Arkansaw Cycle Park

Arkansaw Cycle Park is a 350-acre motocross facility in western Wisconsin set in a natural valley with grassy meadows. The property runs three tracks plus an 8-mile hare scramble course on the surrounding land, giving riders motocross, peewee, TT flat track, and woods riding all on the same admission. The track inventory: a 1.25-mile main motocross track, a peewee track for younger riders, and a TT flat track for oval-discipline practice. The TT flat track is the property's unusual feature, oval-style flat track surface is rare at predominantly motocross facilities, which makes Arkansaw a useful venue for cross-discipline riders working between motocross and flat track racing. The natural valley setting is the property's defining environmental character. Surrounded by grassy meadows, the layout uses terrain-derived elevation rather than imported jumps for much of the course profile. The hare scramble loop on the surrounding 350 acres opens up cross-country riding for the same group on the same trip. Groomed and watered for scheduled ride days, which is the operational signal to confirm before driving up. Arkansaw runs on a scheduled ride-day calendar, not full open-practice every day. Call (715) 285-5679 to verify current scheduled access before loading the truck. For local riders in Pierce County and west-central Wisconsin, the property is the closest multi-discipline motocross destination. Riders in Arkansaw, Durand, Ellsworth, Menomonie, Eau Claire, and the broader western Wisconsin region treat the facility as the regional anchor. Twin Cities (St. Paul, Minneapolis, Hudson) riders make the trip east, the property sits about 45 minutes from the eastern Twin Cities suburbs. The Pierce County location near the Minnesota border gives the property cross-state appeal to Minnesota riders.