Aztec Motocross

No Limit MX, these days running as the Aztec Motocross Track, is a 40-acre high-desert facility in Aztec, New Mexico and one of the premier tracks in the Four Corners. The property is owned by the City of Aztec, but it earned its name under the No Limit MX banner and still carries that reputation. The main track is a 1.2-mile national-style layout cut across the high-desert hills, using the natural elevation for a signature uphill step-up, sweeping berms, and big tabletops.

The dirt is a technical sand-and-clay mix: rut it deep on a prepped day, then watch it go hard-packed and dusty as the sun climbs. There is more than one way to ride here, a separate 0.9-mile non-competitive track, a dedicated pee-wee track for the kids, and a gated supercross track reserved for advanced and pro riders with the operator's permission. The big draw for locals is the price: ungroomed practice is free, sunrise to sunset, every day, for dirt bikes and quads alike.

On prepped practice days, usually Saturdays, there is a track fee, typically around $30 a rider. On the race side, No Limit / Aztec is a cornerstone of the New Mexico Motocross Championship Series, has historically hosted AMA Loretta Lynn Area Qualifiers, and runs a structured annual championship from March through October.