The checkered flag has fallen on another memorable Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix in Schenley Park, but the driving season isn’t over yet. It’s time for your next adventure.
Following the tremendous success of last year’s inaugural Grand Tour, we’re heading back to some of the finest driving roads in the region for a five-day, all-inclusive motoring experience from September 30 through October 4. Limited to just 22 vintage sports cars and GT cars, this year’s Grand Tour will travel nearly 500 miles through the scenic back roads of Ohio and West Virginia, including the legendary Triple Nickel (Ohio State Route 555), one of the best driving roads in the Midwest. Along the way, we’ll enjoy beautiful scenery, twisting roads, hiking, museums, caves, shopping, outstanding meals, and the camaraderie that makes every PVGP event so special.
Unlike last year’s hub-and-spoke format, the 2026 Grand Tour is a true road adventure. Overnight stops include Burr Oak State Park, Hocking Hills State Park, and the historic Blennerhassett Hotel in Parkersburg, West Virginia.
The all-inclusive package (excluding alcohol) includes four nights of lodging, meals, and planned activities.
- Double Occupancy: $2,075 per car
- Single Occupancy: $1,675 per car
The Grand Tour benefits the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix charities and is limited to just 22 cars. A few openings remain for vintage sports cars and GT cars that are at least 45 years old.
If you’d like to join us, the first step is to complete the Grand Tour Interest Form for eligibility approval.
Consider this the final great driving adventure of the season. Whether you enjoy a relaxed scenic cruise or a more spirited pace on some of the best roads in America, you’ll find spectacular scenery, unforgettable roads, and great friends waiting around every bend.
Hocking Hills and the Ohio Valley
Our inaugural event was held in 2025 in the Marietta, Ohio, area and was a major success, enjoyed by all participants. For 2026, the event focuses on the Hocking Hills area around Athens, Ohio and the Ohio River Valley near Parkersburg, WV. We will begin at the Burr Oak Lodge and Conference Center in Glouster, Ohio, on Wednesday evening, September 30. Following a day of driving and scheduled stops, we will move on to the Hocking Hills Lodge & Conference Center for two nights, with regional attractions planned for touring and driving. The Grand Tour will travel to Parkersburg, West Virginia, for a final dinner and stay at the historic Blennerhasset Hotel.
Hocking Hills, Ohio. Images courtesy of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources
