There are many things to do in Joliet, especially outdoors. One very popular activity in the area is motocross and you can exercise it in an awesome off road park, Joliet Motorsports.
The area offers four tracks to choose from, with the largest peewee track in the Midwest included. In order to practice your motocross activity, a membership is required and keep in mind that no credit cards are accepted at the gate.
The tracks are urban/man-made and stand at an elevation of 490 to 500 ft/149.3 to 152.4 m. Tracks are mostly suitable for amateurs, while experts and novices can also have fun in spots that correspond to them. A few hazards exist in the area, but they are marked.
If you enjoy riding under the stars, this is your opportunity to do so in Joliet, as the tracks are available for night riding. When there are no scheduled racing events or practice, the trails are open for private rental. Amenities include among others a parts and repair shop. There is an opening schedule, so it is suggested to call before you haul.
This place is amazing and due to its popularity, it gets crowded with drivers who want to ride their motocross. If you are a fan of this sport, it is recommended to spend at least the entire day to truly enjoy a pure race track.
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