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Smoky Mountain Tour

Classic Cars • Mountain roads

Looking for an excuse to drive your classic sports car the way you’ve always wished you could? Look no further.

On the Smoky Mountain Tour, you'll join the editors of Classic Motorsports Magazine on an amazing mountain adventure with a small group of interesting, like-minded enthusiasts and their equally-fascinating cars.

This tour features…

  • A hub hotel with comfortable, high-end lodging and hand-selected dining experiences nearby

  • Turn-by-turn navigation through custom-programmed GPS unit

  • All-inclusive food and beverages, including an open bar once each day's driving has concluded, aside from one night’s dinner

  • Bustling downtown and Tennessee Aquarium within walking distance of the hotel

  • Some of the country’s best driving roads

  • Professional photography of you and your vehicle

  • Breathtaking mountain scenery in all its summertime glory

  • A judgement-free, friendly group of up to 30 couples

  • Accessible staff to accommodate your special requests and answer questions

  • And much, much more!

Keep scrolling down to see the full itinerary…

 
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When

June 8-13, 2025

Where

Hub-style tour based at the Westin Chattanooga

Price

$3,549 per person (double-occupancy)

All lodging, meals (except dinner on Wednesday) and attractions included, along with a one-year subscription to Classic Motorsports Magazine.


 

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Smoky Mountain Tour Itinerary:

This is a tentative schedule - destinations and activities are subject to change

Day 1: Sunday

Relax, unwind and enjoy the amenities at the Westin Chattanooga or hop right into the bustling downtown area and see the sights. Either way, stop by the lobby to see us and get what you’ll need for the week’s adventures.

After everyone has a chance to unpack and freshen up, we’ll head to our welcome cocktail reception and dinner at the hotel.

Day 2: Monday

Today we’ll head west to Ruby Falls, the iconic roadside attraction at Lookout Mountain. From there, we’ll visit Jack Daniels Distillery in Lynchburg and stop back at the hotel to freshen up before a dinner out on the town.

Day 3: Tuesday

We’ll make our way to the infamous Tail of the Dragon, considered the ultimate driver’s road. At the end of “The Tail” we will sit by the river at the Tapoco Tavern and celebrate our achievements. Dinner will be on a Tennessee River cruise. 

Day 4: Wednesday

We’ll stick a bit closer to our home base, visiting a couple of local car collections and taking shorter route to venture out to the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum. Dinner will be your choice this night.

Day 5: Thursday 

For our final day we’ll head southeast. Our destination will be the newly opened Savoy Auto Museum, where we’ll receive a private tour from the founders. We’ll wind our way back through wonderful roads in the southern Appalachian Mountains. Upon our return to the hotel, we’ll have drinks followed by our farewell dinner.

Day 6: Friday

We’ll enjoy breakfast at the hotel before checking out and parting ways (until next time).

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I have run many, many classic car tours and rallies, including the California Mille and the Mille Miglia, and today was the best day of classic car touring I have ever experienced.
— Frank Gabrielli, 2019 Smoky Mountain Tour participant
Fabulous roads! Best part of trip.
Food was fantastic.
Nice group of people all around!
First class all the way!
As “first timers” with the oldest and sometimes slowest car on the 2021 Smokey Mountain Tour, we had a ball. We were introduced to a resort we would happily visit again, and a part of the country that we had read about but never really experienced except for “passing through.” Besides, car people are the best company!
— Mike and Lucy Hughes
The tours are a terrific way to become acquainted with a particular region while highlighting areas of interest whether historical or automobile related. The pace is always casual and accompanied by good food, nice people and, of course, interesting cars.
— John Ekdahl