Built rider to rider.

MX Parks is a directory of every motocross park in the United States, organized so you can find a track to ride at this Saturday in under thirty seconds.

We started this because the existing options — scattered Facebook groups, half-dead listings on local club sites, "best motocross tracks" listicles written by people who've clearly never strapped on a chest protector — weren't cutting it. Riders deserve a single place that tells them what's open, what the soil's like, what the gate fee is, and whether the lights are on Tuesday night.

What we cover

Public motocross parks. Member tracks. Practice-only facilities. Race-only venues. Dirt that's hosted a National in 1997 and the cow pasture down the road that opens its gates two Sundays a month. If you can ride a moto bike on it and the public can show up, it belongs here.

Every track gets the same dossier treatment: location, GPS, soil, lighting, amenities, schedules, fees, owner contact, photos, reviews. Track owners can claim their listing and edit operational info themselves — we verify every claim within 24 hours.

How we keep it real

The directory data started as a community-sourced spreadsheet. The reviews come from riders with accounts. Photos come from the people who actually ride the place. Track owners can respond to reviews but can't edit them, and they can't write the SEO copy that ranks their listing — that's our job. The line between editorial and paid placement is bright and labeled.

We don't sell rider data. We don't run popups. We don't charge riders anything. The site is free for anyone with a helmet and a moto bike.

How we pay for it

Track owners can upgrade to a Featured Track placement — their listing gets rotated through the homepage and gets a "★ FEATURED" badge in the grid. We're transparent about what's paid placement. AdSense slots run at the bottom of detail pages, never above the fold and never inside the search UI. Affiliate gear strips show up where they make sense (boots, helmets, tools) with clear disclosure.

If you run a track and want to upgrade, head to the owner hub. If you ride and just want to find one, that's what the rest of this site is for.

Contact

Found a missing track? See an error in a listing? Want to nominate a Featured Rider? Drop us a line at /contact — we read every message.