Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch, Motorsport facility in Pahrump, Nevada, United States

Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch is a race track in Pahrump, Nevada, with about 10 km of asphalt that can be configured into layouts up to 6.1 miles, the longest road course in North America. Its 750 m² clubhouse, built in 2007, has a swimming pool, and apartments are available for rent.

Canadian racer Rupert Bragg-Smith built the first track on the site in 1998. John Morris and Brad Rambo bought it in 2004 and have since extended the circuit, adding about 2.5 km in 2005 and building the 750 m² clubhouse in 2007. A 50-hectare parcel was acquired in 2012.

Spring Mountain hosts the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School, the official high-performance driving school of Corvette, since 2010, and the Cadillac V-Series Academy since 2012. Some corners of the circuit are replicas of famous turns from other tracks. A Radical dealer and engine builder also operates on site.

The facility sits on South Highway 160, west of Las Vegas, and is best reached by car. Booking ahead is a good idea since the venue runs both single-day driving experiences and longer training programs that can fill up quickly.

Some corners of the circuit are replicas of well-known turns from other race tracks, and in 2012 the resort bought a 50-hectare parcel of land. The site also has a 750 m² clubhouse with a swimming pool and apartments for rent.