Portland Trail Riders

Portland Trail Riders(PTR), a non profit organization, was established in 1968 by some very devoted bike riders. With the help of those founding fathers, it has grown into the club we are today. PTR is an AMA Didstrict 14 chartered competition club, hosting a variety of events including a highly publicized Professional National Race qualifier (the only one in the entire state) in 1978. In 1999, PTR was awarded Track of the Year by the AMA. In addition to MX and ATV events, PTR also hosts hare scrambles, an annual AHRMA national race and an annual charity road event. While the track is geard mostly toward motocross, PTR also has a Road Division that members can participate in.

The PTR facility is spread over 90+ acres, comprised of a 1.5 mile motocross track, a 3.4+ mile hare scramble track and a quarter mile mini-motocross track for the kids. In addition, PTR owns its own equipment to groom the track to keep it in race-ready condition. The track is friendly enough for beginners but can challenge A class riders as well. With over 10 acres of parking, several spectator viewing areas, restrooms, a water station for cleaning your rides and a good sized playground, PTR prides itself in offering a fun atmosphere that encourages family-oriented racing.

At each race event, concessions are available, as well as ambulatory services at the ready for the facility.

PTR is managed and maintained by its members hard work and devotion. Funding for the facility is provided by events, advertising and donations. In addition, PTR participates in "Green" initiatives sponsored by the Michigan DNR and Department of Forestry,

PTR welcomes all riders and is proud to offer a well planned track layout, event schedule and a safe riding environment for everyone.