Motocross tracks in Wisconsin.

Glacial-lake country, glacial-loam soil, and a scene that runs hard from May through October. Aztalan Cycle Club in the south is one of the older clubs in the Midwest, Arkansaw Cycle Park (the spelling is intentional, it's named after a creek not the state), Tigerton MX, Dyracuse. Wisconsin dirt rides among the better-prepared in the country at the bigger venues; the loam holds water well and sets up fast. AMA District 16 covers most of the points calendar. The state is small enough geographically that riders here cross over into Minnesota, Illinois, and Michigan constantly. Season starts late April and shuts down hard by late October. Mosquitoes in June and July are real planning factors. The Wisconsin Motocross Association schedule fills the bulk of weekend racing. Loretta Lynn's qualifier circuit pulls fast amateur riders through Wisconsin every spring. Vintage class is active and the regulars at the major weekend events tend to know each other across decades of racing.

MX Parks lists 17 motocross tracks, MX parks, and dirt bike tracks in Wisconsin. The count updates as riders submit new tracks and owners claim and update their listings.

13 of the 17 motocross tracks listed in Wisconsin are currently marked open for riding. Status comes from owner updates and rider check-ins, so it shifts with seasons and weather.

Among the top-ranked listings right now are Tigerton OHV Park & Campground, Arkansaw Cycle Park, Dyracuse Recreational Park. Rankings weigh owner verification, rider check-ins, and listing quality, so the order shifts with real activity.

2 Wisconsin tracks have lighting for evening practice or night racing. Lighting appears in each listing's feature list along with the practice schedule.

2 listed venues offer on-site camping. Check the amenities section of each track page for RV hookups, showers, and concessions before a race weekend.

MX Parks has dedicated pages for motocross tracks near Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay. Each one lists every track within driving distance of that city, sorted by miles, so the closest dirt is always first.