High Voltage Motocross Park

High Voltage Motocross Park sits on Route 66 in Ford City, Pennsylvania, about an hour northeast of Pittsburgh in western PA. The setup is two tracks, dirt bikes only (no quads), with plenty of level pit area for proper trailer parking, a detail that matters more than it sounds when most tracks force crowded, uneven pits. Race teams and family weekend setups get real room to operate here.

Tuesday open practice runs until dusk at $20, and there is a year-round race schedule on top of it. The Tuesday window is the standout: most regional tracks run weekend-only, so a real midweek session option is gold for working riders. The year-round race calendar makes this a working competitive venue, not just a practice spot.

Overnight camping is free, which removes the usual $15 to $30 nightly fee most tracks charge and makes full-weekend stays easy. Pro rider training and lessons are available for riders who want structured coaching.

Know before you go: restrooms are portable units and there are no concessions yet, so bring your own food and drink. The dirt-bikes-only policy keeps the surface and the traffic patterns consistent for the motorcycle crowd.

For riders in Armstrong County and across western Pennsylvania, High Voltage is a legit weekday-plus-weekend home track. Ford City, Kittanning, Apollo, Indiana (PA), Greensburg, and Butler along the Route 66 and Highway 28 corridors are all close, and Pittsburgh riders make the hour trip northeast for the practice access and racing.