Top Auto Motorcycle Bicycle Activities in Canada

Don’t forget to wear closed-toe shoes; I saw some people turned away for wearing flip-flops. Trust me, you’ll want to be comfortable while racing!

If racing for the first time, I suggest doing some practice laps before hitting the fast lane. They let you have fun, but you'll want a little warm-up!

Bring your own snacks and drinks, as the prices at the track can be a bit steep! I regretted not packing my own snacks when I saw the menu.

Bring your own gloves. You can rent them there, but it’s a bit pricey and actually kinda dirty. My advice is, better safe than sorry!

Check the weather beforehand. It was a bit rainy when we went, which makes the track a lot more slippery and unpredictable. I think I preferred the sunny days for more fun!

I suggest going on a weekday if you can. We went on Saturday and the lines were super long. We wasted a lot of time just waiting to get onto the track.

If you have a GoPro or something similar, take it with you! I didn’t, and I regretted not capturing the experience while racing – the track is a blast!

Check the schedule in advance for practice sessions. I went on a random day, and it was mostly quiet. If I had known, I would have at least planned it around a race day for more excitement.

Definitely wear closed-toe shoes and long pants. I made the mistake of wearing shorts and ended up a bit scratched up from the brush. You’ll appreciate the extra protection!

Don't forget to apply sunscreen! Even if it looks cloudy, those UV rays can sneak up on you, and you'll be out there for a while

Don't skip the practice lap! I thought it was optional, but it helped me get a feel for the track and improve my time during the actual race.

I think the best time to visit is on weekdays around 2 PM... It's way less crowded, so you can race without the wait... Weekend evenings are a zoo!

If you plan to race multiple times, look for package deals. I found that buying a multi-race package saved me a few bucks compared to single races.

If you're on a budget, look for combo packages that include gear rental. Those saved me a bundle and kept me comfortable while riding!

I suggest planning a half-day trip instead of just a couple of hours. You'll want more time to explore and enjoy the trails without feeling rushed!

Bring your own snacks and drinks! The café on-site can be a bit pricey, and I regretted not packing something tasty for the ride.

I recommend booking your ride in advance, especially on weekends. They get packed, and you don’t want to miss out on your dream bike or ATV because you waited too long.

I think getting the timing down is key. If you can, race on a weekday or during non-peak hours. We went on a Saturday and had to wait quite a bit

I recommend arriving at least 30 minutes early. It gives you time to sign the waiver and get fitted for the helmets and suits without feeling rushed. Plus, you might snag some extra practice laps if you're lucky!

My advice is to check if there are any discount days or special promotions online before you go. I saved a good chunk by timing my visit right!