Photo via @downhillkarting_yyc / Instagram
The sun is shining, and we feel the need for speed. If you’re with us, there’s no better place to get your heart pumping than the Downhill Karting track in Calgary.
Gearing up to reopen for the 2025 season, this fast-moving attraction is not one to be missed
Speaking from experience, Calgary’s incredible track will not disappoint.
With over 50 twists and turns and over 1,800 metres of pavement, this wild destination will be a hit, especially on hotter days.
With good company and comfortable footwear, adventure seekers will pick up a helmet upon arrival before hitting the chairlift, then climb aboard.
No matter your experience behind the wheel, the part go-kart, part toboggan is incredibly easy to maneuver, but they’ll give you a crash course just in case.
Once you’re ready and all trained up, you’ll be encouraged to race down at super speed or slower or drive in tandem with your friends — you get to control the speed, so the ride is your oyster!
Interested in checking it out?
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased ahead of time on their website, but please note that all children who are between the ages of two and six and are under 110 cm tall will have to ride with an adult.
Passes start at $10 for kids riding in tandem to $42 for four adult rides.
To snag your spot in line, head to their website and enjoy.
There’s really nothing else like it within the city.
When: Opens May 17, 2025
Where: Winsport Canada Olympic Park. — 88 Canada Olympic Rd. SW, Calgary
Cost: $10+
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