MX 886

MX 886 in Pontotoc is famous for one feature: "Mongo," a 110-foot signature jump that has drawn riders from across the South to test themselves. That single landmark feature is the property's defining identity in the regional motocross facility inventory. Mongo is the destination draw. 110-foot jumps put the property in the upper tier of regional Southern motocross facilities for serious big-air work. Riders building toward the kind of feature scale that championship-level supercross and motocross programming requires have a genuine training option without traveling outside the region. Beyond Mongo, the track inventory carries the full feature vocabulary: doubles, triples, step-ups, tabletops, and rocker sections. The complete feature inventory plus the signature jump means the property is a real training destination rather than a one-feature attraction. The red clay, sand, and loam soil mix is the surface composition that delivers tacky cornering lines plus drainage capability. The triple-component blend handles the regional climate's varied weather pattern, the kind of operational soil management that keeps the property workable across more of the calendar than single-composition tracks. Operating window: Tuesday 11am-7pm, Saturday 11am-5pm, Sunday 1pm-5pm. The three-day operating cadence covers both midweek and weekend rider populations. Camping is permitted (no hookups), accommodating destination weekend stays. For local riders in Pontotoc County and the broader north Mississippi region between Tupelo and Oxford, MX 886 is the destination home venue. Riders in Pontotoc, Tupelo, Oxford, New Albany, and the broader I-22 / US-78 corridor have everyday geographic access. Memphis metro riders make the trip south for Mongo specifically. Birmingham (AL) area riders run west on I-22 for the same reasons. The cross-state pull from Alabama and Tennessee defines the property's broader regional draw. North Mississippi between Tupelo and Oxford, easy access from I-22.