Hurricane Hills MX Park

Hurricane Hills MX Park in Mazeppa is one of Minnesota's earliest motocross venues, established in the 1970s and still active today as a natural-terrain track between Zumbrota and Mazeppa in southern Minnesota. The 50+ year operating heritage is the property's defining identity. Continuous club-style operation in a region where many regional facilities have closed and reopened multiple times over decades means Hurricane Hills has accumulated the institutional knowledge of the dirt, the seasonal weather patterns, and the regional rider base that newer facilities simply can't match. The natural-terrain operational design is the surface character. The layout follows the rolling southern Minnesota topography rather than relying on imported and built-up jumps, which delivers a lap profile that uses real elevation variation. That's the kind of natural terrain that flat-state facilities can't deliver, even after extensive earthwork. ARMCA District 23 sanctioned operations cover both motocross and quad event programming. The District 23 sanction is the championship-grade race-day infrastructure piece, riders chasing series points across motocross and quad disciplines have a sanctioned home venue with consistent race-day operations. The motocross-plus-quad operating model is the cross-discipline footprint. Mixed-machine families don't have to tow somewhere else for the four-wheeler crowd, both bike and ATV programming runs on the same property's calendar. For local riders in Wabasha County and the broader southeast Minnesota region, Hurricane Hills is the heritage motocross destination. Riders in Mazeppa, Zumbrota, Wabasha, Lake City, Plainview, Pine Island, and the broader Highway 52 / Highway 63 corridor have everyday geographic access. Rochester riders have a short drive north for the closest dedicated motocross facility. Twin Cities metro riders make the trip southeast on US-52 for the heritage District 23 programming. Easy access from Rochester. hhmotocross.com for the schedule.