Steadmans MX Park

Steadmans MX Park is a motocross track in Tooele, Utah, about 30 miles west of Salt Lake City, set inside the Peak Sports and Entertainment Complex, the former Deseret Peak Complex. The complex opened in 1999 and is run by Tooele County Parks and Recreation, which means a well-maintained, publicly accessible venue, a different setup than the typical privately run track and a big draw for the Salt Lake riding population.

The motocross side centers on a main track that runs just under a mile, built with a blend of soft soil and hard-packed sections and kept meticulously groomed, with moderate to high jumps and varying terrain. It is open to all ages and skill levels with no permit required, though helmets are mandatory and waivers are required, and it is motorcycles only, no ATVs, UTVs, or side-by-sides on the track. There are also man-made arenacross and stadium-cross layouts with berms, jumps, and whoops, tied to the Steadman's Recreation name behind the park.

The amenities make it easy to stay over: RV camping with 12 full hookups and 20 electric-only sites, priced at 40 dollars for full, 30 for electric, and 20 for dry, plus restrooms by the motocross pavilion. For riders across the Wasatch Front and the west desert, Steadmans is an accessible, well-kept destination. See deseretpeakcomplex.com for the venue details, schedule, and camping, and confirm motocross hours and any events before you make the drive out to Tooele. A county-run venue this well kept, open to all skill levels with no permit needed, is a genuine rarity in motocross.