Day 1
Drive to VA
Historic Summit Inn
Laurel Caverns
Teams will launch from multiple locations to make the drive to Virginia, where they'll lodge.
Laurel Caverns
Historic Summit Inn
Laurel Caverns
Next, they'll head to Laurel Caverns, where they will enjoy an extensive tour.
Historic Summit Inn
Historic Summit Inn
Historic Summit Inn
The Summit Inn is one of the last remaining grand porch hotels in America.
Mae’s Dining Room
Historic Summit Inn
Historic Summit Inn
Mae’s is the resort’s original dining room featuring a large field stone fireplace and a nostalgic atmosphere.
Day 2
Falling Water
Teams will tour the famous and iconic Frank Lloyd Wright house "Falling Water".
Summit Dinner
The Summit Diner opened for business July 11, 1960. It was founded by a group of gentlemen form the Pittsburgh, Pa area with one thing in mind; great food at a great price.
Flight 93 Memorial
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Next, as we continue into PA, we'll stop at the Flight 93 Memorial & Visitor Center.
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Moonshine Mine Distillery
We'll finish the night with a Private pizza party and an exclusive tour (with tastings) at Moonshine Mine.
Day 3
Drive Time
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Incline Plane
The Shaffer's Bridge is a historic covered bridge in Conemaugh Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1877, and is a 68-foot-2-inch-long
Incline Plane
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Incline Plane
Teams will enjoy a drive through the region before heading up the historic Incline Plane.
Asiagos
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Once on top, teams will enjoy the view while eating lunch at Asiago's Italian Resturant.
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Moonshine Mine Distillery
We'll wrap up the night enjoying live entertainment at the Moonshine Mine.
Day 4
Driver to the Curve
In the early 1850s, the massive front of the Allegheny Mountains, standing 2,161 feet above sea level, blocked westward advance. This obstacle culminated in the creation of the Gallitzin Tunnels and the Horseshoe Curve, both of which were dug out of near-impenetrable geographic formations. Using switchbacks, excavations, and pure innovat
In the early 1850s, the massive front of the Allegheny Mountains, standing 2,161 feet above sea level, blocked westward advance. This obstacle culminated in the creation of the Gallitzin Tunnels and the Horseshoe Curve, both of which were dug out of near-impenetrable geographic formations. Using switchbacks, excavations, and pure innovation, engineers reduced grades and effectively conquered the mountains.
Lunch
Texas Hot Dogs has been owned and operated in my family for three generations. My grandfather Peter George opened the first Texas Hot Dogs in 1918.
Gear Shift Car Shows PA
A fun day with a wide variety of fun cars.
Moonshine Mine Distillery
Live entertainment will be provided once again at the Moonshine Mine.
Day 5
Teams will venture home at their own pace.