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MX207 motocross track in Lyman, ME
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MX207

Lyman · Maine

Open per schedule
Call before you haul · (207) 247-3043

Outdoor MX Pit Bike

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Long, challenging tree-lined track with natural hills. Hosts "The Maine Event 2026" + multiple sanctioned series.

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53 Bartlett Bridge Road

Lyman, ME 04002

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Fees

Main $40 ($30 last 2 hrs); Mini $20 ($15 last 2 hrs)

Hours

Spring-Fall

Tracks

2 on site

Soil

Mixed (loam, sand, gravel)

73°

Today

Overcast clouds · Rideable

Specs · Amenities · Contact · Conditions

The setup.

Layout

Outdoor

Skill Levels

Beginner, Intermediate, Pro

Practice Schedule

Tue+Thu 1-7pm, Sat-Sun 10am-4pm (Spring-Fall)

Race Schedule

NESC, NEMA, NEMX, NCSC, MMS sanctioned

Amenities

Camping

RV Hookups

Showers

Concessions

Lighting

Membership

Contact

Overcast clouds

Now

73°F feels 74°

Overcast clouds

Rideable

Clouds.

High / Low

73° / 67°

Wind

2 mph SW

Humidity

68%

Next 3 days

Sun

Light rain

82° / 61°

Mon

Few clouds

84° / 61°

Tue

Broken clouds

89° / 60°

Source: OpenWeather · cached 30 min

2 tracks, one park

Tracks at this facility.

01

Main Track

Outdoor MX

Skill
All skill levels
02

Pee Wee Track

Mini

Skill
50cc / Pee Wee

Profile

What riders find at MX207.

MX207 in Lyman, Maine is one of Maine's premier public-access motocross facilities, a multi-track property featuring a long, challenging tree-lined main track with natural hills plus a peewee mini bike track for younger riders. The property has built its reputation on layout difficulty, consistent preparation, and a multi-series sanctioning roster that puts MX207 on multiple regional racing calendars simultaneously. The main track is the property's signature feature. Long and challenging, with natural elevation built into the rolling Maine hill country and trees lining the layout, the main track is closer to a true outdoor motocross experience than the open-field tracks common in regions without natural elevation. The mixed soil profile, loam, sand, and gravel, gives the surface variety through a session. Loam holds tacky lines, sand develops the ruts that test sand technique, and gravel sections firm up through afternoon use. The combination produces a layout that rewards riders who can read terrain and adapt rather than memorize lines. The peewee mini bike track sits separately for 50cc and 65cc riders. The separation by skill is a recurring feature of serious family-friendly facilities, and it lets households with multiple riders at different skill levels practice the same property simultaneously without competing for line choice. The sanctioning roster at MX207 is unusually deep. NESC (New England Sports Committee), NEMA, NEMX, NCSC, and MMS all sanction events at the property, putting MX207 on five distinct regional racing calendars. The multi-series structure means a single MX207 round can count for points across multiple programs, and the property hosts the kind of marquee weekends that pull riders from across the Northeast. The Maine Event 2026 anchors the calendar, and Wednesday special practices fill out the schedule between major events. The operating schedule runs Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1pm to 7pm and Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 4pm, spring through fall. Winter shutdown is standard across the New England motocross scene, and MX207 follows the regional rhythm. Pricing is $40 for the main track ($30 last 2 hours) and $20 for the mini track ($15 last 2 hours), which is competitive for a Maine regional facility of MX207's quality. The Lyman location is in York County in southern Maine, about 30 minutes northwest of Portland and 90 minutes north of Boston. The southern Maine position pulls riders from across the state, from southern New Hampshire, and from the Boston metro for weekend trips. (207) 247-3043 for the current schedule and event registration. For anyone searching for motocross tracks in Maine, MX tracks in southern New England, or a multi-series sanctioned amateur racing venue in the region, MX207 is the answer with the deepest sanctioning roster in northern New England.

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Where is MX207?

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MX207 is located at 53 Bartlett Bridge Road, Lyman, Maine 04002.

What's the dirt like at MX207?

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The soil at MX207 is described as Mixed (loam, sand, gravel).

How much does it cost to ride at MX207?

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Gate fees at MX207: Main $40 ($30 last 2 hrs); Mini $20 ($15 last 2 hrs)

What time is MX207 open?

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Posted hours for MX207: Spring-Fall

What skill levels can ride at MX207?

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MX207 welcomes beginner, intermediate and pro / expert riders.

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