The Ranch at Carlisle is a 129-acre, family-owned motorsports and event destination located in Carlisle, New York. What began as farmland has grown into one of the Northeast’s most dynamic racing and outdoor event venues — built by racers, for racers.
At its core, The Ranch is still a working farm. Each year, thousands of square bales of hay are produced across the property. But when it’s race weekend, the land transforms into something entirely different — a professionally prepared, high-energy motorsports facility hosting regional and national events.

Home of Diamondback Motocross
Diamondback Motocross is the heart of the Ranch. The track has earned recognition for its layout, preparation, and ability to host major events including AMA Pro-Am races, Loretta Lynn qualifiers, MSC Championship rounds, and playoff events. The Ranch has become a true destination for serious competitors and dedicated race families.

Multi-Discipline Motorsports Venue
The Ranch at Carlisle is more than motocross. The facility also hosts:
Professional Snowmobile Grass Drags
Professional Watercross Racing
AMA NYS Ice Racing
UTV & Off-Road Events
Special motorsports festivals and custom event productions
With a four-lane grass drag strip, expansive pit areas, spectator zones, overnight parking, and vendor spaces, the Ranch is built to accommodate large-scale events while maintaining a family-friendly atmosphere.



Built by Family
The Ranch isn’t a corporate project. It’s a family effort. Every track redesign, every event, and every improvement has been built with long hours, real equipment, and a clear vision — create something lasting.
We believe in strong partnerships, supporting local businesses, growing youth racing, and building events that bring people together. Our mission is simple: deliver professional-level racing in a setting that still feels personal.



A National Event Destination
With continued facility expansion and a growing calendar of premier events, The Ranch at Carlisle is establishing itself as a national destination for motorsports in the Northeast. From spring through winter, the property stays active with competition, community, and opportunity.
More farm than race track — but when it’s race track, it’s on another level.