Sandy Valley Motocross

Sandy Valley Motocross sits in the Sandy Valley area on the Nevada-California border, a desert motocross track approximately one hour south of Las Vegas. The recently redesigned layout featuring large jumps is the operational identity, current management has invested in modernizing the property's track design rather than running on legacy layouts. The desert motocross environment is the defining environmental character. The Sandy Valley region delivers the natural elevation, dry climate, and dust pattern that's central to the Southern Nevada and eastern California desert riding identity. For riders coming up from the Las Vegas metro, the property delivers genuine desert riding experience without the longer drives to remote BLM dune areas. The cross-border geography is the practical operational reality. The Sandy Valley area straddles the Nevada and California state line, which gives the property a true dual-state local rider base. California riders from the High Desert and Inland Empire regions have nearly the same drive time as Las Vegas metro riders, and the property's positioning genuinely serves both populations. The recently-redesigned-with-large-jumps context matters operationally. The large-jump features represent destination-grade air work that puts the property in the upper tier of regional Southern Nevada motocross facilities. Riders chasing serious big-feature programming have a working venue without making the longer trip to Glen Helen or other Southern California major venues. For local riders in Clark County, Nevada and the broader Las Vegas metro region, Sandy Valley Motocross is the closest dedicated desert motocross destination south of the city. Riders in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, and the broader Mojave Desert region have everyday geographic access. California desert riders from the High Desert and Mojave area run north for the destination-grade jumps. Pahrump and broader Nye County Nevada riders make the trip south for the same. About one hour south of Las Vegas. (702) 480-4201 for current schedule and conditions.