Grong Karting

In Grong, in Trøndelag, the Grong Karting lays out an outdoor track of five hundred and twenty-four metres by Sanddøldalsvegen, in the north of central Norway. The track is open for public rental, and the venue, run by fans of the discipline, also offers karting gear and equipment. People come to drive on the asphalt, alone, as a family or among friends, in a club mood.

The length of the layout leaves room to launch the kart, refine your lines and string laps together, far from small urban tracks. The youngest are welcomed on suitable karts, which makes it an outing open to the whole family. The track runs to the rhythm of the season, in this region where motorsport is lived in the open air.

Grong is a crossroads of Trøndelag, crossed by the Namsen river, one of the most renowned in Norway for salmon fishing, and very close to the Formofossen falls. The generous nature and the wide open spaces of the country's north surround the track. The Grong Karting adds a dose of motorsport there, welcome to get moving in this central part of Norway.

The sale of gear and equipment alongside the rental reflects the place's roots in competition and the passion for karting, beyond simple leisure. The track is booked ahead to make the most of the season's slots. Around Grong, the Namsen valley, its rapids and its waterfalls such as the Formofossen make up an open-nature setting, perfect to combine driving with a trip in the north of central Norway.