Tenderfoot Track Club

Tenderfoot Track Club in Dillon is a high-elevation Summit County motocross facility, and the backstory is the operational identity. Founded in 2010 by SCORR (Summit County Off-Road Riders), the property exists because local Colorado high-country riders organized to formalize and sustain legal dirt-bike access in a region that had been losing OHV terrain. Two tracks share the property. A 1.5-mile amateur track for experienced riders and an intermediate beginner track sized for skill development. Both are designed family-friendly, the operational philosophy reads as "rideable terrain for everyone in the household." Rolling natural terrain, jumps, berms, and rollers shape the layouts. Real elevation variation comes built-in, this is the Rockies, the topography does the work. The volunteer-run nonprofit operating model is the structural reason the club exists at all. SCORR membership and labor funds the property and keeps the gates open. That community ownership is the practical context for the pricing: $20 day pass, $100 adult season membership, $200 family season. For a Summit County address, that pricing is genuinely accessible, vacation-property rentals nearby start higher per night than the entire annual family membership. The high-elevation altitude is the defining environmental feature. Cool summer temperatures unavailable at Front Range or desert Southwest facilities make the property a real destination for visiting riders escaping July and August heat at lower altitude. For local Summit County riders in Dillon, Silverthorne, Frisco, Breckenridge, Keystone, and the broader Vail Valley region, Tenderfoot is the dedicated home motocross destination. Front Range riders (Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs) make the trip up I-70 for cool-temperature summer riding. Vail and Aspen area visitors stop in during ski-season-off vacation stays. Just off I-70 in the Vail and Breckenridge corridor. tenderfoottrackclub.com for the schedule.