Motocross Tracks in Nebraska

AK 51 MX is a local outdoor motocross track at 2900 Old Highway 8 in Norfolk, Madison County, in northeast Nebraska, sited at the Off Road Ranch complex right next to the Off Road Speedway dirt oval. It is run by a family working to keep local motocross alive and is the current operating name for the motocross track at this site, which has historically also been known as 320 MX Park (the NCMA listing for the location). The track is open for riding and hosts events - it held a Tyler Livesay / MX Factory training clinic in June 2025 and recently brought on a new track head - with current dates posted to its Facebook page.

Alma Motocross is an outdoor motocross track in Harlan County, Nebraska, located about 2.5 miles south and 2.5 miles west of Alma off State Highway 89 (11098 St. Hwy. 89, Alma, NE 68920). It is a member track of the Nebraska Cornhusker Motocross Association (NCMA) and hosts NCMA points races from spring through fall, while staying open to the public for riding on non-race days. On NCMA race days the gate opens at 7 a.m. with practice at 9 a.m. and racing at 11 a.m.; gate fee is $10 (10 and under free) with a $30 per-class entry plus NCMA membership. The track is run by contact Jesse Wessels.

AMXA Track is the Alliance Motocross Association's outdoor motocross track at 2621 Co. Rd. 58 in Alliance, Nebraska (Box Butte County), in the western Nebraska panhandle. It is one of the member tracks of the Nebraska Cornhusker Motocross Association (NCMA) and hosts regional points rounds during the spring-to-fall racing season. The track runs alongside the area's other Alliance facility, Race Form Track, within the NCMA circuit.

Fiddler Creek MX is a volunteer-run motocross club at 824 Fiddler Creek Road in Homer, Nebraska (Dakota County), in the state's far northeast corner about 15 miles south of Sioux City, Iowa. It has two tracks - an adult motocross track and a wide, child-friendly youth/pee-wee track - and accommodates motorcycles, ATVs and UTVs. General prepped practice requires an annual family membership ($350 for 2026), while scheduled race weekends are open to the public for a $20-per-person weekend gate fee that includes camping. The seasonal calendar runs late May through September and includes a round of the AMA District 22 Iowa Moto Series on August 8-9, 2026.

KCMX Track (Kimball County Motocross) is a privately owned motocross track at 3901 Rd 16 S, Kimball, Nebraska (Kimball County), in the far southwest panhandle near the Colorado/Wyoming corner. Opened around late 2024 as a brand-new facility, it features a pro track, a turn track, and a kids' track with notable elevation changes and a roller section. It is a member track of the Nebraska Cornhusker Motocross Association (NCMA) and hosts regional points rounds during the racing season.

LEX MX track is a motocross facility at 43801 US Highway 30 in Lexington, Dawson County, Nebraska, located about 3 miles east of Lexington on Hwy 30 (turn north at C&S Truck Road 438). A member track of the Nebraska Cornhusker Motocross Association (NCMA), it hosts multiple NCMA points races each season and offers a limited number of electrical/RV hookups available by reservation. In 2026 it is one of the busier NCMA venues, scheduled to host three points rounds.

LSF MX Track is the motocross park of the Lincoln Sports Foundation at 8033 Arbor Road on the northeast edge of Lincoln, Nebraska (Lancaster County). Operated by Team Ling Performance, it is a full facility with a national-caliber main track (about 1.5 miles long and 30 feet wide), plus an oval flat track, a vintage track, a UTV/arenacross area and a mini/pit-bike track. It is open to all ages and abilities most days of the week: ATVs ride Sundays and Mondays while dirt bikes have the track the rest of the week (weather permitting), with practice passes sold online through MX Tickets.

Platte Valley Dirt Riders (PVDR) is a non-profit motorcycle club and motocross track in the far western Nebraska Panhandle, located about two miles south of Mitchell on the east side of Highway 29 (Scotts Bluff County). The facility has a main motocross track plus a separate pee-wee track for young riders, and it allows both practice and racing. It is a member club of the Tri-State Dirt Riders (TSDR) series, which runs motocross events across Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado, drawing fields spanning youth to veteran classes (recent race days have featured around 16 classes). The club is open year-round and is funded entirely through memberships and member/sponsor donations.

Pleasanton Motocross Grounds (PtownMX) is a motocross facility at 29922 Grand Island Road in Pleasanton, Buffalo County, central Nebraska, roughly 15 miles north of Kearney (off Hwy 10) and 3 miles south of Pleasanton. It is a closed course on private property where all riders, spectators and visitors must gain permission before entering, wear helmets and sign a waiver, and the track runs one direction only. The venue is a current member of the Nebraska Cornhusker Motocross Association (NCMA), Great Plains Vintage MX (GPVMX) and the AMA, hosting NCMA points races, a Top 10 Shootout, state-championship events and training camps, with rider registration and live timing handled through the iRaceReady platform.

Race Form Track (also seen as Race Form MX) is a genuine, distinct outdoor motocross facility at 2290 Co. Rd. 68 in Alliance, Nebraska (Box Butte County), in the western Nebraska panhandle. It is one of the member tracks of the Nebraska Cornhusker Motocross Association (NCMA) and hosts regional points rounds during the spring-to-fall racing season. It is a separate venue from the area's other Alliance facility, AMXA Track (2621 Co. Rd. 58), and the two run within the same NCMA circuit.

Sidney Cycle Association is a non-profit motorcycle club whose motocross facility, known as Lodgepole Valley Motocross, sits about 10 miles east of Sidney off I-80 Exit 69 (roughly 1.5 miles north), near Lodgepole/Sunol in Cheyenne County, Nebraska. It is an active member track of the Nebraska Cornhusker Motocross Association (NCMA) and hosts public points rounds during the spring-to-fall season, with the grounds also used for woods/off-road riding (including Tri-State Dirt Riders events). The club's NCMA schedule for 2026 includes two-day races on August 15-16 and September 19-20.

Yucca Hills MX is a well-prepped supercross/motocross-style track at 73292 Old Hwy 6 near Wauneta, in Chase County, southwestern Nebraska, owned and operated by the Barnard family (Todd & Teresa Barnard and Kevin Barnard). The fully irrigated layout - a complete sprinkler system means no water trucks are needed - features long straights, huge tabletops, big doubles, a long whoop section and backward-falling starting gates over low-dust ground. Open since about 2003 (21-plus years), it runs a season roughly from early March through late October and hosts two combined two-day NCMA (Nebraska Cornhusker Motocross Association) / TSDR points race weekends each year, plus call-before-you-haul practice.