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Alpine Road Course
Elevation Change Map: 0 ft. to 220 ft.
Top Map for Elevated view–Bottom map for Horizontal View


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“An Ever-Challenging Fast Drive in the Country”

Set deep among towering forests below the steep slopes of the Blue Mountains in Eastern Pennsylvania, the Alpine Motorsports Club offers the ambiance of the Austrian Tyrol, the atmosphere of a traditional European road-course, and the challenge of a mountain pass in a magnificent and breathtaking setting. The Alpine facility is located just a short drive from the bustling urban centers of New York, Philadelphia, Eastern Pennsylvania, and Northern New Jersey.

Designed by world-renowned track designer and safety expert Alan Wilson, this private motorsports resort features a road-course that is truly unique in North America and the world. The Club's challenging road-course climbs & twists over 220 feet along the lower plateaus of a lofty mountain range, before plunging like an Alpine pass back down to the Clubhouse, activities center, and Paddock areas.

The Club's facilities are designed to bring the most enjoyment to your day, whether you’re driving or not.

 

dude thats like 2 feet from my house! can't wait.

 

Omg

 

I can really imagine TSZ33 hitting that up

 

Anybody call to see how much a membership is?? I don't want to be the chump to call and find out its more than I make in a year, lol....

 

a friend of mine just told me they are asking $10,000 for a limited membership and $20,000 for a full membership.

 

It's a $30,000 deposit with a $4,000/year membership fee, which is a signature membership. But for that much your looking at getting unlimited track access. Basically the price of being treated as a VIP.

 

so can you go there and use the track without being a member??

 

I would think so.

 

cars only? what bout 2 wheels?

 

is this really going to open and will they host (rent out to) other race series (like WKA?)

 

I would disagree. It would seem like its almost golf-club like, you have to pay to get in. I guess it really depends on how well they do with private sales. They may have to open it to events and such to cover costs.

I guess we will see once it opens.

 

has that place been ok'ed? theyve been fighting for it for a while.. locals think it will be noisey and congested... havent heard much in the papers about it.