Pine Lake Raceway

Pine Lake Raceway in Jefferson hosts America's oldest ATV race, running continuously since 1969. The 56+ year heritage on a single property is rare anywhere in American off-road racing facility history, and it sets the operational identity for the entire venue. The 150-acre property combines marked and difficulty-rated woods trails, a flat track for oval-discipline programming, and a GP track for the grand prix format. The trail-difficulty rating is the operational signal that the facility takes rider development seriously, beginners and advanced riders both have appropriate-skill terrain rather than mixed-level chaos. The America's-oldest-ATV-race heritage is the property's defining cultural identity. The four-wheeler community treats Pine Lake as a landmark venue, and the long-running calendar tradition pulls riders from across the broader Great Lakes region every season. Camping on-site handles weekend stays. Occasional hare scramble and race events run on the calendar across the year. For local riders in Ashtabula County and the broader northeast Ohio region, Pine Lake Raceway is the dedicated heritage destination. Riders in Jefferson, Conneaut, Geneva, Ashtabula, Painesville, and the broader I-90 corridor have everyday geographic access. Cleveland metro riders make the trip east. Erie (PA) metro riders run west across the state line for the heritage ATV racing programming. Pittsburgh area riders make the trip north. Northeast Ohio in Ashtabula County, near the Pennsylvania border. pinelakeraceway.com for the schedule.