Motocross track design
Design a real motocross track
on your own land.
Upload a satellite photo, sketch your riding line by hand, and let a physics engine check every turn, jump, and berm for your skill level — then export a construction-ready earthwork blueprint.
How to design a motocross track in 4 steps
- 1
Upload & calibrate scale.
Drop in a satellite image and tell us one known distance — "this fence line is 400 ft".
- 2
Sketch your route.
Click around your property to trace the centerline by hand. Track width, safety buffer, and lane spacing generate automatically.
- 3
Add jumps & berms.
Place features from the catalog; a physics engine checks run-up, landing, spacing, and turn radius for your rider level in real time.
- 4
Export the build plan.
Get a scale-accurate PDF with the track overlay, feature schedule, and an estimated earthwork/dirt-volume breakdown.
Backyard MX track questions
How do I design a motocross track on my own land?
Upload a satellite photo of your property, calibrate one known distance, and sketch your riding line by hand. MX Track Builder generates the track width, checks lane spacing and turn radius, and validates every jump and berm you place for physical safety at your skill level.
How much land do I need for a backyard MX track?
A meaningful beginner loop fits on ~1 acre (about a 200 ft edge). Intermediate tracks with tabletops want 2–5 acres; full outdoor-style layouts with pro jump lines want 5+.
Are the jump dimensions safe?
Jump and berm placement is checked against a deterministic physics engine — run-up distance, corner exit speed, landing/runout, and takeoff speed windows — not AI guesswork. Every export still requires field verification by certified professionals.