Boulder City Motocross (BCMX)

Boulder City Motocross (BCMX) was approved in the early 2010s as a planned premier Southwest motocross complex, a 50-acre facility 15 miles outside Las Vegas in El Dorado Valley Recreation Area, with 6 planned tracks (only 4 made it operational): a 40-foot-wide main track, vet track, peewee section, and arena cross. The property closed in 2013 and is now retained in this directory for historical reference and regional motocross record.

The destination-grade infrastructure plan for BCMX during its development was genuinely ambitious. The 50-acre footprint, the 6-track inventory, the El Dorado Valley Recreation Area integration, and the Las Vegas metro proximity all positioned the property to be the premier Southwest motocross destination. The 40-foot-wide main track design philosophy specifically targeted championship-grade race-day operations with passing-lane infrastructure that most regional tracks cannot deliver.

Only 4 of the 6 planned tracks became operational. The main track, vet track, peewee section, and arenacross track collectively delivered a serious cross-discipline rider development pipeline during operating years. The 40-foot-wide main track delivered exactly the kind of passing-lane infrastructure that distinguishes championship racing facilities from typical regional venues.

The 2013 closure ended the destination Southwest motocross project before it could fully develop into the championship-grade venue the original plans envisioned. For local riders who used BCMX during operating years, the closure created a real gap in the regional Las Vegas metro motocross facility inventory.

For local riders in Clark County and the broader Las Vegas metro region seeking active motocross facility access, alternatives include Sandy Valley Motocross (one hour south of Las Vegas) for desert motocross programming and various Southern California facilities for the broader cross-state metro region.

For local riders in the broader Southwest region seeking active motocross facilities, refer to the broader Nevada and California regional motocross listings for current operating windows and access details.

The property is retained for historical reference and to preserve the regional motocross facility record. The 2013 closure marked the end of a planned premier Southwest motocross destination.