Mason Motocross

Mason Motocross operates at the Mason County Fairgrounds in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. The fairground-integrated location is the operational identity, motocross programming runs on dedicated tracks within the broader county fair complex, which gives the property infrastructure access that pure-track facilities can't always match.

The three-track inventory: a main motocross track, a supercross track, and a beginner/intermediate track. The cross-skill-level inventory is the family-side operational design, mixed-skill family groups can ride simultaneously without trading sessions, and riders developing through skill levels have an on-property progression path.

Operating cadence: weekly open practice sessions, with occasional race weekends on the calendar. Regularly maintained track prep is the operational discipline that separates working facilities from casual-practice properties, the dirt stays workable through the season because the prep cycle stays on schedule.

For local riders in Mason County and the broader western West Virginia region along the Ohio River, Mason Motocross is the closest dedicated multi-track facility. Riders in Point Pleasant, Mason, New Haven, Hartford, Ravenswood, and the broader Mason County area have everyday access. Charleston (WV) area riders make the trip west on US-35. Huntington (WV) riders run north along the river corridor. Southeastern Ohio riders, particularly Gallia and Meigs County, cross the river for the dedicated motocross access.

The Ohio River geographic position is the practical pull. The property genuinely serves both West Virginia and southeastern Ohio local rider bases, with the cross-state access making Mason Motocross' operating territory broader than its single county location would suggest.

Email [email protected] for current schedule and program details. masonmotocross.com for the calendar.