High Fly MX Park 2.0

High Fly MX Park 2.0 in Crothersville, Indiana is a revival of the original High Fly MX Park, built into the natural knobs and hollers of Washington County. Southern Indiana hill country gives the track real elevation change, the kind flat farmland tracks cannot offer.

The property runs a motocross track plus cross-country racing on the same grounds. That combination lets riders bring both moto and woods bikes on the same admission, handy for the hare-scramble crowd and for motocross riders who want trail miles in their program.

The 2.0 in the name means the place is back under current ownership, with the surface prep, upkeep, and day-to-day running brought up to a higher standard than the original venue's later years. Reviving a track riders remember, and doing it properly, says the people behind it know what riders need.

The riding calendar is steady: Tuesday and Thursday practice sessions, with Sunday racing every two weeks. Midweek practice suits local riders squeezing in sessions after work, and the bi-weekly Sunday races keep the points calendar predictable.

Pricing stays family-friendly at $15 for youth riders, which keeps multi-kid households on the bikes without big-track prices.

For riders in Washington County and southern Indiana (Crothersville, Salem, Scottsburg, Seymour, Columbus, and the I-65 corridor), High Fly is close to home. Louisville riders come north across the river for the natural-terrain elevation, and Indianapolis riders run south for the same. The track sits south of the I-65 and US-31 interchange in Washington County.