Moriarty Motocross

Moriarty Motocross is the largest motocross compound in New Mexico. Three distinct tracks span the property: two full-size motocross layouts plus an arenacross/supercross hybrid surface and a mini track for the youngest riders. The three-track inventory is the operational identity that establishes Moriarty as the state's leading motocross destination. Most regional New Mexico motocross facilities run single-layout properties; Moriarty's track variety delivers the kind of skill-separated infrastructure that serious development programming requires. The arenacross/supercross hybrid is the unusual feature, dedicated technical-features surfaces are rare at regional facilities outside major training compounds. The mini track separates the youngest riders from main-track traffic, which is the practical safety design that matters for mixed-skill family riding days. Race programming covers AMA-style events and The Moto Academy events on the calendar. The AMA-style sanction delivers the championship-grade race-day infrastructure that local New Mexico riders need to develop toward regional and national competition. The Moto Academy events provide the structured rider-development pipeline component. The Moriarty location is 28 miles east of Albuquerque off I-40, which is the practical geographic position that defines the property's regional access. For Albuquerque metro riders, the short eastbound drive on I-40 makes Moriarty workable for everyday session use rather than destination-trip-only access. For local riders in Torrance County and the broader central New Mexico region, Moriarty is the home destination. Riders in Moriarty, Edgewood, Estancia, Albuquerque, Tijeras, Mountainair, and the broader I-40 / US-285 corridor have everyday access. Santa Fe metro riders make the trip south for the three-track variety. Roswell, Las Cruces, and broader south-central New Mexico riders run north for the AMA-style racing programming. moriartymx.com for the schedule.