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From my House I have
Desoto motorsports 15 minute drive
West Monroe Mx 1 hour 15 minutes
Hurricane Creek Mx 2 hours
Down South Mx around 3 hours
Baton Rouge is 3 and half hours away and New Orleans 5 hours.
There are more Louisiana tracks but I am just listing the ones that arent private and the ones I have been to in the last few months,
Texas
Swan Mx 1 hour 30 minutes
Red Bug 1 hour 45 minutes
South Central, Buffalo Creek and Athens 2 hours
Freestone 2 hours 45 minutes
Dallas tracks are 3 hours
Fort Worth and Houston 4 hours
Arkansas has a ton of tracks but I havent been riding up there lately.
Little Rock is 3 and a half hours away and Memphis, Tn is 5 hours.
It has to be Southern California, you have a choice of many tracks, once you get done riding you can always watch the pro’s and privateers practise.
So many bike shops and other moto related companies to fill in your time. Weather is alway good.
I grew up downstate and there aren't many tracks left down there, but once you head west there are some world class tracks. I highly recommend Area 51, High Voltage, Palmyra aka Hogback Hill, and Pavilion.
Pit Row
Side story, some buddies and I got tired of riding the same tracks one year. The farmer my buddies worked for who raced MX gave us an old alfalfa acreage that he was turning over to plant other things and wouldn't be used for the year. He gave us a D9 Cat Dozer to use that was already on the acreage plowing and tilling the field. Basically said have at it. We had two 90ft uphill step-ups, ski jumps, a six-pack of doubles, big tables. Basically our dream track. After that year we had to tear it down, but I still have a picture of the face of the wall for one of the 90ft uphill faces that shot you into the atmosphere. Basically, a pair of small Loracco's Leaps. The link below shows the face at the bottom of one of the hills.
https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t31.18172-8/10542063_10152834668…
As far as racing, if you are a C-rider racing is fun as you are likely to have a full gate (30+ dudes), but if you race A or B anything chances are you are going to be racing either yourself or maybe a handful of riders. The only time A or B class is somewhat populated is when a "Money-moto" is running that day and the track requires you to run an additional class on top of the money moto class.
Honestly, GNCC and Harescramble numbers are starting to increase and more MX guys are drifting to trail riding and woods racing. Myself included. Sprint enduro has been the hot new thing here in Michigan.
Winter lasts about 3-4 months December - March. Some years we have ridden through the whole year due to mild winter. But when we have a real Michigan winter most dudes travel south to Monster Mountain or Ram Jam Indoor. Or buy a snowmobile and ride that. Those who can't travel get a girlfriend for the winter to keep them busy as a last resort hahaha
what can beat that combo??
Just within 39 min of Sacramento you have Hangtown, MMX (3 tracks there) , E-street (2 tracks) Riverfront MX, mammoth bar, Argyle, Livermore. NorCal has a few really sick hidden gems too which I’d rather not name.
Random question, didn't broome get smoked by a tornado?
I have lived in the East Bay (NorCal), Temecula, and the northeast (NYC and Philly).
Temecula, tons of tracks close. Glen Helen, Cahuilla, sand tracks like Nuevo in the winter. Pretty awesome. Traffic sucks.
NorCal, bit more spread out but the tracks are cool. I grew up riding club moto, hangtown, e street, hollister, Oatfield.
Northeast / Philly. Hear me out. It’s cold in the winter. Tracks are far away from each other. But my best days riding have been here. Southwick, Budds Creek, NJ sand. I don’t ride a ton, and don’t mind a drive. The tracks up in Maine / Vermont / New Hampshire are sweet, as are the tracks south of here.
So, if you want optimize riding a lot, I think CA is the way to go. NorCal is a bit chiller, but if you live in Temecula you can ride 7 days a week.
But if you are looking for the absolute best tracks and scenery, you can’t beat the northeast.
We just pulled in to riverfront for this evening’s practice. Tomorrow is Argyll, Saturday MMx, and Sunday Hangtown!
You need a Real good set of wheels to travel in the northeast . Do you know what tracks or how far Tomahawk track is from Altoona ? The whole st of Pa. Is beautiful with all the big hills , mtns and valleys. Especially Altoona to Somerset. I,ve been in most of the towns in Pa. Had a terminal in Etown. Southern Wi. The area of Beloit is a good location to hit numerous tracks in northern iL. A little bit of a drive to hit sand tracks in Wi. But it’s flat easy driving. Aztalan track is close a lot of comp there. Millville is quite a drive but it’s easy interstate travel. The jobs pay more on the bottom of the state and there’s some Real nice lakes. Ltm is a bit of a drive 1,300 + riders there.
So
Many tracks in South Carolina look them up
Masters Motoplex, Club MX, pineview mx paradise mx Hannah creek mx cedar grove mx revolution mx strawberry hill south of the border mx next level mx! Check facebook South Carolina motocross. I’m sure try if. Missed some tracks. North Carolina has a lot on f tracks too
Definitely Guam. How many tracks in the US have their own castle?
And if you’re good there’s a chance to make the MXdN team.
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