Spectator friendly tracks

Excaliburbmx
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Which outdoor ama pro National has the best view point?
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KTMsc
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10/30/2019 12:07pm
Thunder Valley and Hangtown are both good tracks for spectators.
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Scull79
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10/30/2019 12:20pm
Budds Creek
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bierbower105
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10/30/2019 12:27pm
High Point
FuzzyLogic
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10/30/2019 12:31pm
Millville (admittedly the only one I've been to) is always a great experience. There isn't really 1 vantage point where you can see the whole track, but the track has it all from the infamous sand whoops, big uphills, downhills, doubles and tables. It is a really cool property with the creek running through it and one of the best tracks on the circuit.
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The Shop

10/30/2019 12:48pm
Hangtown, Thunder Valley and High Point you can see 90% of those tracks from many spots. Drops off after that in terms of how much you can see at one time. Never been to Dilla, Ironman, Budds or Southwick so can't speak to those but I am guessing they are not as good as the 1st 3 I noted due to have hills blocking your view or trees.

Washougal, Red Bud and Spring Creek are AWESOME to see and experience in person, but not as good for viewing if you like to see everything from one spot. WW and Pala are flat, understood the viewing was tough for the Nationals
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kb228
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10/30/2019 12:53pm
Highpoint was pretty good. The walk up the road into the entrance sucked with a bum leg tho lol
BKoonts
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10/30/2019 3:05pm
W.W. Ranch. Just kidding. Budd's Creek.
bierbower105
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10/31/2019 6:07am
Hangtown, Thunder Valley and High Point you can see 90% of those tracks from many spots. Drops off after that in terms of how much you...
Hangtown, Thunder Valley and High Point you can see 90% of those tracks from many spots. Drops off after that in terms of how much you can see at one time. Never been to Dilla, Ironman, Budds or Southwick so can't speak to those but I am guessing they are not as good as the 1st 3 I noted due to have hills blocking your view or trees.

Washougal, Red Bud and Spring Creek are AWESOME to see and experience in person, but not as good for viewing if you like to see everything from one spot. WW and Pala are flat, understood the viewing was tough for the Nationals
Red Bud is my favorite weekend of the summer, you're right though spectating is kind of limited - up by the giant flag is a good spot.


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sam hain
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10/31/2019 6:37am
I thought Ironman this year was pretty good. I enjoyed the whole vibe really.
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AngryBear
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10/31/2019 8:22am
sam hain wrote:
I thought Ironman this year was pretty good. I enjoyed the whole vibe really.
another vote for ironman. this year's changes were def a positive move.
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SWOHIO GUY
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10/31/2019 11:02am
Went to Thunder Valley, High Point, and Ironman this year. Thunder Valley's viewing was the best and it wasn't close IMO. I would say High Point's viewing was better than Ironman's. The trees hurt a lot of viewing there.
10/31/2019 12:34pm
High Point is pretty awesome for viewing, depending on where you sit
ga_pike
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10/31/2019 12:48pm
Used to be Steel City by a long shot. Sigh...
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SLAPAHO
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10/31/2019 12:56pm
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MotoCoUSA
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10/31/2019 1:16pm
Another vote for Thunder valley.
usp4u
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10/31/2019 1:22pm
Steel City was the best.
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11/1/2019 2:13am
I know this is about AMA tracks but if you ever get the chance & have the time & money, Matterly Basin in the UK must have the best viewing of any track in the world.
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rhargrave431
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11/1/2019 5:57am
They have taken a lot of trees out at Washougal. From the hill, you can see pretty much all except the bottom section between finish line and first turn.
MotoMan12345
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11/1/2019 6:27am
Buddscreek, high point, dilla are all pretty good. Southwick isn’t terrible if you can get up along the upper fence on top of the hill
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11/1/2019 7:11pm
ga_pike wrote:
Used to be Steel City by a long shot. Sigh...
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