Honor Farm MX Park

Honor Farm Motocross Park sits on the old Honor Farm land off North Pueblo Boulevard in Pueblo, Colorado, a historic city-owned track that Southern Colorado MX Promotions (SCMX) brought back to life. Owner Jeff Greenwood spent four years working the City of Pueblo to get organized racing going again in the Steel City and landed an event-use contract for the park, and the operation has grown from small practices into a stop on the Rocky Mountain Riders Association (RMRA) motocross series, including the 2026 championship finale.

It is an event venue rather than a daily-practice track. There are no standing hours; race weekends open the gate on Friday evening, run practice on Saturday and race on Sunday, and every date, gate time and practice window posts on the Honor Farm Motocross Park Facebook page. On 2026 race weekends practice is $30 per class, racing is $40 per class with pros at $50 and 100 percent payback, the gate is $15 per person and dry camping is $20. Practice stickers are sold at the front gate.

The main track carries the RMRA rounds, and the old kids track next to it is reserved for 50cc bikes with a helmet and adult supervision. House rules are simple: first gear only in the pits, pit vehicles for licensed operators, keep sponsor parking clear and no open fires. Race weekends here spill onto the Pueblo Riverwalk, where the Pueblocos Hard Enduro crew runs hard enduro practices with FMX and BMX stunt shows, along with racing at Honor Speedway next door.

For Pueblo, Canon City, Florence, Walsenburg and Trinidad riders Honor Farm is the home track, Colorado Springs is an hour up I-25, and northern New Mexico racers cross the line for the closest RMRA round. The RMRA membership and AMA card sign-ups are linked from honorfarmmx.org.