Tomahawk MX Park

Tomahawk MX Park in Hedgesville is West Virginia's premier motocross facility, with five distinct course options on one property: a main motocross track, a supercross track, a beginner course, a dedicated quad track, and 8 miles of woods trails for off-road and hare scramble training. The five-surface footprint is the property's defining feature. Most mid-Atlantic facilities run one or two tracks; Tomahawk's variety means cross-discipline riders and mixed-skill family groups can all ride simultaneously without trading sessions on the same dirt. The dedicated quad track separates four-wheelers from bike traffic, which is the kind of operational decision that matters when families bring multiple machines. The practice schedule is structured for skill-level separation. Wednesdays run 11am to 7pm; weekends run 11am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday. Sessions are organized by bike size and skill level, so beginners aren't trying to share the dirt with experts. That's a meaningful safety and training feature, not just an operational nicety. Camping with RV hookups, real restrooms, and a bike wash station handle the full weekend stay requirements. The infrastructure decisions read as a property built for serious destination programming. The Eastern Panhandle location is the operational geography that makes Tomahawk pull from beyond West Virginia. The property sits within day-trip range of Washington DC, Baltimore, Northern Virginia, and the Pittsburgh metro. For local Berkeley County, Morgan County, and Jefferson County WV riders, Tomahawk is the home anchor venue. DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia riders make the trip west for the five-surface variety. Pittsburgh area riders run south for the destination programming. (304) 582-8185. tomahawkmx.com for the schedule.