Aztec Family Raceway

Year-round motocross in Colorado is uncommon. The Front Range's continental climate brings real winter to most Colorado motorsports properties, and many tracks close from late fall through early spring. Aztec Family Raceway runs year-round, which reflects the slightly milder weather of the southern Front Range and an operating commitment to keeping the property useful through the shoulder seasons.

The property is 60 acres in eastern Colorado Springs along Highway 94. Three tracks operate on the site: two full-size motocross loops and a dedicated peewee track. The three-track structure means a household with riders at different skill levels can practice simultaneously without competing for track time or pace.

The "family" in the property's name is not just branding. The operating culture, the track layout choices, and the membership-based model all reflect a focus on the family-rider crowd rather than the destination-amateur tour. The membership model gives serious local riders extended access and the kind of continuity that builds rider-track relationships across multiple seasons.

Front Range motocross has its own character. The elevation, the dry continental climate, and the proximity of the Pikes Peak region give the local riding scene a distinct feel relative to the Pacific Northwest or the Midwest. Aztec Family Raceway anchors the southern Front Range, which has fewer dedicated motocross properties than the Denver area to the north.

Pueblo is 40 minutes south on Interstate 25, Denver is 90 minutes north, and the property pulls riders from across the southern Front Range and into the eastern plains. Cheyenne Wyoming is three hours north for major event weekends. The geographic reach is broader than the small-track footprint might suggest.

Eastern Colorado Springs is closer to the residential corridor than to the downtown commercial center. Highway 94 connects directly to Powers Boulevard, the main north-south commercial street on the east side of the city. Drive in is straightforward from anywhere in the El Paso County population centers, and Colorado Springs riders are typically on the property in under 25 minutes.

For Front Range families looking to combine moto time with the kind of family-camping or destination weekends that the Pikes Peak region naturally supports, Aztec serves as the regional anchor without the destination-amateur prices of the more famous Colorado venues. (719) 683-3301.