This place is designed for go karts and supermotos, however, the turns aren't too tight for a…read moresport bike. It's a lot closer than Willow Springs and cheaper. Even Nikki Hayden can be seen there making track records on his supermoto. Admission is only $30, and they just require that you wear proper attire--but there are no equipment checks like at other race tracks. You can even camp there over night. But, bring your own food and water as it's several miles from a grocery store etc.

Beginner/Advance friendly race track for drifting and gripping…read more I started and learned how to drift at this track. I've been to the balcony and prefer Grange for it's technical turns which is perfect for underpowered cars to monsters hp cars. The owner, Jim, is very nice and delivers pizzas for $15 a pie. There are many car clubs that host events in particular SlideFactoryInc (www.slidefactory.org). Overall the venue is a fun, safe, and great for drifting.

The best backyard track I've ever been to! The greatest hosts too, Frank and Connie are amazing…read morepeople. Super chill environment with a neat track and an adorable little storefront. Just a good time all around here honestly. Would def recommend and will def be back!

Great place to enjoy some backyard racing. Frank and Connie have also a great Merchandise store as…read morewell

The AGP was seriously one of the most fun experiences of my riding life. I have heard word that…read morethis years was not as good as years past but since it was my first race of any sort i had a blast. This event spans an entire weekend. there is a race for any experience level no matter how pro or beginner you may be. The excitement in the air is high while spectators can watch from just about any part of the race course which typically is about 11 miles long extending into open desert. In the main arena area there is a small moto section, a Triple jump, and the famous mud jump. I wont lie, riders are only in the arena are about 20-30 seconds, but they're in a hurry. This is a cold start event where the riders start the race when the banner drops and have to kick start there bikes and go. When the race first starts it can be a bit nerve racking when you're racing top speed next to 100+ other riders on a course not wider then a 2 lane road. Once in the open desert people start to find their groove and disperse a bit. By a bit I mean hope not to get lapped. The race usually takes about an hour for the last guy to make his way across the finish line. There is a vendors area where racers and spectators can shop, eat and hang out. Camping is first come first serve so get there early. FYI: don't push yourself beyond your limits. while racing there were a bunch of people getting helicoptered out due to crashing and pushing themselves to hard.

Never BMX'd before, that's ok... The track owners (Dan/April) will help. April will provide you a…read moreone day membership that may be transferred to the annual membership so you can continue riding if you so choose to. April informs you what's needed and answers any questions you may have. April was super helpful and supportive when my husband started and later myself. I took some of Dan's training classes and it helped me a great deal with my riding. Everyone at the track has been super supportive and kind. The volunteers are great and I very much appreciate each and every one of them. The track is in great condition and even has a real gate for the striders. Dan does bike repairs for a fee if you need anything while at the track.

We have been riding BMX for about a year now. Dan and April are super helpful and explained all of…read morethe rules and procedures to us. April answered a lot of dumb questions from me with patience. It is a great family environment. In addition, it is one of the nicest tracks around. Chris and his crew constantly work to keep it in great shape. I height recommend this park, even for someone who has never ridden before. There are tons of volunteers who will help you out.