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Posted by: Okiewan---------------------

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.


Posted by: XRpredator---------------------

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.


Posted by: XRpredator---------------------

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.


Posted by: XRpredator---------------------

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.


Posted by: biglou---------------------

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


Posted by: XRpredator---------------------

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.


Posted by: XRpredator---------------------

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


Posted by: annabelle32a---------------------

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


Posted by: OnAnySunday---------------------

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/


Posted by: NGE---------------------

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..


Posted by: Old_CA_IT_Rider---------------------

If there is any way to put in a map front end and links to area maps for the trails this would be a great resource. I'm trying to find out enough about GIS systems to pull all of the map and OHV roads data together and allow people to add GPS info to it. Most of the listings I find on the web have descriptions but not maps.


Posted by: NGE---------------------

I added maps to my post


Posted by: nikki---------------------

Oh man.... I could add at least 30-40 tracks to this thread..... I think a riding area database of some sort would be awesome! :thumb:


Posted by: YZ165---------------------

Quote:
Originally Posted by OnAnySunday
Also beware the killer step up jump, it makes the one at Cooperland look like a speedbump! No kidding.


Fourth gear wide on a '02 YZ426 will get you over! It is safe though, it throws you up more than out, the landing is about 40 feet above the takeoff and about 20 feet out. The first two times I tried it I clipped the edge and almost went over the bars. So, on the third attempt I held her wide and leaned back! No good! Missed the lip, bike was passed vertical(a la backflip style), landed on , ran over by friend jumping next (blind landing)
This sport rules!!!!!!


Posted by: OnAnySunday---------------------

4th gear pinned on a 426????
so thats how you guys are doing it.
no WAY man! ill take the wuss route to the right.
i rode (no jumpy hilly) over the cooperland one, but i dont think id even try to powerclimb the Aztec deal.
(pigs like to wallow on the ground anyways....)
where ya from YZ165?
ive probably seen ya around.
im the fat old dude on the 650R who putts around there on sundays.


Posted by: ScottYZ250---------------------

Carnegie OHVRA
Located in Northern California in the hills of southern Alameda and San Joaquin counties, Carnegie is one of six SVRAs administered by the California Department of Parks and Recreation. With a diversity of terrain ranging from rolling hills to steep canyons, one MX track and one quad track, Carnegie has become a popular destination for off-road enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Open 8am-sunset, 7 days a week
admission: $5/day or $50/year (yearly pass good for all 6 state parks)
(925) 447-9027


Posted by: ScottYZ250---------------------

Hollister Hills OHVRA
Hollister Hills offers recreation for motorcyclists, 4-wheelers, picnickers, and campers in the Gabilan Mountains just an hour’s drive from San Jose. Park elevations range from 660 feet to 2,425 feet. This park is split into two seperate parks, upper (primarily for 4x4) and lower (for bikes). Each park has a MX track, the lower also has a quad track, a dirt oval track, and a vintage track.

admission: $5/day or $50/year

District Office
(831) 637-8186

Ranger Station
(831) 637-3874


Posted by: ScottYZ250---------------------

Hungry Valley OHVRA
Hungry Valley is the second largest unit of California State Park's Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division. Located at Tejon Pass in northern Los Angeles and Ventura counties, Hungry Valley offers 19,000 acres and over 130 miles of scenic trails for motorcycle, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV), dune buggys, and 4x4 recreation. All levels of Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) operator skills will be challenged by the wide variety of terrain and trails at Hungry Valley SVRA.

open 24/7

(661) 248-7007


Posted by: ScottYZ250---------------------

Prairie City OHVRA
Prairie City is situated at the base of the Sierra Nevada foothills, 20 miles east of downtown Sacramento and three miles south of U.S. 50. The area offers off-highway vehicle enthusiasts a variety of interesting terrain and trails for motorcycles, all terrain vehicles, and 4-wheel drive vehicles.

This is the home of the Hangtown National! The track rocks, the trail riding sucks... way to rocky and flat.

open 8am-8pm every day except Tuesdays

(916) 985-7378


Posted by: ScottYZ250---------------------

Mammoth Bar OHV Area
Mammoth Bar is part of the Auburn State Recreation Area. It is located in the Sierra Nevada foothills about thirty miles northeast of Sacramento. This motorcycle/ATV riding area has been used by off road enthusiasts for nearly 25-years and offers a wide range of trails and conditions in a beautiful setting next to the Middle Fort of the American River. The area is under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Reclamation and is operated by California State Parks. Some OHV motorcycle/ATV trails are open for two-way traffic and others are one way only. There is a small MX track, great for novices.

The entrance to Mammoth Bar is located on Old Foresthill Road. The easiest access is off of Interstate 80 north of Auburn. Take the Foresthill exit off I-80 and go east about 2.5 miles to the Old Foresthill Road. Turn right on Old Foresthill and the entrance is about 1.5 miles on the left.

Telephone: 530-885-5821

Summer Hours:
April 1st - September 30th
Opens 8am to half an hour after sunset.
OHV ride days:
Thurs. Sun. Mon.

Winter Hours:
October 1st - March 31st
Opens 8am - 5pm
OHV ride days:
Sun. Mon. Thurs. Fri.


Posted by: YZ165---------------------

Quote:
Originally Posted by OnAnySunday
where ya from YZ165?
ive probably seen ya around.

Albuquerque. We hit the Aztec track every couple months just to check it out.


Posted by: txkawboy---------------------

Red Bug Cycle Park; Broaddus, TX
Contact : n/a
E-Mail : n/a
Phone : 936-872-3785
Admission : $10...Open each Sunday, and if u call, u can usually ride during the week...
Track Style : Natural MX (no stupidcross)
Soil Type : loamy sand
Track Ammenities : Bathrooms, Parking, Burgers
Track Obstacles : Seat-bounce Doubles, Downhills, Step-Ups, Tabletops, Uphills
Directions : See the sign at junction of FM1277 and Hwy103, at the new Broaddus High School.

personal experience: If u r familiar with Swan, then this is like a tighter, "mini" version of Swan; super safe, natural terrain, curved jump crowns, no "stupidcross" stuff...


Posted by: txkawboy---------------------

There are actually quite a few places to ride general offroad/trails/singletrack now.
This huge offroad forum is the most inclusive list I know for general off-road places, of which there are tons now, (most ~1000acres each), but they also allow 'couches' to 'ride' there, too, so I recc' that u go deep enuff into the sticks to escape them...:
http://www.texasoffroad.net/forum_p...Cat=&PHPSESSID=

There are some more that may not be in this forum, like Boykin Springs in Zavalla. This was once excellent trail riding, but now it is only fair, tho there are still miles and miles of trails in the Nat'l forest. Stop in at Ross Motosports in Lufkin, buy something, and then ask them for the latest...


Posted by: okkawboy---------------------

To you dudes who live near here, I saw a small RV Park/MX track sign beside US Hwy.84, south of Palestine. I stopped and looked, but it was winter and he had not mowed. It looked decent enuff to try if u live in this area. He had a few contoured tables, etc. Could not see much from my truck, tho. Red dirt, super-shady parking.
Loc: 14000 E. US Hwy84, Palestine, Tx 75801
Phone: 903 723 1978


Posted by: Tony Eeds---------------------

Nocona MX
Nocona Texas
Contact : 940-825-3639
E-Mail : ad64@earthlink.net
Web site : Nocona MX
Phone : 940-825-3639
Admission : Race - $25 per class, Practice - $15 per bike.
Track Style : I would say the track is a tight stadium style track with fewer big jumps. There are plenty to make it interesting. Billy and Thump like the track!
Soil Type : Deep sand loam
Track Amenities : Toilets are located in the pits. Concessions are there but have not been open on practice days, bring your own refreshments.
Directions : From US HWY 82 at NOCONA turn NORTH on HWY 103 (Clay St).
Go 5 (five) blocks and turn WEST on HWY 1759 (Pine St).
Track will be 4 1/2 miles down on the right.

personal experience : Great track according to those that like MX. I am more of a woods guy and don’t understand the durn jumps. Bring your own shade as there isn’t any shade near the track.


Posted by: Tony Eeds---------------------

Red River Cycle Park aka Muenster
Northwest of Muenster Texas
Contact : Mrs. Harris
Phone : 940-995-2903
Admission : $8.00 per bike - camping is extra.
Hours : Open almost every weekend.
Soil Type : Rocks, hardpack, quicksand, sand, deep sand loam.
Track Amenities : Toilets are located in the various pit areas. There are hookups in the camping area. Bring your own refreshments.
Obstacles : There are numerous obstacles that vary from easy to difficult. The west end of the park is used for trials competions.
Directions : From US HWY 82 at Muenster turn North on FM 373 (Main Street). Follow FM 373 about 13.5 miles and you will see the park on the right as you rise up out of a creek bottom. The park is about a mile past the intersection of FM 373 and FM 2382.

From the Red River Dirt Riders Website :
Terrain Overview : With over 2500 acres of riding trails, there are lots of different choices for your riding adventure! The riding varies from single track through tight woods, to deep sandy open areas, to Rocky Hills and lots of Flatland. The terrain is challenging and lots of fun. Riders can expect to improve existing skills on all types of riding surfaces. There is no lack of exciting areas to try and enjoy!
Personal Experience : Great place to ride. There are some bike swallowing soft spots along the creek, but other than that the trails are almost endless. The terrain is varied enough to offer some nice hills and drop offs. There are many great places to stop and rest that look out down the length of the Red River.


Posted by: ironworker---------------------

Name : Honey Lake MX
Location: 448 - 450 HWY 395MILFORD, CA. 96121
Telephone: 530/827-2639
Website: http://www.honeylakemx.com/

Situated in scenic Lassen County, Honey Lake Motocross Park is a new addition to the Motocross tracks of Northern California.

Our facility is situated in Milford, California, 55 miles north of Reno, Nevada and 35 miles south of Susanville, California. The elevation ranges from 4100 to 4600 feet depending on where you are on the track! Our entrance is directly off of Hwy 395.

Multi time World and National Champion Greg Albertyn says,
"The track is a masterpiece in design, Motocross like it was meant to be"

One of the features on this track that is certain to become synonymous with the facility is "MX395". MX395 is one of the longest uphills in Motocross, consisting of a verticle rise of 400 feet. The overall elevation change from the 40 bike start area to the top of MX395 is 500 feet!

This Track has multiple races each year including Hare Scrambles, WORCS and Vintage races.


Posted by: GhostRider32---------------------

A couple of places in NE Texas:

www.redriveratv.com Lots of sand, some decent trails.

http://www.texasmotorizedtrails.com/ Good place with a variety of terrain. Has a 19 mile loop of single track around perimeter with finger trails throught. Click on the BMRA quick link.


Posted by: CRF450Rccrider---------------------

Hapin acres Laurel Indiana

www.Hapsinacres.com
admission: $15/day per rider
MX track and one SX style track loads of trails in the hills


Posted by: darman4Christ---------------------

Will be glad to give you all the information on all the track in S.C. - This is a great idea.


Posted by: cr125freak---------------------

Anything near Ohio???
I know of haspin acres.
2 tracks 750 acres.
Huge mudholes

Go to www.Haspinacres.com for more info a must see


Posted by: bpositive---------------------

MOTOLAND---- KINGSBURY INDIANA

"When we first started this business I remember talking to Rick about it and listening as he would describe his ideal track. What it would and wouldn't have, doubles, yes; triples, no; woops, not unless the bikes create them, and so on. What I didn't hear was talk of the Mom's & Dad's, Grandparents and Aunts & Uncles. So I spoke for us all and Rick listened. Motoland is so very spectator friendly. If you are like we were, dragging three little toddlers around just grab a wagon and come on in. This track is designed to get Mom out of the pits too. I mean who wants to sit by the camper ALL DAY LONG. Who wants to see there child ride by a few times every couple of minutes. With the three spectator decks and the vast infield, we hope Motoland will be considered a great spectator track.

Getty Karrle a friend and pro rider who stopped by recently to check it out said " You have one sick track here, Rick".

We had another pro, Robbie Conklin, come by for a ride and he told us "I have NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT".

That's just what we were after, to be different, to EXCEED your expectations.

Danny Mitchell who has been helping us out at the track, and is also the guy doing all the sideways jumping in the photo section of our website, said, "You've got to see it to believe it". We think so too.

Then I received this wonderful email............................


"I came from Crown Point today because all my riding buddies said this track was excellent. Man were they right. .................... The sand is the perfect consistency, and that is like the endless lap. I'm bringing the kids next week so they can try out the Pee Wee track. I love this place. I'll be a regular customer.
Best regards
Troy Keiser"


The Track is located in KOP which stands for Kingsbury Ordinance Plant. It started producing shells, cartridges and mortar rounds in 1941 for use in the European and Pacific theaters of World War II. More than 13,000 acres were set aside for the facility. By May 1942, there were more than 20,000 employees working at the site. The small towns of Kingsbury and Kingsford Heights were created to house KOP workers. After the war ended in August 1945, the plant began closing but it was briefly reopened in 1951 due to the Korean War. In 1965 the land was deeded to the state of Indiana by the Federal General Services Administration.

" When I first saw this land I was awestruck by the history of it. Decomposing barracks and munitions buildings doted the 43 aces making the site unappealing to the eye and useless to the average spectator. I saw potential, I saw the buildings covered in dirt, I saw the water lines waiting to be used for hydrating a track, I saw MOTOLAND.

So last Spring I purchased the 43 acres and began construction. With the help of my boys, Richard, Michael and Nicholas and fellow motocross enthusiasts Perry Stabler and Randy Gordon, Motoland was born. I have been so fortunate to find in my life people who share my vision and love for the sport of motocross, people who just want to be a part of something so desperately needed in Indiana."

Rick Hollaway

MOTOLAND............RIDE IT !

2 practice tracks 1 pee wee track 3 observation decks 12 bike wash decks indoor sign-up 4 + minute lap times concession stand

camping watering system drainage system 750' of under track tunnels

denotes amenities completed. Any unchecked items (s) are still a work in progress but will be done by July 1.


Mission Statement

Our goal is to operate a motorsport club and racetrack where
motorsport enthusiasts and fans alike can come to ride and spectate
in a family-friendly environment.
-----I Just copied this from their site motoland.com


Posted by: newbie4---------------------

Where can you ride in Connecticut?


Posted by: sparkysakitas---------------------

im in tampa areaof florida only places i know of right now are
1. croom orv park (havent been there yet) heard its cool
2 ocala state forest
3 little mud hole down street from me on sr 52 at I75
not big but fun and legal to ride plus you can take your truck mudding
4 dade city motorcross track (thinking of getting into am racing)
if anyone in my area knows of anywhere else give me a shout
always looking for places to ride and people to ride with

gordon


Posted by: Trickyrickb---------------------

Hi, Im looking for a place for my son to ride his dirtbike in Roseville calif. Does anyone know where?


Posted by: Tony Eeds---------------------

Quote:
Originally Posted by Trickyrickb
Hi, Im looking for a place for my son to ride his dirtbike in Roseville calif. Does anyone know where?


Welcome to the site

Start a new thread in the New Member? Welcome! Go here first forum and tell us a bit about yourself.

Where do you live?
What brand do you ride?
What kinds of terrain do you ride?

We will try and hook you up with some folks from your area. Check out the SoCal Wrecking Crew forum for opportunities to hook up with some fellow DRNers in your area. I'm certain they can help you out with suggestions of where to ride.

Again, welcome to the site and shout if you have any questions!


Posted by: Spike Spiegel---------------------

Does anyone knoe anywere to ride in LA


Posted by: Spike Spiegel---------------------

Anybody know a place in CALI?


Posted by: madmaxhawyn---------------------

what's up, looking for a few places to ride, preferably in the southern part of the state. Looking for a few maniacs to ride with also . k-den.


Posted by: Tony Eeds---------------------

Quote:
Originally Posted by Spike Speigel
Anybody know a place in CALI?


Quote:
Originally Posted by madmaxhawyn
what's up, looking for a few places to ride, preferably in the southern part of the state. Looking for a few maniacs to ride with also . k-den.


Both of you should check out the SoCal Wrecking Crew forum. There is a bunch of folks in there. Kav used to be stationed in Yuma, so he likely knows some spots in SW AZ.


Posted by: dnchevyman---------------------

Im located here in Las Vegas, NV. The only places i have found are nellis dunes, an area used by about 50 people a day, tons of trails and you can ride forever, terrain ranging from steep hills, sand dunes, desert terrain, some mountain riding. free to get in. get off on speedway blvd. off highway 15 then take speedway blvd around the racetrack to vegas blvd. and take a left. go about 2 miles and youll see a few trails leading off the main road back to some parking areas. anyone know of some different areas to ride? or anyone else from vegas that rides? i just moved here so im looking for places people to ride with.


Posted by: wblyttle---------------------

North Carolina Motorsports Park (NCMP)
Henderson, NC
Phone : 919-422-6740
Admission : $15 practice - membership required
Track Style : Motocross/trails/TT/peewee/pit bike
Soil Type : Loam/Clay
Track Amenities : Bathrooms, Parking, Camping (showers and maintenance/pro shop coming 2006)
Tracks: 1.75 mile advanced track, 1.25 mile intermediate track, peewee track, pitbike track, ~8 miles of trails, TT track
Directions : Between Henderson and Louisburg, NC. Actual address that Mapquest can find is: 900 Cheeks Quarter Road, Henderson, NC

personal experience: The owners and track personel are great people and will do just about anything to make sure your riding experience is the best possible. Open 7 days/week. Closed on a couple of holidays (Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter). Great facility. Their Website is ncmotorsportspark followed by a dot and then a com. E-mail would be "info" at the above domain.


Posted by: thor racer24---------------------

Raceway Park, Englishtown NJ

Contact[B]
(732) 446-7800

directions[B]
Take NJ Turnpike to Exit 9, South on Route 18 for 6 miles to the Englishtown Exit, 5 miles South to Raceway Park.

Take Garden State Parkway to Exit 123, South on Route 9, go 8 miles to Texas Road, go West 3 miles to Englishtown Road, 2 miles South to Raceway Park.

Take NJ Turnpike to Exit 8, East on Route 33 for 8 miles to Englishtown Exit North thru Englishtown
to Raceway Park.

MX track, MX practice track, pit bike, 4-wheel, pro track, intermediate track, beginner track.

This is real good. They have nice dirt on their tracks with good whoop sections, doubles, down hills, step ups, tabletops. And races for beginner and intermediate riders.

etownracey


Posted by: DTBW619---------------------

Grand Junction/Clifton BLM
No cost, other than OHV Stickers (don't get caught without em)
5 or 6 tracks, you just gotta find em
Trails galore
Get off I-70 at either Clifton exit or Horizon Drive exit
from Clifton: take Patterson to 29 Rd. then you get dumped off in the Des.
From Horizon take Horizon North to the airport, then take a left to 27 1/4 Rd. Dumps in the des. again.
Bullhollow Raceway
$10 per day (I think)
Big, fast natural terrain Motocross track, Worcs trail route, 50cc Track
from I-70: take Moab exit, stay on Utah Highway till you go through Monticello, Utah about 5 miles south of Monticello turn right at the big Bullhollow Raceway Arch


Posted by: DTBW619---------------------

I meant Eastern Utah


Posted by: Campground Man---------------------

7500 acres, 200+ miles of trails, elevations from 1500-3300 ft, no entry fees or stickers.

Harlan County has it all from easy to extreme, mud to rock, to mountain inclines to challenge even the best...

I own a campground here at the Putney Trailhead to this park and we have VERY few dirt bikers coming, very few know about it, but the ones we've had the past two weeks say this IS the best place they've ridden. For info about the park go to

harlancountytrails(dot)com

or (of course replace dot with a period)

harlancountycampground(dot)com


Posted by: skull creek mx---------------------

Skull Creek MX
just outside Bailey, TX, 7mi south of Bonham
see website for directions details, www.skullcreekmx.com
brian-tara@skullcreekmx.com
972-494-0838
Practice track - includes lots of technical stuff for both those who are really good and those who are just starting...
We also have a mini track for small beginners...
soil ranges from blackland prairie dirt to sand...
Lots of parking, a nice new portatoilet
$15 riders, $5 spectators
There's a lot to walk around and see as the track ventures through 30-40 acres cutting through tree lines and changes in elevations...
See ya' there!


Posted by: Lucany---------------------

[/B]HI I was wondering if anyone knows a DIRT BIKE park and / or practising MX racing tracks in NY (Westchester County, Putnam County) or Danbury, CT areas. I just moved here and I have a RMZ 450 that need to be ridden can't keep it put for too long

many thanks


Posted by: gearhead730---------------------

hangtime
Norwalk, Ohio
nice supercross track it is cra i ride there all the time we know the owner he is a nice guy he has a nice son that rides a rm 65.
phone 419663moto or 440574moto
directions from i-71&i-77 take 480 west or turnpike west to us20/sr exit 10.Take us/sr10 west about 24 miles to cr 58(hartland center road)head south(left)on cr 58 (hartland center road)to route 18.Turn west(right)on route 18 and track is on left about ten miles down. You can see the track of the road.


Posted by: +30---------------------

Wanted to add a great track near Atlanta GA
Web Site www.bremenmx.com
Supercross/Motocross track linked together for day events. Supercross races also under the lights at night. Plenty of practice during the week and nonrace weekends , scheduled practice events under the lights as well. This place keeps getting better and its run by some great folks. Lots of races held here, including 4 stroke nationals, ll qualifiers etc...its all on the web site check it out. Best place to ride near Atlanta!


Posted by: hndarida4life---------------------

+30 u ever been to durhamtown in georgia?????makes you feel like a pro


Posted by: +30---------------------

Havent been to Durhamtown, but I am glad they have worked out some issues with the court and will continue to stay open! Aonia is a really great place to ride too. For Atlanta area, you cant beat Bremens schedule for racing and practice , there is always something goin on, and they are almost always open for practice also cant forget calhoun sx links from the main site check them out as well. As always check the website current news for practice/race info and the schedule links for upcoming events. and if unsure, call before u haul.
Btw. yz450 rider will you have vp u-2 avail at the ll qualifier? Need 5 gal.


Posted by: mxrider76---------------------

any you know of in ohio or close to ohio besides haspen acres?


Posted by: AXE_1967---------------------

North and South Carolina riders and any one enterested visit www.robbinsridgemotorsportspark.com for info and directions to their track in Burnsville NC. MX style track with lights for evening practices Friday night MX races and Saturday night Quad racing on their separate TT track. Bathrooms and concesions + Quad Sport MX and ATV parts shop on site. 2006 Spring & Summer outlaw series currently underway, season ends in October 2006, still time to take the points lead. Practice every Tuesday and Thursday nights from 5pm till 10pm, Sunday practice currently close until end of series. MX Track features, 2 table tops, 4 doubles, 2 single kickers, one leading to a double and one after a corner going into another corner with a double right after. Sweeper right after finishline table leading to double then a step down into corner and another step down leading to a corner. Quad features, Hard pack with a high speed strait on back side and towering berms + jumps.


Posted by: Evins---------------------

there is a great park with a kids mx track, pratcice super x track, mx track, trails, a feild for begginers, and a pewee track for the ones just starting out. thr sight is www.ridgeriding.com


Posted by: cathy higgins---------------------

are there any trails in Ontario


Posted by: cathy higgins---------------------

are there any trails in Ontario


Posted by: BEVERRACEWAY---------------------

CAMPING FEE 10 PER NIGHT PRACTICE 20.00 PER RIDER RACE COMING IN AUG 11,12,13 USRA beaver utah


Posted by: lukesh40---------------------

Anyone know of tracks or trail areas in or neighboring NJ like in New York and PA? This state keeps getting worse and worse. Parents are continuously trying to sew motocross tracks because of their kids getting hurt even though they have to sign a liability waiver. Apparently, though it don't mean a darn thing in NJ because tracks are closing or are now being run by the AMA, which means limited riding. Any info would be great. I am really looking for a track in Southern NY as I live in Northern NJ. Thanks.


Posted by: mike212---------------------

GLEN HELEN

Physical Address: 18585 Verdemont Ranch Rd
San Bernardino, CA 92407
Mailing Address: P.O Box 6950
San Bernardino, CA 92412
24-hour Info Line: 909-880-3090
Track Number:
(Race/Practice Days Only) 909-880-1733
Administration Number: 909-384-9342
Fax Number: 909-381-0687
President: Bud Feldkamp
Track Manager: Lori Bryant
Track Maintenance: Rick Huth
Track Assistant: Monique Huth
Marketing / Webmaster: Joe Lee


Posted by: IndyMX---------------------

Indianapolis National Speedway
Indianapolis, IN
Email: instrackinfo@yahoo.com
Phone: 317-281-4070
web: http://www.indianapolisnationalspee...INS_SITE/GP.htm
directions: http://www.indianapolisnationalspee...NS_SITE/map.htm
Info/Review:
Indianapolis National Speedway has 2 tracks. A Speedway / Flattrack and a Pit-Bike Motocross track.
The Pitbike track is small but fast. It was designed with kids in mind, but can also accomodate
intermediate 125 riders without a problem. Open practice on Thursday evenings and racing on Sundays.


Posted by: hypermike---------------------

Ok, Just rode the SNF this weekend, and it was great! Granted this is mostly trail riding, but the views are spectacular. There are designated fire and forest service roads that you must stay on, but the map is clearly marked on where these are. The roads are rated for degree of difficulty so that novice riders don't get in over their heads. I encountered alot of jeeps and ATVs up there so you really have to be careful around curves, but it was not crowded at all like what I found at Hungry valley OHV park in Cali. Plenty of places to explore and a camera is a must! Breathtaking is the only way I can describe it. If you enjoy combining the best of both worlds (camping and riding), this place is a must see. Way too many trails and roads to explore in one weekend. You can get more info here:

ww.fs.fed.us/r5/sequoia/recreation/ohv-osv/ohv_info_and_routes.html

I highly recommend this place for some great trail riding and hill climbing. Have fun and be safe!


Posted by: GhostRider32---------------------

New place in Davis, Oklahoma.


www.crossbarranch.com.

Haven't been yet but did talk to the park manager. Told me that as of Nov. 1, 2006 the whole 6,500 acres will be open to dirtbikes and atv's.


Posted by: cr85rb_rider---------------------

TNT MOTORSPORTS
LOCATION: Chester, SC (on I-77)
PHONE: 803.482.4759 or 803.385.5048
ADMISSION:1 year member ship: 10 for 13 & under, 20 for adults. 10 dollars daily admission for kids, 15 for adults. Camping fee is 15 dollars for up to 5 people.
WEBSITE: TNTMOTORSPORTSINC.com
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, FROM 10-6

INFO:

Has a small flat track for very small children. A Kids track for 85cc and under 2 strokes and 150 and under 4 Ts. A Intermideate track for those try to get better. And 2 Main tracks, one MX style and one more SX style. They also have a freestyle jump. I think its a 40 or 50 foot double whitch you get lot a hangtime off of. Has over 12 miles of trails.


Posted by: mandark1967---------------------

Covington Pike & I240

Exit off I240 on Covington Pike heading towards NSA Midsouth

Immediately after merging onto Covington Pike, you'll see a place to turn right, going down a small hill.

4x4s, ATVs, dirt bikes are welcome, and there is a variety of terrain.

Some large sand washes to play in, tight woods trails, and some access roads


Posted by: little Kawi---------------------

I was wondering if anyone knows if there is a track in western colorado that can be riden by the public. I'm fairly new to the area, I live a little east or Grand Junction and want to ride a decent mx track for a change. If anyone has any info it would be greatly apperitiated.


Posted by: CR38---------------------

Crow Hill MX
Location:Templeton MA
Phone:978-897-1279


Posted by: CRASH39---------------------

Badlands Off Road Park
3968 North Xavier
Attica, IN 47918
1-866-762-2981
Fax: (765) 762-0519

http://www.badlandsoffroad.com/index.asp

how about this...this help?


Posted by: rmc_olderthandirt---------------------

Stoddard Valley: California, just south of Barstow.

This is a large desert area (58,000 acres) that is totally open (you can ride anywhere, any direction, any thing). Outside of the 58,000 acres there are additional marked trails that go for miles and miles.

The terrain is very rocky with a few sand washes thrown in. It is very unlikely that you are going to find any wet conditions so you want to have tires suitable for sharp, jagged rocks. Carry water with you, it gets hot and dry out there.

You will find a wide variety of riding conditions. Hills that are absolutely insane. Trails that may not be quite so steep but can be very technical (think narrow, rocky, sharp turns, etc.) Roads that the buggies and 4WDs have rutted out to the point that you can get trapped in the ruts. Gentle trails leading through the scrub brush and over gentle rolling hills.

It is a great place for family camping. The entire area is open for camping, just park and enjoy. Go with a group, circle the wagons, set up your own little track for the kids.

It's free! No charge for admission.

It is a great place during the fall to the spring. During the summer it just gets too hot for my taste. The town of Barstow is just a few minutes away and they have a nice bike shop for when you break something.

Rod


Posted by: skyzmine---------------------

we have a beginner corse here at dirteaters.
a closed course with 5 singles 1 tabletop & 4 doubles
( 2-20 footers 1-30 footer & 1-45 footer )
the corse is around 1 mile long.

we just did some trackwork and its looking real good.
the track is 15 plus feet wide and all on a 8 acre field.

you can chech out some pics and vids here.
Dirteaters.net


Posted by: cteteacher---------------------

Turkey Bay
Land Between The Lakes Located near Grand Rivers Kentucky.
Main trail with a lot of connecting trails. Lots of hills and varied surfaces. Great views of the lakes. 15$ for a weekend pass. 60 for year long pass. Camping is allowed for small fee.

I ride there almost every weekend when I can. It is a lot of fun and can be pretty technical and challenging if you ask me. Me and my buddy who rides a 4 wheel drive Kawasaki quad love to ride the blue connector trails that are not maintained and find out what knarly stuff we can get into. If anyone lives in West TN or KY then look me up and maybe we can get to ride. It is not too far from Southern Illinois or East Missouri either. Anyone from those areas that want to get together and ride as well let me know. I am always looking for someone to ride with and new places to ride. I am just getting back into riding so always looking to learn from others.


Posted by: hrl206---------------------

where is there somewhere to ride in mass


Posted by: klx 110---------------------

Hey Im a beginner and Im getting a klx 110 soon and Im wondering if you know any places in MA.


Posted by: sparkysakitas---------------------

where are you guys in mass?
here is list off of the parks and recration website

Massachusetts State Forest Riding Areas

Western Massachusetts – These four forests are open to ORV use through the partnership of the Berkshire Trails Council and local ORV clubs who help to maintain the trails for all visitors. ORV trails in Western Massachusetts are challenging and only suitable for the intermediate to expert rider. For more detailed information, trail maps and directions go to www.mass.gov/dcr/forparks.htm

Beartown State Forest (Lee, Great Barrington and Monterey) tel. # (413)528-0904
Approximately 25 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs.

October Mountain State Forest (Lee, Lenox, Washington and Becket) tel. # (413)243-1778
Approximately 30 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs.

Pittsfield State Forest (Pittsfield, Lanesboro and Hancock) tel. # (413)442-8992
Approximately 36 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs.

Tolland State Forest (Tolland, Sandisfield and Otis)
tel. # (413)269-6002

Approximately 15 miles of ORV trails suitable for MGL c. 90 registered motorcycles (motorcycles registered and equipped to ride on roads).

Southeastern Massachusetts – These two forests are open to ORV use through the partnership of the Pilgrim Sands Trail Riders and King Philip Trail Riders who help to maintain the trails for all visitors. For more detailed information, trail maps and directions go to www.mass.gov/dcr/forparks.htm

Freetown-Fall River State Forest (Freetown and Fall River) tel. # (508)644-5522
Approximately 25 miles of singe track trails for the expert rider. Motorcycles only.

F. Gilbert Hills, Wrentham and Franklin State Forests (Foxboro, Wrentham and Franklin) tel. # (508)543-9084
Approximately 8 miles of single track motorcycle trail in each of the three forests. Best suited to intermediate to expert riders. Motorcycles only.

Savoy Mountain State Forest and Georgetown – Rowley State Forest are closed to ORV riding

and here is the link they came from
http://www.mass.gov/dcr/recreate/orv.htm


Posted by: sparkysakitas---------------------

Quote:
Originally Posted by greenbean79
What About South Florida, Miami Or Further South ? Thanx In Advance!

i think the closest place to you is seminole mx park on the reservation
here is link
http://www.seminoletribemotocross.c...letribemain.htm


Posted by: robbie_new---------------------

mx track in mission british columbia canada


Posted by: dirtbiker820---------------------

i'm not sure if this is where i ask but here goes. I am looking for a place to ride in Nova Scotia, Canada. like a track thats not gonna be crawling with people and impossible to be able to get into.


Posted by: limp1969---------------------

One of the best places to free ride is pole line rd in ocotillo wells, near boreggo springs ,Ca
Free camping all levels of riding, some of the sickest jumps ever. Have seen most pros out there. 100 of miles of riding. Rated as one of the top three places to free ride in the world by motocross action. Do not miss this place you will be sorry oct- april
check the wheather before you go gets windy and can be hit or miss as spring comes


Posted by: sledhead69---------------------

Hi i am looking for somewhere to ride in north dakota.


Posted by: snarksdad---------------------

Quote:
Originally Posted by lukesh40
Anyone know of tracks or trail areas in or neighboring NJ like in New York and PA? This state keeps getting worse and worse. Parents are continuously trying to sew motocross tracks because of their kids getting hurt even though they have to sign a liability waiver. Apparently, though it don't mean a darn thing in NJ because tracks are closing or are now being run by the AMA, which means limited riding. Any info would be great. I am really looking for a track in Southern NY as I live in Northern NJ. Thanks.


What he said...

Long story follows, summary is that I am looking for trail type off road riding for dirt bikes in NJ/PA/NY area that is free or really cheap.

I now live in central nj (ok, ok Ive been here a long time) but learned to ride dirt bikes in central NY (finger lakes farm country), and lukesh40 is right, there are literally 2 legal places for true off-road bikes to ride in NJ. One is Englishtown NJ (which is mentioned in this forum), the other is NJORVP (New Jersey Off Road Vehicle Park) in Chatsworth NJ (google it, they have an extensive website), though it is questionable how much longer that one will remain in operation. Englishtown is just a moto track (I hear, I've never actually been), but NJORVP is several tracks and miles of trails.

The problem is, both of these are expensive places to ride. NJOVRP is $50 a day and only allows non-members (membership is $300 adult) to attend on weekends (talk about crowded). Englishtown is cheaper but it is just a track. Maybe I'm just cheap, (ok I AM cheap) but I've been riding for alot of years and have never paid (at least not $$) to ride off road. Armpit of the USA jokes aside, NJ is still alot of farm country (it is the Garden state) especially below I195. Back in NY, you would just ask your neighbor/friends/farmers if you could ride on their land and most allowed it (their kids had dirt bikes too) as long as you didnt harass the farm animals or trample any crops. Not so here. Bias against bikers, liability, whatever. No Trespassing, Keep Out...

At any rate, my bike is a dual-purpose so I can ride on alot of fire roads and even county park trails since they allow licensed and registered vehicles. The problem is my kids. We have 3 acres that probably have more than a miles worth of trails cut in the woods now but they are bored with that. I have a truck and a trailer and can probably haul 5 bikes. I'd be willing to drive 1.5 to 2 hours for a day trip to anyplace that had miles of trails and did not want a fortune for a group to ride.

We're a quiet bunch, all 4-strokes.... So any place out there to ride....

Thanks for listening,

SnarksDad


Posted by: Oskar---------------------

Try The Lost Trails Park in Mt. Pocono, should be just right for you and yours. It will cost you though. http://www.ridelosttrails.com/


Posted by: dylanjl---------------------

anyone know some place we can ride trails or other dirt tracks in virginia beach area...we have been to slade's park but are looking for something closer...maybe u want to join us.


Posted by: dylanjl---------------------

anyone looking for 2 riding buddies in virginia beach area?


Posted by: jeffthedirtbiker---------------------

Quote:
Originally Posted by cathy higgins
are there any trails in Ontario


hey what part of ontario do you live in?
i know two tracks where you can practice at
dpends on where u live



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