Arkansaw Cycle Park

Arkansaw Cycle Park is a 350-acre motocross facility in western Wisconsin, set in a natural valley surrounded by 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 lineup: a 1.25-mile main motocross track, a peewee track for younger riders, and a TT flat track for oval-style practice. The TT flat track is the unusual piece. Oval-style flat track surface is rare at a predominantly motocross park, which makes Arkansaw a useful venue for riders working between motocross and flat track racing.

The natural valley setting defines the place. The layout uses terrain-derived elevation rather than imported jumps for much of the course profile, and the hare scramble loop across the 350 acres opens up cross-country riding for the same group on the same trip.

The track is groomed and watered for scheduled ride days, and the word scheduled matters: Arkansaw runs a ride-day calendar, not daily open practice. Call (715) 285-5679 to verify current access before loading the truck.

For riders in Pierce County and west-central Wisconsin, this is the closest multi-discipline motocross destination. Riders in Arkansaw, Durand, Ellsworth, Menomonie, and Eau Claire treat it as the regional anchor, and Twin Cities riders (St. Paul, Minneapolis, Hudson) make the trip east; the park sits about 45 minutes from the eastern Twin Cities suburbs. The Pierce County location near the Minnesota border keeps the cross-state traffic steady.