Rednal Karting

Rednal Karting runs at Rednal in south-west Birmingham (West Midlands), close to the Lickey Hills area and the Worcestershire border. The site serves the Birmingham conurbation and the southern Black Country with a karting offer open to amateur drivers and local groups.

Karting open to amateur drivers and local groups, with a safety briefing and full equipment provided. Short-format sessions suit birthday bookings, stag and hen parties, and corporate team-building. Owner-driver programmes run when the calendar allows. Bookings and detailed information on 07989 471 307 or through the official site. Active social media presence on Instagram and Facebook (@rednalkarting). Extended opening during school holidays.

Rednal sits in south-west Birmingham at the edge of Lickey Hills Country Park (524 acres, with Beacon Hill 298 m the highest point in the West Midlands). Cadbury World at Bournville (the 1879 Quaker garden village, the Cadbury chocolate works from 1879) 8 km north-east. Selly Manor Tudor 14th century. Birmingham 12 km north-east with the Bullring and Future Systems' Selfridges 2003, Symphony Hall, and Library of Birmingham by Mecanoo 2013. Worcester Cathedral 1084 Norman 30 km south-west. Stratford-upon-Avon (William Shakespeare's birthplace 1564) 30 km south-east. The Cotswolds AONB 25 km south. Black Country Living Museum (Dudley) 18 km north-west. Ironbridge Gorge UNESCO 1986 (the world's first cast-iron bridge 1779) 35 km north-west. Malvern Hills AONB 30 km south-west.