Auto, Motorcycle & Bicycle Activities Places Map
Auto, Motorcycle & Bicycle Activities in California:
Supercharged Indoor Karting and Axe Throwing
Try to book your karting session online in advance! It saves you a bunch of waiting time, especially on weekends when it gets super busy
I suggest wearing comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes. You'll want to move easily while karting and it adds safety when throwing axes.
Speed Circuit
I think visiting on a weekday right when they open at 10 AM is the best. You get the track pretty much to yourself and it’s way less crowded compared to weekends.
Go Kart World
I think you should bring your own snacks if you can. The food prices there were kinda steep, and it’s nice to have something to munch on between races.
K1 Speed San Francisco
After your race, check out the arcade games while your friends finish up. It’s a fun way to keep the energy going and fill the wait time!
Sonoma Raceway
Laguna Seca
I think it’s a good idea to bring a portable chair or blanket to sit on. The grassy areas are great for picnics, but I wished I'd thought about that ahead of time for more comfort during races
Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area
Bring plenty of water and snacks because the place is huge and options inside are limited. You don’t want to end up super thirsty!
Metcalf Motorcycle County Park
You might want to pack a cooler with snacks and drinks. The concession stand prices are a bit high, and there’s not much variety.
Imperial Sand Dunes
I think it's a good idea to rent your ATVs ahead of time. I waited too long, and by the time I went to find one, they were all booked out for the day. Save yourself the hassle.
I suggest bringing plenty of water and snacks. The heat can really sneak up on you, and buying food on-site can drain your wallet! I spent way too much at the snack stand.
I recommend visiting early in the morning, like 7 AM. The dunes are way less crowded, and the sunrise is stunning! Plus, you can beat the blazing sun later in the day.
Enjoy The Mountain Off Road
I think it's worth spending a few extra bucks on the guided tour. They really know the trails and ensure you have a safe fun experience without getting lost!