TRAVELING BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Pocono Raceway is located in Long Pond, Pennsylvania, surrounded by the scenic Pocono Mountains. Because the track is not connected to public transit, most fans arrive by car or rideshare. Many visitors also choose to camp near the circuit, giving them convenient walking access on race day.

Traveling to the Pocono Raceway region by bus or train

Bus
Regional and long-distance bus operators serve nearby towns such as Stroudsburg, Mount Pocono, and Wilkes-Barre. From there, travelers typically continue their journey by rental car, taxi, or rideshare to reach the Raceway.

Train
There is no direct rail service to the circuit. However, Amtrak and regional trains connect to larger cities like Philadelphia, New York, Newark, and Harrisburg, where visitors can rent a car and drive into the Pocono Mountains area.

Rideshare and taxi options

Uber, Lyft, and local taxi companies operate throughout the Pocono region, although demand rises sharply during race weekends. Pick-up and drop-off locations are generally positioned in designated areas near the venue, helping manage traffic and crowd movement. Fans staying at major hotels, towns nearby, or local campgrounds will usually find rides more easily.

Tip: Plan ahead for both arrival and departure. Expect longer wait times after the race, and make sure your driver knows the correct drop-off and pick-up locations.