San Diego BMX Track
San Diego BMX, located in the city’s eastern Mission Trails area, is a dedicated BMX racing track that has been serving riders of all ages and skill levels for decades. The track, one of the country’s oldes, is a well-maintained, competitive course that hosts regular races and practice sessions year-round, making it a hub for BMX racing in Southern California.
Track Details
| Features | BMX race track with jumps, berms, and rhythm sections |
| Season | Year-round |
| Location | Kearney Mesa Recreation Park, San Diego, California |
| Address | 3170 Armstrong Street, San Diego, CA 92111 |
| GPS Coordinates | 32.8010991, -117.1695974 |
| Hours | Practice and race sessions vary (typically evenings and weekends) |
| Website | San Diego BMX |
| Phone | (858) 864-9476 |
| Cost | Fees apply for races and practice sessions |
Driving Directions
To reach San Diego BMX, take Interstate 15 to the Clairemont Mesa Blvd exit. Head east, then turn left onto Overland Avenue, followed by a right onto Brinell Street. Continue straight onto Armstrong Street, then veer right to the BMX track.
The Bike Park
San Diego BMX Track is a classic dirt racing circuit featuring a start hill, a series of table-top jumps, doubles, step-ups, rhythm sections, and high-banked berms that make for exciting, fast-paced racing. The facility caters to riders from young beginners to experienced pros, with events organized under USA BMX sanctioning.
Regular practice sessions provide opportunities for newcomers to learn the sport and experienced riders to hone their skills. Races are held frequently, attracting a lively community of BMX enthusiasts from across Southern California. In the summer, camps are held at the track, run by Dale Holmes and the Magdelena Ecke Family YMCA.
Helmets and appropriate safety gear are mandatory. The track is closed during and immediately after heavy rains to preserve the dirt surface.
See Also
Check out our guide to San Diego bike parks for information on other bike parks in the county.
