Megawatt Moto Complex

Megawatt Moto Complex is a motocross track just south of Craig, Colorado, run by the nonprofit Northwest Colorado Trails Corp. You will find it about four miles south of town, past the landfill and before the railroad bridge, out in the high country of the state's northwest corner where dedicated dirt is hard to come by. For riders around Craig, Steamboat Springs, and the wider Yampa Valley, it fills a real gap. This one runs on a membership model rather than a daily gate. You sign up for access and get a gate code, with Individual Season, Family Season, and Month Pass options to match how often you ride, plus sponsorship and donation tiers that help the club keep the place going. It is a community-built facility, so the riders are also the people maintaining it. Note the house rules: no ATVs or UTVs on the track, since they tear up the lines, and Colorado OHV registration is required. Because it is club-run and membership-based, the best move is to lock in your access and check the posted calendar before you head out, especially with a 2026 race series on the schedule. High-country weather and elevation mean the season is shorter than it is down on the Front Range, so spring through fall is your window. Visit the Megawatt Moto pages on nwcoloradotrails.org for membership details and the current ride and race calendar before you make the drive. Because the gate runs on a code tied to membership, there is no showing up cold and hoping it is open. You sort access first, then ride, which is part of how a small club keeps the place maintained.