Ward Creek Mx Track

Ward Creek MX is a motocross track in Raymond, Washington, over on the southwest coast of the state in Pacific County near Willapa Bay, an easy reach for riders around the Aberdeen and Long Beach areas and the wider coastal region. In a corner of Washington where dedicated motocross dirt is sparse, a prepped track like this is a real anchor for the local scene. The setup is straightforward and rider-focused. Practice runs 40 dollars per class, with spectators at 5 dollars and kids six and under free, which keeps a day of riding affordable. On race days, Ward Creek puts real money on the line with 100 percent payback in the 125 and 250 Pro classes, plus full trophies for the pee-wees and trophy payouts down through the amateur ranks. The track keeps it motorcycles only, with no quads allowed on practice or race events, and minors not accompanied by a parent or guardian need a notarized release for each visit. Coastal Washington riding leans on the drier stretches of the year, so the calendar matters, and the track's day-to-day details move with the weather. The right move is to confirm open days and event dates before you make the drive out to the coast. Check wardcreekmx.com and the track's social pages for the latest practice and race schedule, and verify the gate is open and the dirt is worked the day you plan to ride. For southwest Washington riders, it is the close-to-home gate worth knowing. That pro payback is a real pull for the fast locals on the coast.