The Landing MX Park

The Landing MX Park in Easton, Maryland is a 25-plus acre Eastern Shore motocross facility with three groomed tracks, a property whose Dirt Wurx-built main track and consistent prep across all three layouts give it a position in the regional motocross scene that few similar Eastern Shore facilities can match. The three groomed tracks split the property between disciplines and skill levels. The Dirt Wurx-built main is the property's primary outdoor MX layout. Dirt Wurx is one of the most respected motocross track-building companies in the U.S., and a Dirt Wurx track build reflects the kind of capital investment in surface infrastructure that distinguishes serious operators from minimal-prep properties. The Dirt Wurx pedigree alone puts The Landing's main track in a different category than typical regional Maryland facilities. A dedicated quad track gives ATV riders their own dedicated infrastructure rather than shared use of the main MX layout, which is unusual for a dedicated motocross facility. The cross-discipline allocation reflects an operating culture that serves the broader off-road community rather than restricting to bikes only. A peewee and beginner track gives 50cc and 65cc kids plus new full-size riders an appropriately sized layout. The combined peewee-and-beginner allocation works for the youngest riders and for adults just getting into the sport. All tracks are regularly prepped, watered, and groomed. The maintenance commitment across all three layouts produces consistent surface quality that distinguishes serious operators from properties that maintain only the main track. The operating schedule runs Sundays from 11am to 5pm. The weekend-only structure keeps the track fresh and lets the maintenance staff prep between weekly sessions. Pricing is $35 for riders, $20 for kids under 10, and $5 for spectators with a military discount available. The Easton location is on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, in Talbot County. Annapolis is about 45 minutes west across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Baltimore is roughly 90 minutes northwest, and Washington DC is about two hours west. The Eastern Shore position pulls riders from across the broader DelMarVa Peninsula and from the Mid-Atlantic metro markets. (443) 746-2174 for the current schedule and event information.