Riverside Speedway (Dirt Side)

Riverside Speedway in Groveton, New Hampshire runs a Dirt Side operation alongside the rest of its multi-sport calendar. That means motocross fits inside a broader property that also runs oval racing, go-karts, and ATV events, which is a different kind of facility than the typical dedicated motocross park. The property's identity is closer to a regional multi-discipline motorsports venue than a moto-only operation. The northern New Hampshire location near the Canadian border puts Riverside Speedway in a regional position that few American motocross facilities occupy. Groveton is in Coos County, well north of the typical New England motocross belt that runs through Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. The North Country location pulls riders from the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, from the broader White Mountains region of New Hampshire, and from southeastern Quebec. The multi-sport operating model is the property's defining feature. Motocross sits alongside oval racing, go-karts, and ATV events on a calendar that rotates through different formats depending on the weekend. The cross-discipline structure means a family with mixed-vehicle riders, or fans interested in multiple motorsports formats, can find a reason to visit the property without committing to a single discipline. The rotation also means motocross-specific operating windows shift through the calendar, and weekend riders should check the schedule before driving. Year-round operation is unusual for a North Country New Hampshire facility. Most regional tracks shut down for the cold-weather months, and Riverside Speedway's year-round calendar reflects an operating commitment that few similar properties can sustain. Specific winter operating capabilities depend on the discipline. Outdoor motocross has natural limits in northern New Hampshire winter, but the broader property runs through windows when other regional facilities are closed. On-site RV campground handles visiting families and weekend racers. The camping infrastructure is the operational detail that makes the property a real weekend destination rather than a daily drive, and the year-round availability serves visitors across the calendar. Young rider access is welcome, with riders age 4 and up accommodated through the appropriate operating windows and gear requirements. The 4-and-up policy reflects an operating culture focused on family-friendly access rather than restricting use to experienced riders only. Pricing is $10 gate fee, which is competitive across the multi-sport calendar and reflects the property's accessible-pricing operating philosophy. The gate-fee structure handles the broader spectator and casual-visitor traffic, with separate pricing structures for actual racing and practice access. The Groveton location is about three and a half hours north of Boston, two hours north of Concord, and 30 minutes from the Vermont border. The far-North Country position puts the property in a regional position that few New Hampshire motorsports facilities occupy, and the cross-border draw from Vermont and Quebec is part of what gives Riverside Speedway its regional reputation. (207) 432-7714 for the current schedule.