Motocross, or off-road motorcycle riding, is a sport that has seen a rise in popularity across the country since its beginnings. In Mississippi, a state where “mudding” and heading off road is among our favorite recreation, it should come as no surprise that dirt biking follows suit. For the ultimate day on the trails, check out these awesome dirt biking spots in Mississippi.
Trace State Park is located near Tupelo in Belden, Mississippi. According to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife Fisheries and Parks (MSDWFP), Trace State Park contains 35 miles of trails which are accessible to motorcycles and ATVs. Be sure to sign a release first!
MX886 is a dirt track in Pontotoc, Mississippi, which is open the first and third weekend of every month. The track offers a variety of obstacles like jumps and different types of dirt for riders of varying experience. In addition, the track holds regular races for the Midsouth Motocross Championship Series.
The track at Meridian’s Dirty Deeds is suitable for all skill levels and bike sizes, so all dirt bikers will feel at home. Riders applaud the track for having some of the very best dirt in the state, excellent elevation changes, and a friendly and helpful staff.
While primarily used by ATV riders looking to go mudding, Mudslangers makes for a prime location for off-roaders of the dirt biking variety too! This “recreational paradise” features an abundance of trails, mud holes, and even primitive camping if you decide to make a whole trip of it! Mudslangers is a huge local favorite with a die-hard community supporting it.
Raine or shine, Crossroads ATV & Recreation Park in Clinton is open every weekend! From 9 a.m. until dark, you can start up your dirt bike and tear through the well-maintained trails at Crossroads. Be sure to check out the rules and regulations before you head out, to ensure that you and other riders stay safe during your time on the trails.
The Meridian Motorcycle Association (MMA) has one focus, and that’s “to unite off road riding enthusiast through MMA member events, cookouts, race events, and social gatherings.” At Meridian OHV Park, it’s not just about the ridging, it’s about the strong sense of community. At this park, riders will find an impressive selection of trails of varying difficulties. Be sure to pay attention to the signs and follow the rules!
