Eddieville & Starvation Ridge (Over the Bars Gang)

Eddieville and Starvation Ridge in Centerville (operated by Over the Bars Gang) is a 39-combined-mile, 2-venue dirt riding complex in Klickitat County, southern Washington. The dual-venue operating model is the property's defining identity, the Over the Bars Gang manages both Eddieville and Starvation Ridge as a coordinated property pair, which is unusual in regional motocross facility operations. Eddieville features a 6.5-mile GP track for grand prix programming, a 1/2-mile flat track for oval-discipline practice, a kids track for the youngest riders, and a 1.5-mile motocross track for the standard MX programming. That four-discipline footprint on a single venue is destination-grade infrastructure. Starvation Ridge runs 6 to 11 mile variable configurations, which is the operational flexibility that lets the property deliver different riding experiences across different operating days. The variable-layout philosophy keeps the riding character fresh across regular sessions rather than locking riders into a single permanent configuration. The visual character is the genuine differentiator. Stunning views of the Klickitat Valley and Mount Adams turn the riding experience into something visually distinct from standard regional facilities, the scenery is part of the value proposition. Playdays operate March through November. The annual late-fall 24-hour endurance race is a Pacific Northwest motorsports tradition, the kind of marquee event that defines the property's broader cultural identity in the regional off-road community. For local riders in Klickitat County and the broader Columbia Gorge region, Eddieville and Starvation Ridge is the dedicated dual-venue destination. Riders in Centerville, Goldendale, White Salmon, Bingen, and the broader Highway 14 / Highway 142 corridor have everyday access. Yakima area riders make the trip south. Portland metro riders run east through the Gorge for the destination programming. overthebarsgang.com for the schedule.