Sweney Cycle Ranch (Brush MX)

Sweney Cycle Ranch (Brush MX) in Brush has been named AMA District 25 Track of the Year ten times. That's the operational distinction that defines the property's identity in Colorado motocross. Ten Track of the Year designations from a regional governing body is the kind of recognition that doesn't accumulate by accident. It reflects 50+ years of consistent track-prep quality, race-day operations, and rider experience that has kept the property at the top of Colorado riders' lists across decades. The 1.5+ mile main track is the headline surface. Built on 80% sandy loam, kept smooth and wide with heavy grooming, the property delivers the kind of jump variety that genuinely suits riders from beginner to expert on the same layout. That sandy loam composition is the operational backbone. Sand drains water, loam holds tacky cornering lines, and the 80-percent sand ratio delivers a surface that stays workable through Colorado's dry plateau climate. The heavy grooming discipline is the operational signal that matters most. Wide and smooth doesn't just happen, it's the product of consistent prep cycles applied across decades. That kind of operational discipline is what built the 10 Track of the Year designations. On-site camping accommodates full weekend stays. The infrastructure decisions match the destination-property identity that the District 25 Track of the Year heritage implies. For local riders in Morgan County and the broader northeast Colorado plains region, Sweney Cycle Ranch is the heritage home destination. Riders in Brush, Fort Morgan, Hillrose, Sterling, Akron, and the broader I-76 corridor have everyday access. Denver metro riders make the 90-minute trip northeast for the heritage AMA programming, the easy I-76 access is the practical pull for serious training trips. Colorado Springs and Pueblo area riders make the trip north and east for the same reasons. Northeast Colorado about 90 minutes northeast of Denver. brushmx.com for the schedule.