Explore karting tracks, clubs and race events across the Golden Outback.

In Australia's Golden Outback, go-karting is a pure, grassroots motorsport culture deeply rooted in regional history. Spanning from the red dirt mining heartland of Kalgoorlie-Boulder across the agricultural Wheatbelt down to the white sand beaches of Esperance, the local scene focuses heavily on owner-driver sprint racing, family involvement, and community-driven clubs.

1. The Goldfields Tarmac Epicenter (Kalgoorlie)

2. The Southern Coastal Circuit (Esperance)

3. Dirt Karting & Speedway Scene

Across the Wheatbelt and remote Outback towns (such as Wheatbelt dirt tracks and regional speedways), dirt karting and speedway racing enjoy massive community support, providing an alternative way for local drivers to slide sideways on unsealed clay/dirt ovals.

4. The Owner-Driver Reality (No Commercial Hire Karts)

Visitors, tourists, and road-trippers exploring Wave Rock, Super Pit lookouts, or Cape Le Grand National Park should note that there are currently no permanent commercial "Arrive & Drive" public hire tracks operating in the Golden Outback.

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8 kart tracks

Goomalling Dirt Kart Club Outdoor

Goomalling Dirt Kart Club track

Goomalling, Golden Outback
Owner/driver

Goomalling Dirt Kart Club track is listed as an owner-driver karting venue. Confirm current club activity, meeting dates, participation rules and access directly with the organiser before tr...

Dowerin Dirt Kart Track Outdoor

Dowerin Dirt Kart Club track

Dowerin, Golden Outback
Owner/driver

Dowerin Dirt Kart Club track is listed as an owner-driver karting venue. Confirm current club activity, meeting dates, participation rules and access directly with the organiser before trave...

Outdoor

Eastern Goldfields Kart Club circuit

Kalgoorlie, Golden Outback
Owner/driver

Eastern Goldfields Kart Club circuit is the physical karting venue associated with Eastern Goldfields Kart Club. The listing name describes the club’s circuit; it is not a separately verifie...

Esperance Kart Klub Outdoor

Esperance Kart Klub circuit

Myrup, Golden Outback
Owner/driver

Esperance Kart Klub circuit is the physical karting venue associated with Esperance Kart Club. The listing name describes the club’s circuit; it is not a separately verified official circuit...

Jennacubbine Dirt Kart Club Track Outdoor

Jennacubbine Dirt Kart Club Track

Jennacubbine, Golden Outback
Owner/driver

Jennacubbine Dirt Kart Club track is the physical karting venue associated with Jennacubbine Dirt Kart Club. The listing name describes the club’s circuit; it is not a separately verified of...

Lake King Kart Club Outdoor

Lake King Kart Club circuit

Lake King, Golden Outback
Owner/driver

Lake King Kart Club circuit is the physical karting venue associated with Lake King Kart Club. The listing name describes the club’s circuit; it is not a separately verified official circuit...

Meekatharra Dirt Kart Club Outdoor

Meekatharra Dirt Kart Club track

Meekatharra, Golden Outback
Owner/driver

Meekatharra Dirt Kart Club track is the physical karting venue associated with Meekatharra Dirt Kart Club. The listing name describes the club’s circuit; it is not a separately verified offi...

Mt Marshall Districts Kart Club Outdoor
Owner/driver

Mt Marshall & Districts Kart Club dirt track is listed as an owner-driver karting venue. Confirm current club activity, meeting dates, participation rules and access directly with the organi...

Go karting in Golden Outback - FAQs

Common questions about go-karting in Australia's Golden Outback, WA.

No. There are currently no commercial public hire rental tracks in Kalgoorlie, Esperance, or the Wheatbelt. The circuits in Broadwood and Myrup are strictly owner-driver facilities.

For casual arrive-and-drive public rental karts, you will need to travel west toward Greater Perth. Options include Hi Voltage Entertainment in Belmont for indoor electric karts or Mega Fast Karts in Wanneroo for outdoor petrol hire.

Yes! Children can begin practicing at age 6 and enter cadet racing at age 7. However, participants must own their own race kart, safety equipment, and hold a valid Karting Australia competition license.