Stillwater MX

Stillwater MX in Redding is one of NorCal's newest tracks, built from scratch and opened in June 2021. That's the key context. Most regional motocross facilities have been operating for decades on terrain that gradually deteriorates; Stillwater was designed and built with current rider needs in mind on fresh dirt. Two tracks on the property: a main and a kids loop. The two-track inventory is sized for family riding days, parents and kids ride simultaneously without trading sessions, and the kids-only loop separates the youngest riders from main-track traffic for genuine safety separation. A snack bar handles food and drink on-site, removing the town-run logistics that smaller facilities don't always solve. The calendar includes NorCal AMA District 36 events and the Stillwater Grand Prix, which gives the property a real competitive identity beyond casual practice, riders chasing District 36 series points have a home venue in far northern California. The Redding location is the operational geography that defines the property's appeal. Stillwater pulls riders from Chico, Marysville, Sacramento, Oroville, Red Bluff, and the broader Sacramento Valley north of the Sacramento metro. Basically, this is the only major facility this far up the I-5 corridor in northern California. For local Shasta County riders, the property is the home destination. For Sacramento and northern Central Valley riders, Stillwater is the run-north destination when southern California crowds get heavy at desert tracks. For the geography specifically: Redding is the practical northern boundary of regular NorCal motocross access. Oregon riders looking south, and California riders looking north, both end up at Stillwater. Check stillwatermotocross.com for the practice calendar and race schedule.