The Largest Go-Kart Track In New York Will Take You On The Ride Of Your Life
Lea Monroe
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As tempting as it may be to enjoy getting out on the water when you’re up in the Thousand Islands, we know there’s more to be enjoyed in this region than just things like magical glass-bottom boat tours! Still keeping you right near the waterfront, it’s time to visit this area of New York to see what it’s like to go for a ride around the longest and absolutely best go kart racing in New York. Come along for the thrill of a lifetime! (BTW, there is also a totally fun go kart track in New Jersey, too!).
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Address: 43772 State Route 12, Alexandria Bay, NY, 13607
If you’re doing a search for “go karts near me” this place is sure to pop up toward the top of the list!
Have you ever been to the biggest go kart track in New York? If so, what was your favorite part? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below!
To get a peak at what it’s like to ride along this massive track, check out the footage below!
If you’re ready to discover what other adventures are here in the Empire State, check out how This State Park Has Its Own Adventure Course And You’ll Want To Explore It All Summer Long!
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