BashingSpots.com
About BashingSpots
BashingSpots is an off-road RC map built for drivers who are done wasting weekends searching for places to drive RC cars. Find RC bash spots, crawler trails, dirt tracks, skatepark RC spots, gravel lots, BMX areas, and hidden local terrain shared by the community.
Map the Mayhem
Spot. Bash. Rate. Repeat.
The Map for RC Bashers
BashingSpots helps RC drivers discover real-world places to run their rigs, from abandoned dirt lots and gravel pits to BMX tracks, skateparks, forest trails, crawler zones, and full RC tracks near you.
Instead of digging through old forums, scattered Facebook posts, and random map pins, you get a community-built off-road RC map with photos, terrain notes, ratings, and conditions from drivers who have actually been there.
Whether you run Traxxas, Arrma, Losi, Tekno, Redcat, Axial, a crawler, a monster truck, a buggy, or a custom build, BashingSpots gives you a faster way to find terrain worth driving.
Why We Built It
Bashing is not about polished laps and perfect lines. It is dirt rooster tails, broken suspension arms, dust clouds at sunset, and finding the hidden spot that makes you say, "one more pack."
Find new places without wasting the day on dead links, stale posts, and empty parking lots.
Share field-tested locations with drivers who understand the difference between smooth asphalt and real bash terrain.
Track dirt lots, BMX lines, crawler routes, skateparks, RC dirt tracks, and off-road RC locations in one place.
Location Intel
The map is constantly growing as drivers upload new RC spots, photos, ratings, terrain types, and driving conditions.
Built By Bashers
Every spot on BashingSpots comes from the RC community. No corporate filler. No fake reviews. Just real locations from real drivers.
Drop pins for dirt lots, trails, ramps, tracks, and crawl zones that deserve a place on the map.
Help other drivers know what is worth the trip and what needs the right rig, tires, or setup.
Show the jumps, dirt, broken terrain, parking surface, crawler lines, and access points before someone loads the truck.
Call out closures, restrictions, bad access, and changing conditions so the community does not burn good spots.
More Than Just RC Tracks
Loose dirt, jumps, berms, gravel pits, and open bash terrain for RC monster trucks and truggies.
Rock gardens, technical trails, creek beds, and crawler routes for slow lines and careful throttle.
Parking garages, industrial pavement, skateparks, and smooth asphalt for drift cars and street builds.
Local RC tracks, practice lanes, and race-ready surfaces when you want clean laps and hard braking.
The weird local spots people usually keep quiet: alleys, lots, banks, washouts, and backyard terrain.
Explore in Real Time
Search off-road RC locations around your area, check the photos before you drive, and get a better read on what the terrain actually looks like. Dirt, concrete, gravel, ramps, crawling lines, parking lots, and hidden RC locations all belong on the same map.
SCAN THE MAP mapField Notes
The best places are not always marked. Sometimes they are behind the old industrial park, under the bridge, past the BMX berms, or sitting in plain sight until someone sends it.
BashingSpots exists to make those places easier to find, easier to share, and easier to keep alive through better community knowledge.
FAQ
An RC bash spot is any location where hobby-grade radio-controlled vehicles can be driven recreationally. Popular bash spots include dirt lots, BMX tracks, skateparks, crawler trails, and open off-road terrain.
BashingSpots supports monster trucks, truggies, crawlers, short course trucks, drift cars, buggies, and street builds.
Yes. Community members can upload locations, photos, terrain descriptions, ratings, and notes that help other drivers decide where to go.
Some are public parks or open areas, while others may have restrictions. Always follow local laws, respect private property, and protect access for the next driver.
Yes. Browsing the map and discovering RC spots is free.
No. The map includes RC tracks, off-road RC locations, crawler trails, skatepark RC spots, dirt lots, BMX areas, gravel zones, and hidden local terrain.
Join the Community
If you know a spot worth driving, tag it. Add the photos. Rate the terrain. Warn the next driver if the place is closed, sketchy, washed out, or perfect after rain. That is how the map gets stronger.