Young riders

Where kids can ride

Tracks and riding areas whose own pages mention a kids’ track, a pee-wee area or young riders, quoted word for word with the date we checked. Ages, bikes and rules differ from place to place, so read the quote and its page before you go.

Places
26
Tracks
18
States
15

Nearest to you

The closest of these places to where you are, measured in a straight line. Your location stays in this browser: it is not sent to us or anyone else, and nothing is saved.

    Only the 21 places with a pin can be measured; the rest are listed by state below. Road distance is longer than a straight line.

    By state

    Alabama

    Arizona

    California

    Florida

    • Waldo MX

      Private track or park near Waldo

      The mix supports open practice, race prep, private coaching, youth development, and family ride weekends.

      Waldo MX, own sitechecked 2026-09-30

    Georgia

    Iowa

    Michigan

    Nevada

    New Jersey

    • Raceway Park Motocross

      Private track or park Englishtown Raceway Parknear Englishtown

      Raceway Park's motocross practice and race track offer one of the most exciting things to do in New Jersey for kids of all ages.

      Raceway Park Motocross, own sitechecked 2026-09-30

    Ohio

    Texas

    Vermont

    Virginia

    Washington

    Wisconsin

    • Sugar Maple MX

      Private track or park near Hill Point

      It also has some of the best elevation changes in Wisconsin with a 1.5 mile long layout and a great peewee track for your young kids!

      Sugar Maple MX, own sitechecked 2026-09-30

    How this list is made

    A place is listed only when a sentence quoted from its own page names kids, youth, pee-wee or young riders, minis, a tot-lot or a 50cc class. The sentence is shown as printed, with the page and the date it was checked; the site adds nothing about who may ride there. Every place and quote comes from the where-to-ride pages, where a second reader checked each quote against its page.

    Every place here also has its full entry on its state’s where-to-ride page, with fees, seasons and permits. State rules for young riders are on the youth bikes page, with each statute cited. Seat heights for small bikes, gas and electric, are on First bike.