Toes MX Park

Toes MX Park in Royal City, Washington was an 86-acre motocross facility in central Washington featuring 5 distinct tracks during operating years, full-size MX, supercross, intermediate and junior, a GP track, and a mini track. The facility is famous as the site where Alex Harvill set his 425-foot motorcycle distance jump world record in May 2012. The property is currently closed with no reopening plans.

The Alex Harvill 425-foot distance jump world record set at Toes MX Park in May 2012 is the foundational historical identity that defines the property's broader cultural significance. World-record motorcycle distance jumps are extraordinarily rare achievements; having one set at the property places Toes MX Park in the most significant tier of American motocross facility history.

The 86-acre property footprint during operating years was destination-grade infrastructure for central Washington. The five-track inventory delivered cross-skill cross-discipline programming on a single property. Full-size MX for experienced rider sessions, supercross for race-prep technical-features training, intermediate and junior tracks for developing riders, a GP track for grand prix programming, and a dedicated mini track for younger riders.

That kind of five-discipline operational depth during operating years served multiple rider populations simultaneously without competing for the same dirt. Mixed-skill family groups and cross-discipline riders running multiple genres had genuine access on a single admission.

The current closure with no reopening plans marks the end of the heritage central Washington destination identity. For local riders who used Toes MX Park during operating years, the closure created a significant gap in the central Washington motocross facility inventory.

For local riders in Grant County and the broader central Washington region seeking active motocross facility access, alternative facilities include:

Horn Rapids MX in Richland (Tri-Cities region, three-track complex with lighted Stadium SuperCross track for night racing).

Eddieville and Starvation Ridge in Centerville (Klickitat County, dual-venue complex with 39 combined miles, MX plus GP plus flat track plus enduro programming).

For local riders in the broader central and eastern Washington region seeking active motocross facilities, refer to the broader Washington regional motocross listings for current operating windows and access details. The property is retained for historical reference and to preserve the regional motocross record. The Alex Harvill world record remains the property's defining historical legacy.