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Del City MX — Layout & Terrain

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Grippy loam — takes ruts, holds a line, and rewards smooth riding; drains well, usually prime 1–2 days after rain. Prime window: Apr, Sep, Oct.

Track DNA — what the dirt is really like

Intermediate
Hard-packLoamSand
  • ▸Loam — the good stuff. Takes ruts, holds a line, and rewards smooth riding. This is the surface most tires and stock suspension are happiest on.
  • ▸Drains well — typically prime 1–2 days after a soak, when it’s tacky instead of slick.
  • ▸High silt (68%) — this dirt turns to DUST when dry. Expect water trucks, hazy late motos, and pack extra air-filter prep.
  • ▸Rolling ground — natural elevation worked into the layout, so the track flows instead of feeling like a flat field with jumps.
  • ▸Wettest months: Apr, May, Jun — highest mud/cancellation risk. Prime window: Apr, Sep, Oct.
Sand
12%
Silt
68%
Clay
20%
Series: DaleDrainage: Well drainedRelief: rolling · ~20 m
What do these terms mean? ▾
Sand / Silt / Clay %:
What the topsoil is made of. More sand = looser and faster-draining. More clay = harder, slicker when wet. Silt is the fine dust-maker in between.
Loam:
A balanced sand/silt/clay mix — the tacky, rut-forming dirt riders love.
Blue-groove:
When dry hard-pack gets polished by tires into a shiny dark racing line — grippy for some tires, ice for others.
Drainage class:
USDA’s rating of how fast this ground sheds water — it predicts how soon after rain the track is rideable.
Soil series:
The official USDA name for this exact soil type (like a breed name for dirt).
Relief:
How much the ground rises and falls within the track’s ~1 km square — flat, rolling, or genuinely hilly.

Topsoil (0–15 cm) composition from USDA SSURGO soil survey. A guide to typical conditions — actual surface varies with prep, weather, and watering.

Riding Season

Mar – Nov
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Best (warm + dry) Wettest (mud risk) Bar = monthly rain
Best months: Apr, Sep, OctDriest: Jul, SepMud risk: Apr, May, JunPeak heat: JulAnnual rain: 37.9"

Practical riding season Mar – Nov; best in Apr, Sep, Oct (warm + dry); wettest / mud risk Apr, May, Jun; peak heat Jul (~93°F).

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Based on 2019-2024climate normals (Open-Meteo / ERA5) at this location — a planning guide; check the track's Facebook for current conditions before you haul.