TV Land MX

TV Land MX in Pierpont is owned and operated by freestyle champion Trevor Vines, the kind of pro-rider ownership identity that genuinely distinguishes the property from typical regional facilities. Three distinct tracks for beginners through professionals plus a small woods loop deliver cross-skill-level infrastructure on a single property. The Trevor Vines ownership pedigree matters operationally. Freestyle motocross champion-level riders building their own facilities tend to design them around the practical needs of serious training programming rather than commercial revenue extraction. The on-property track design and operational decisions reflect that pro-rider perspective. The three-track inventory genuinely supports the entire rider development pipeline. Beginner-through-professional skill separation means mixed-skill family groups can all ride simultaneously on appropriate-difficulty terrain. The small woods loop adds the cross-discipline footprint for trail-riding and hare-scramble training on the same admission. The EROC Series hosting positions the property in the championship-grade race-day infrastructure tier. Riders chasing EROC series points have a sanctioned home venue with predictable race-day operations rather than only series-traveling options. The MX Factory training camps are the structured development pipeline component. The training-camp programming brings the kind of organized rider development that distinguishes serious facilities from casual-practice tracks. Operating window: daily open riding, weather permitting. The daily access cadence is unusual for regional Ohio facilities, most run weekend-only or limited mid-week schedules. The daily window makes TV Land workable as a regular session destination for committed riders putting in serious training hours. For local riders in Ashtabula County and the broader northeast Ohio region, TV Land MX is the dedicated pro-pedigree destination. Riders in Pierpont, Andover, Jefferson, Ashtabula, Conneaut, and the broader US-322 / Highway 7 corridor have everyday geographic access. Cleveland metro riders make the trip east. Erie (PA) metro riders run west across the state line for the destination training programming. Pittsburgh area riders make the trip north. Northeast Ohio in Ashtabula County, on State Route 7. ridetvland.com for the schedule.