Park, Complex, Race Rules

We want this facility to be 100% family friendly and we will strive to achieve that goal. For everyone to enjoy this facility safely, it is necessary we have the following park rules: 1. Waivers All persons must sign waiver forms before entering. Minors (17 or younger) must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or adult 18+. Minors can have a signed, notarized minor release and a notarized medical consent form on file for the current year (forms available on the website). 2. Access & Wristbands All persons without paid fees and wristbands are not permitted to enter or ride. Wristbands must be worn on the wrist at ALL times (not on bike/helmet). No wristband = no access to tracks, trails, or facilities. Radio station is 107.1. 3. Campers You may only park in a hook-up site if you have a hook-up permit. Do not use or take up space for more than one site. NO SAVING SPOTS! Campers must display an appropriate camp pass visible from outside the camper. Quiet hours are between 10pm and 7am. No camp fires during red flag warnings. Must use above ground camp fires in RV hook up area. Any damage to campsites/showers, or the facility will result in your responsibility to pay for it. No dumping of holding tanks. 4. Hours & Gates Gates close 1 hour after tracks/trails close. After-hours visitors may park outside the main entrance. 5. Emergency Emergency contact: (509) 496-2958. 6. Speed & Vehicles Speed limit in the park is 5 MPH for all motorized vehicles except on courses. Operators and passengers must wear a secured, D.O.T. approved helmet. 7. Safety Gear Riders must wear a D.O.T. helmet, long-sleeve shirt, long pants, over-ankle boots, and gloves while on any off-road vehicle. 8. Track Procedures • Enter track at posted entry gate. • Show wristband to head flagger before entering. • Exit at posted exit gate only. • Obey all flags and lights. • Tracks are one-way; no riding backwards. 9. Riding Restrictions No riding on grass, no brodies/wheelies in the parking lot. Ride in your designated skill class only. Riders may use area 51 or trails during practice rotations. 10. Environmental & Hazard Rules Hazardous waste (oil, antifreeze) must go in proper containers, not on the ground. Violations lead to suspension and liability for clean-up costs. Do not clean filters/gear in showers — use the bike-wash rack. No fireworks or weapons of any kind. ABSOLUTELY no drones or remote control aircraft unless HRMC approval is granted. (If we catch it we will keep it, and you will leave.) 11. Legal & Equipment ORV tabs are required by Washington State law. Long hair should be tucked in helmet; jewelry should be secured or removed. 12. Pets Pets must be leashed and are prohibited on tracks/trails without a leash. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after pets. 13. Conduct No abuse or destruction of the facility (financial responsibility lies with parent/guardian). All users must show respect. Illegal drugs, alcohol, fighting, or unruly behavior are prohibited and may result in ejection, arrest, or fines. PIT VEHICLE GUIDELINES & RULES: • NO Motorcycles, Mini-cycles, ATVs or electric bicycles with throttles. • Four wheeled vehicles with a maximum width of 65" only permitted. • Speed Limit is 5 MPH. • Pit vehicle use hours: 7am – 10:00pm daily; lights required after dusk. • All passengers must be seated. • Pit vehicles are PROHIBITED in the following areas: Motocross Track or anywhere inside of the track/trail fences. • Pit vehicles may not be operated in a reckless, careless or dangerous manner and may not be operated by anyone under the influence of drugs or alcohol. • Pit vehicle use is a privilege, not a right, which privilege can be revoked or terminated for any or no reason at the sole discretion of HRMC. • Unauthorized pit vehicles will be confiscated. • Violation of any of the above rules is grounds for penalty, including but not limited to confiscation of pit vehicle, disqualification of rider, and/or ejection from facility. Enforcement: All rules stated can be enforced by HRMC staff and management. Violations can result in verbal warnings up to suspension or expulsion, depending on frequency and severity. Thank you for your cooperation!!! —HRMC