day before races.

personal experience: excellent layout for a seemingly small track. Challenges for those with skills, and everything can be rolled by those without. A pee-wee track is also located at the lower end of the track complex, and the kids dig it.

MIDWEST EXTREME PARK
Merwin Mo. (South of Kansas City)
Directions
Outdoor National-Style MX Track, Pit Bike Track, Practice areas, Approx 8-10 miles of trails.
Practice Schedule: Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9:00am To Dark
Admission: $8
Track CLOSED on Racing Weekends unless organized practice is announced.
Race Weekends Trails Will be Open from 9:00am To Dark
Phone: 816-456-RACE Hm:816-779-5020 Track:660-267-3375
Website: www.rjmxracing.com

CHALLENGE TRAX
3 miles north of KingsVille MO on state hwy. W (East of Kansas City)
Directions
SX-Style Track, Small practice area.
Practice Schedule: Tuesday and Sunday 9:00am To Dark
Admission: $8
Track CLOSED on Racing Weekends!
Phone: 816-456-RACE Or 816-779-5020
Website: www.rjmxracing.com

Spokane County (Airway Heights) ORV Park
West 1115 Broadway, Spokane, WA 99260
(MX/cross country events and track run by Extreme Motorsports Productions)
Website : http://www.extmotorsports.com/
Phone : 509-456-4730
recorded Info Line (509) 244-9244
season : Open 5 days a week from March 15 through October 15
Admission : $10.00 per person on race day (under age 6 free with paid adult)
Misc : The park features a variety of 4-wheel drive, off-road, motorcycle, go-kart and ATV events throughout the year as well as safety and education programs and skill clinics. Activities range from family and group outings to events that are state, regional, national and international in scope.

personal experience: I've raced several hare scrambles up at this park, and the MX track is fun, while the hare scrambles course goes through a lot of rocky and whooped out sections, but it is still a blast.

Riverside State Park ORV Area
Spokane, WA
Phone: 509-456-3964
web info: http://www.nmaoffroad.org/orvguide/orv26.html
season: year round, daylight hours
Type of riding: 600 acres of open riding, 30-40 miles of trails
Terrain: trails, hillclimbs, mostly decomposed granite soil
amenities: parking, picnic spots and restrooms. A campground is located in another part of the state park.
Directions: Follow Nine-Mile road out of Spokane to Seven-Mile road, then look for the sign.

personal experience: You want hillclimbs? You want trails? You want sand whoops? It's all there, and all it requires is an ORV sticker

They have an MX park in Winfield Kansas. It has a peewee track,MX track, separate quad track. The also have a trail that goes up into the woods that has alot of hills.
To get more info you would have to contact platterhillmx@cox.net or PhoenixMotorsports 316-775-3422

AZTEC NM Moto-X track:
About 5 miles east of Aztec NM on rt#173.

Track is on BLM land, so there is no admission fee except on race dates.
Ride / practice times 9:00am to 8:00pm (subject to change).
Season: Open year round!
Anemities: pffft! Its BLM man, bring your own T.P.!
Except on race dates, then they have porta potties.....
Local BLM phone # 505-599-8900.
Notes: This track was advertised by the local race club as thw widest in the state a few years back. Check it out and judge for yourself. Also beware the killer step up jump, it makes the one at Cooperland look like a speedbump! No kidding.
HDRC website: http://www.funcentercycles.com/hdrc/ info on Aztec and other area tracks in the "four corners".
note: i think they have changed riding times to 8 am to 7 pm now. 6/20/04



GLADE RUN OHV RECREATION AREA:
Just North of Farmington NM on Pinion Hills Blvd.
No admission fee! (yet) Unload and RIDE!
Terrain: Lots of oilfield access roads for dualsporters and the kids. Lots of rugged singletrack for you hardcore enduro/desert guys.
Difficulty levels range from beginner to moderate.
Sand washes galore! Plenty of sandstone/slickrock for trials guys.
Season: Open year round. May close temporarily during periods of heavy rainfall.
Vehicles allowed: Youll see it all here. From mountainbikers to jeeps & radical crawlers.
Notes: GladeRun or Chokecherry canyon as it is known to the locals is home to the Goodyear rockcrawling nats.
Ther are usually a few rigs out there doing things on the slickrock that will just amaze you!

Added: A site -w- more info on riding in the "four corners" area. in particular the Durango Colo./ Farmington NM areas.
http://sanjuantrailriders.org/

Minnesota DNR, Gilbert OHV park
Iron Range, Northern Minnesota

Contact
Iron Range OHV Recreation Area
7196 Pettit Road
P.O. Box 837
Gilbert, MN 55741
tel.: (218) 748-2207
fax: (218) 748-2208
DNR toll free: 1-888-MINNDNR
TTY/TDD: (651) 296-5484
Toll free TTY: 1-800-657-3929.

Location Map : http://images.dnr.state.mn.us/outdo...locationmap.gif
trailmap : http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/outdoo...ert/sitemap.pdf

Website- http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ohv/iron...bert/index.html

Admission- FREE!!! with a registered off road vehicle.... they DO honor other states registration

Information-

from the website-

About half of the site is mineland, including inactive iron ore pits, ore stockpiles and tailings basins. The landscape has been dramatically altered by the extraction of iron ore, creating sizeable lakes, ore stockpiles, overburden piles, tailings basins and impoundments. Much of the mined area has revegetated naturally. The northern portion of the site will contain the majority of riding.

The Gilbert site also has a network of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails throughout undeveloped portions of the site. These trails provide access to natural features (e.g. lakes, wetlands).


Sand/mud drags
Observed trials
Multi-purpose event area
Motorcycle races
Hill climbs
4x4 rock crawl and obstacle course
Tough-truck competition

From memory-

This place offers almost any kind of riding you can imagine, hill climbs of every skill level, mud bogs, trials areas, open fire roads, tight single track, sand pits, gravel pits, rock piles, 4-wheeler trails, scenic overviews, a smallish MX track, training area, picnic area, bike wash area, all contained in a HUGE fence (they currently have 3,000 acres open I believe (the webistes info is dated), and they are adding more as we speak)... You literally CANT get lost in here despite it's size... great signage....

4 wheelers, monster/rock crawler trucks, and cycles are welcome... there are seperate trails for each and some combined

Although you can ride a very large chunk of it in one day, you really need at least 2 days to get the chance to take on all it's challenges.... while you're up there you might as well check out Big Aspen trail system in Britt MN too!!! it's nice... there are also endless other trails around the area... it is pretty rural.... nice comfortable lodging at Giants Ridge Ski And Golf Area not 5 miles away!!! (I'm told the golfing is great there, but I'd never know because I'd rather be riding... LOL)... or plenty of camping nearby..