Nomads Motocross & ATV Club

Nomads Motocross & ATV Club in Sierra Vista is Arizona's oldest and highest-elevation motocross track. Two distinctive operational facts, the heritage continuity and the altitude, that combine to make the property unusual in the Arizona motocross calendar. The high-elevation southern Arizona location is the defining environmental feature. Sierra Vista altitude delivers cooler summer temperatures than the Phoenix and Tucson valley facilities, which becomes a practical local advantage during peak Arizona summer when valley tracks are riding in 100°F+ heat. Cooler ambient temperature stretches the rideable hours in summer months. The track inventory: a main practice track plus surrounding trails on the property. The cross-discipline access is part of the value, riders running both motocross and trail riding can do both on the same property without towing somewhere else. Operating model is non-profit volunteer-run as a member club. That structure is unusual in Arizona's largely for-profit motocross facility landscape, and it shows in the pricing. Annual membership runs $98 (pro-rated at $8 per month). That's one of the most accessible cost-stacks at any Arizona motocross facility, well below the $250-$500+ annual rates at most regional venues. Open daily year-round is the operational windowing, with the southern Arizona desert climate making winter actually peak riding season here. The volunteer-run identity means the club community is genuinely tight-knit, the kind of facility where rider-to-rider relationships across generations are the operating reality. For local riders in Cochise County and the broader southeast Arizona region, Nomads is the home destination. Riders in Sierra Vista, Hereford, Bisbee, Benson, Tombstone, and the broader southern Arizona border region have year-round access to the closest dedicated motocross facility. Tucson riders make the trip south for the cooler-elevation summer riding window. Southern Arizona near the Mexican border.