You Can See The Whole Thing
The layout sits in an open field, so from most spots in the pits you can watch about 70 percent of the track. Parents love it.
Whether you race every weekend or you are just trying to find a safe place for a kid on a 65, riders out of Glencoe are welcome here. We run classes from Mini E all the way up to Open.
Straight-line distance. The map further down shows the real driving route and time from Glencoe.
Most Southeastern tracks pick one problem: dust by noon, or hardpack by afternoon. The blend here does neither. The shavings hold water, the clay holds shape, and the track keeps its character right through the last session.
A normal ride-day drive from Glencoe. Leave early enough to sign in without rushing and you will get a full day of laps out of it.
Set your GPS to 4015 County Highway 35, Horton, AL 35980 and it will bring you straight to the gate. From Glencoe you are heading generally northwest.
Whether you are chasing series points or just want your kid to get comfortable on dirt somewhere safer than a pasture, there is a spot here for you.
The layout sits in an open field, so from most spots in the pits you can watch about 70 percent of the track. Parents love it.
Sandy loam sheds water. A rain shower is not automatically the end of the day here.
Plenty of parking and pit space, with front row RV spots that have power and water hookups.
We do not run every weekend, so the schedule page is the first stop. Everything we have on the books is posted there, along with any weather calls.
New race and practice dates go up as soon as they are set. Call the park and we will tell you what is coming before you plan the trip from Glencoe.
The park is at 4015 County Highway 35 in Horton, Alabama, roughly 31 miles southeast of Glencoe in a straight line. Because of the river and the lake, the road route can be noticeably longer - the map on this page shows the real driving distance and time from Glencoe.
McLarty MX Park is the one most Glencoe riders end up at. It is a comfortable morning drive away in Horton, with two prepped sandy loam tracks and announced race and practice days.
Just about. The track sits in an open field, so from most spots in the pits you can see around seventy percent of the layout.
Sandy loam - Alabama red clay mixed with our own blend of wood shavings. It holds moisture, keeps traction, and stops the track turning into a dust bowl.
Close to Glencoe, and a morning drive from the park.
Close to Glencoe, and a morning drive from the park.
Close to Glencoe, and a morning drive from the park.
Close to Glencoe, and a morning drive from the park.
Close to Glencoe, and a morning drive from the park.
Close to Glencoe, and a short drive from the park.
Check what dates we have open, then point the truck northwest. If you have a question before you leave Glencoe, call us - we would rather answer the phone than have you drive out for nothing.