This motocross track has closed and is not longer available for riding. There are no known plans to sell or re-open the track.

Located in the northeast corner of Connecticut near Woodstock, this area has a few rocky but short single track woods trails. The current status is unknown, however it may be an illegal area. Nearby legal riding alternatives include Pachaug State Forest and Franklin Trails in Massachusetts.

Open to members only, this club offers a motocross track with a concrete starting pad and a peewee track in Central Village. The club has been around for over 40 years and hosts multiple NESC motocross events each year. Overnight parking is allowed for events, but open campfires are prohibited. See website for details on obtaining a membership.

This 45 acre MX park features a one mile long main track as well as a mini track. The main track is groomed and watered and features various tabletops, small and large doubles, triples, and whoops. The park is open everyday except Mondays & Fridays. The season usually lasts from May through the end of September each year (actual dates vary), but the track may also close for bad weather. Day fees are about $35, and annual memberships are also available. Call or visit the website before going.

These are private trails on private land, open only to members of the CT Riders Club.

These trails have parking and a trailhead but this is not a legal riding area. Authorities may ticket you or impound your bike. Not recommended.

This track no longer exists.

This is a network of mild trails and gravel pits. Some staging is available at the trailhead or accross the street. It may not be legal to ride here.

You can access this trail at the corner of Route 203 and Route 6. It is narrow, semi difficult, and crosses the road occasionally. This is a HIKING trail. It is NOT LEGAL to ride here. Violators have been arrested. DO NOT RIDE HERE. Nearby legal riding alternatives include Pachuag State Forest and Thomaston Dam.

Open to members only, this track is open daily from 9am to 10pm. There is a one-year minimum waiting list for a membership to be offered which is $325/year and renewal is $150/year. Name can be put on the waiting list by attending one of the monthly club meetings. Overnight camping is not allowed.

This indoor motocross stadium offers three motocross tracks that consist of sand and natural terrain. Onsite facilities include a gym, shower facilities, three restaurants plus a motorcycle parts and repair shop. A motorcycle storage unit may also be available for an additional $35.00 per month. ATVs are only allowed during certain days. The track is under new ownership and an annual memberships are no longer offered. Monthly memberships are $250. Overnight parking may be allowed on race days and is free.

This large state forest offers several miles of logging and dirt roads that are accessible to street legal motorcycles. ATVs are not allowed in the forest and motorcycles are not allowed on hiking trails or trails marked with blue. Camping and picnic opportunities can be found throughout the area.

This area offers a great single track loop for motorcycles with about 12 miles of trail covering 800 acres of public land. There area a few technical sections, some ruts, and a few short rocky climbs with tight cutbacks, but nothing too bad. This area is open for trail riding during the summer months (May-October) and weekends are busy. During the winter the trails are reserved for snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. Although some parts of the trail are fairly wide, ATVs and quads are not permitted. There is no camping on site but the day use area has picnic tables, restrooms, and water. The nearby model aircraft flying field also has tables and BBQ grills. Call ahead because the area may close during and after inclimate weather. Camping: Black Rock State Park (Watertown) (860) 283-8088 Taylor Brook Campground at Burr Pond State Park (Torrington) (860) 379-0712