Karttrak Cromer

Karttrak Cromer runs at The Avenue (NR27 0JW) in Cromer on the north Norfolk coast in East Anglia, 35 km north of Norwich. The 550-metre outdoor track was fully resurfaced in 2022 and welcomes drivers for practice sessions, races, and endurance events year-round.

The outdoor track runs 550 metres (resurfaced 2022) with Bizkarts 200cc karts kept on a tight maintenance schedule to keep pace balanced across every driver. Minimum age 8 years and minimum height 134 cm, with safe access to the foot controls that does not compromise wrist position. Services: practice sessions, races, endurance events, exclusive track hire, birthday bookings, stag and hen parties, a youth club, and race leagues (Adult League, Junior League, the Cromer Cup). Reception, briefing room, and changing rooms recently refurbished. National Karting Association (NKA) member. Pre-booking essential. Contact 01263 512 649.

Cromer is the Victorian seaside town of north Norfolk and the capital of Norfolk crab fishing. Cromer Pier 1901 (rebuilt after the 1948 and 1953 storms, one of the last complete Victorian piers still operating). Cromer Lifeboat Station (RNLI from 1804). Cromer Museum inside an old fisherman's cottage. Felbrigg Hall NT 17th century 3 km south (Jacobean style, one of the finest Jacobean houses in Norfolk). Sheringham Park NT and its Humphry Repton 1812 garden 8 km west. North Norfolk Steam Railway, the Poppy Line, runs 9 km of heritage steam. Holkham Beach (the white sand of the North Sea) and Holkham Hall Palladian 1734 30 km west. Blakeney Point (the national grey seal reserve). Norwich Cathedral 1096 (96 m spire) and Norwich Castle Norman 35 km south. Norfolk Broads National Park 1989 20 km south-east.