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Valley Motocross

Stanton · Michigan

Outdoor MX Pit Bike

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Premier MI track with natural terrain and the famous 'Valley 110' jump. 1.9-mile main + mini. AMA D14 sanctioned. Practice, racing, camping, and private.

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Satellite map of Valley Motocross in Stanton, MI

906 S Vickeryville Rd

Stanton, MI 48888

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Fees

$25/yr or $5/day (free mini riders w/ membership)

Tracks

2 on site

Soil

Natural terrain

Length

1.9 miles

52°

Today

Scattered clouds · Rideable

Specs · Amenities · Contact · Conditions

The setup.

Layout

Outdoor

Skill Levels

Beginner, Intermediate, Pro

Race Schedule

Regular AMA D14 events

Amenities

Camping

RV Hookups

Showers

Concessions

Lighting

Membership

Contact

Scattered clouds

Now

52°F feels 51°

Scattered clouds

Rideable

Clouds.

High / Low

66° / 52°

Wind

4 mph SW

Humidity

91%

Next 3 days

Thu

Light rain

73° / 57°

Fri

Broken clouds

75° / 54°

Sat

Few clouds

78° / 55°

Source: OpenWeather · cached 30 min

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What riders find at Valley Motocross.

Valley Motocross in Stanton, Michigan is a premier Michigan motocross track, a 1.9-mile natural-terrain layout in central Michigan with the famous "Valley 110" jump as the property's signature obstacle. The 1.9-mile length puts Valley Motocross among the longer Michigan tracks, and the natural-terrain construction means the layout uses the rolling central Michigan farmland rather than fighting it. The Valley 110 jump is the property's defining feature. A 110-foot jump is national-grade obstacle territory, and the kind of obstacle that gets the entire pit area watching when a rider sends it. The Valley 110 reflects the property's investment in genuine racing-grade infrastructure and gives the track a national-amateur feel despite its regional facility scale. A dedicated mini track sits separately for younger riders. The mini track gives 50cc and 65cc kids an appropriately sized layout, away from the full-size bikes that work the main 1.9-mile loop. The two-track structure lets households with multiple riders at different skill levels practice the same property at the same time. The property is AMA District 14 sanctioned, putting Valley Motocross on the formal regional racing calendar. AMA District 14 covers Michigan amateur motocross racing, and Valley's sanctioning status means rounds at the property count for points in the regional series. The racing calendar includes regular events through the active Michigan riding season. Pricing is structured around a membership model with day-pass options. Annual membership at $25 per year is among the most accessible regional pricing structures in the directory. Day-pass riding is $5 per day. Mini riders ride free with membership. The pricing model reflects an operating culture focused on regular riders and family access rather than maximizing per-visit revenue. Camping is permitted on the property, with concessions handling the basic food needs during ride days and racing events. Private track rental is available for groups looking to book the property for dedicated use. The rental option makes Valley useful for instructional programs, training camps, and family group outings that want the property to themselves. The Stanton location is in Montcalm County, central Michigan, off US Highway 127. Grand Rapids is about an hour west, Lansing is roughly 45 minutes south, and the broader central Michigan market pulls riders from across the lower peninsula. Detroit is about two hours southeast for visiting weekend riders, and the central Michigan position makes Valley Motocross within reasonable weekend range of the entire state. For anyone searching for motocross tracks in Michigan, MX tracks in central Michigan or near Grand Rapids, or a 1.9-mile AMA District 14 sanctioned facility with a famous 110-foot signature jump, Valley Motocross is the answer with the deepest jump portfolio in the central Michigan region.

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Common questions

FAQs about Valley Motocross.

Where is Valley Motocross?

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Valley Motocross is located at 906 S Vickeryville Rd, Stanton, Michigan 48888.

What's the dirt like at Valley Motocross?

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The soil at Valley Motocross is described as Natural terrain.

How much does it cost to ride at Valley Motocross?

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Gate fees at Valley Motocross: $25/yr or $5/day (free mini riders w/ membership)

Can I camp at Valley Motocross?

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On-site camping is available at Valley Motocross.

What skill levels can ride at Valley Motocross?

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Valley Motocross welcomes beginner, intermediate and pro / expert riders.

Is Valley Motocross open to the public?

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Valley Motocross is a membership-required facility. Contact the track before visiting to confirm access.

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