Your guide to karting tracks and clubs across North West Tasmania.

In North West Tasmania, go-karting is steeped in motorsport history and grassroots community passion. Stretching from coastal hubs like Devonport and Burnie to the rugged far North West coast at Smithton, the region's karting culture is centered entirely on owner-driver sprint racing, driver development, and family-oriented club competition.

1. The Historic Coastal Hub (Highclere / Burnie)

2. The Far North West Circuit (Smithton)

3. The Owner-Driver Reality (No Hire Karts)

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3 kart tracks

Outdoor

Briant Park circuit

Smithton, North West Tasmania
Owner/driver

Briant Park circuit is the physical karting venue associated with Circular Head Kart Club. Circular Head Kart Club is an active Karting Tasmania owner-driver club at Smithton, with 2026 asso...

Kart Magic Entertainment Centre Outdoor

Kart Magic Entertainment Centre

Latrobe, North West Tasmania
Rental

Kart Magic Entertainment Centre at Latrobe is an outdoor hire-kart venue on a purpose-built circuit with a pit lane, fast sweepers and tight hairpins, as described by the current Latrobe Cou...

North Western Kart Club Outdoor

North Western Kart Circuit

Highclere, North West Tasmania
Owner/driver

North Western Kart Club circuit, Highclere is the physical karting venue associated with North Western Kart Club. The listing name describes the club’s circuit; it is not a separately verifi...

Go karting in North West Tasmania - FAQs

Common questions about go-karting in North West Tasmania.

No. There are currently no commercial public hire rental tracks in Burnie, Devonport, or anywhere on the North West Coast. The tracks in Highclere and Smithton are strictly owner-driver facilities.

For casual arrive-and-drive public hire karting, you must travel to Southern Tasmania. Hyperdrive Kart Racing in Kingston (15 minutes south of Hobart) offers solar-powered electric rental karts on an all-weather indoor/outdoor track.

Yes! The NWKC welcomes junior racers starting from age 7. However, participants must own their own race kart, safety gear, and hold a valid Karting Australia license.