Sandusky Valley Riders

Sandusky Valley Riders is northwest Ohio's oldest motocross facility, established 1928. That date is the operational identity, nearly a century of continuous club operation on the same 40 acres of natural-terrain dirt next to the Sandusky River. The property runs three distinct surfaces. The 1.3-mile main track is the headline feature, with natural-terrain elevation changes that flat-state regional facilities can't deliver. A separate peewee track handles the youngest riders. Woods trails on the property add cross-discipline access for trail and enduro riders. The continuous-operation heritage is the operational reality that matters most. 95+ years of unbroken club operation in one location is rare in American motocross facility history. Multiple generations of the same families have raced on the same dirt, which is the kind of cultural continuity that builds rider-development pipelines and consistent track-prep institutional knowledge that newer facilities can't match. Family memberships include kids 18 and under, which is the structural family-side operational design. Year-round member access runs except during work days and race weeks, when the property switches operational modes for either prep or competition programming. For local riders in Wyandot County and the broader northwest Ohio region, Sandusky Valley Riders is the home club destination. Riders in Sycamore, Carey, Upper Sandusky, Tiffin, Bucyrus, and the broader US-23 / US-30 corridor have generational club access. Findlay, Lima, Mansfield, and broader north-central Ohio riders make the trip for the AMA District 12 racing programming. The Wyandot County location places the property in northwest Ohio west of Tiffin, accessible from regional state route corridors. For the kind of rider who values continuous club heritage over new-construction commercial-track amenities, Sandusky Valley Riders is the genuine north Ohio motocross history. sanduskyvalleyriders.com for membership inquiries and the schedule.