Western Raceway

Western Raceway sits on 80 acres of high desert in White Hills, Arizona, just off US-93 between Kingman and the Nevada line. If you are towing between Las Vegas and the rest of the Arizona riding scene, this is the stop that breaks up the drive. The facility runs a main track, an intermediate layout, and a vet track, plus smaller kids tracks, so a crew can unload one trailer and everyone gets a place to put wheels down. This is Mohave County desert riding: wide open, fast, and dry. Open practice runs on weekends, and the gate pulls a mix of local racers, desert riders, and crews passing through from southern Nevada. Bring water and bring shade. Summer afternoons out here push past 100 degrees, so most riders roll early and load up before the heat sets in. Spring and fall are the sweet spot. Western Raceway is one of the few prepped motocross tracks in this corner of the state, which makes it a real option for riders around Kingman, Bullhead City, and the Laughlin area who would rather not tow all the way to Phoenix or Vegas for seat time. Days and fees shift with the season and the weather, so call before you haul to confirm the track is open and freshly worked. Reach the track at (928) 727-5466, or check westernraceway.com and their social pages for the current practice and race calendar before you point the truck north. Coordinates land it near 35.71, -114.44 off W Mills Avenue, and the crew posts current conditions on social, so a quick look beats a wasted desert tow.