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Quail Lodge Rally Guide Book QUAIL LODGE RALLY GUIDE BOOK WERED B PO Y EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE Facebook.com/ QLGolfClub Instagram & Twitter @QuailLodgeCA #DriveQuail QUAIL LODGE: 8205 VALLEY GREENS DRIVE | 831.624.2888 | WWW.QUAILLODGE.COM WELCOME TO THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE! Quail Lodge & Golf Club welcomes you, to your personal The Quail Moto Rally Experience! It is an honor to have your participation in this event that celebrates a passion for motoring. Our rally adventures are steeped in history with excitement around every turn. The following routes in this book have been meticulously planned so you will have time to create lasting memories with old friends and new. We are privileged to have your participation, and wish you a merry adventure through the scenic beauty of California’s Central Coast, Central Valley, and surrounding backroads. We invite you all to rev your engines as you begin your Quail Moto Rally, an adventure like none other! Kai Lermen General Manager All packages include: • Printed Route Book • Framed picture with your car upon departure • Quail Lodge Rally Insulated Snack Bag - Water, Power Bar, Whole Fruit, Sanitizer, Sunscreen • Quail Lodge Rally Polo (please provide sizes) • Quail Lodge Rally Hat • Planned Points of Interest to visit along the route • All luncheons, including taxes and gratuity • All admissions and passes • Use of own vehicle Options: You can coordinate with us if you like to enjoy your Rally in a car other then your own. Exclusively provided by “National – Exotic Car Rentals” Sample Vehicle – Porsche Boxster $225 per day Delivery Fee $150 The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome & Rally Package Inclusions Page 2 Table of Contents, Disclaimers, Contact Information Page 3 Offered Rally Experiences Local’s Favorites Rally - Trip Itinerary Page 4 Local’s Favorites Rally - Route Map Page 5 The Scenic Rally - Trip Itinerary Page 6 The Scenic Rally - Route Map Page 7 Coastal Gourmet Rally - Trip Itinerary Page 8 Coastal Gourmet Rally - Route Map Pages 9 Motoring Rally - Trip Itinerary Page 10 Motoring Rally - Route Map Page 11 Executive’s Rally - Trip Itinerary Page 12 Executive’s Rally - Route Map Page 13 Highlights from Previous Quail Moto Experience Rallies Pages 14-15 This Quail Moto Rally Experience will be driving on public and private roads. We ask you to follow the local traffic ordinances on all roads which we will travel. Participation in this rally is voluntary and by doing so, you are participating at your own risk. It is understood by all participants that this rally is not considered a race, nor a competition. By participating in The Quail Moto Rally Experience, all participants agree unequivocally to these statements. Always drive according to the traffic regulations and conditions. Please note that during multi-car rallies, the vehicle in front of you may not be going the correct way. Contact Information Quail Lodge & Golf Club Clubhouse +1.831.620.8866 Front Desk +1.831.624.2888 California Towing +1.831.422.7944 Emergency 911 The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 3 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE LOCAL’S FAVORITES RALLY • $290 Per Person Plus Tax • Route includes local roads staying within 35 miles of Carmel Valley • Contains short drives with site visits to spend time visiting. • Family Friendly 8:00 am Breakfast Covey Breakfast Restaurant, Quail Lodge 9:00 am Departure Heading Northeast 9:45 am Waypoint 1: National Steinbeck Center 1 Main St, Salinas, CA 93901 Passes included in Rally Package 10:30 am Departure Heading North 11:00 am Waypoint 2: Gizdich Ranch 55 Peckham Rd, Watsonville, CA 95076 Self-Provided Stop with optional Pie Shop & Deli 11:30 am Departure Heading South 12:15 pm Waypoint 3: Picnic Luncheon at Carmel Mission, Basilica Museum 3080 Rio Rd, Carmel-By-The-Sea, CA 93923 Picnic - Provided at departure by Quail Lodge 1:15 pm Depart Heading East 1:30pm Arrive back at Quail Lodge 8205 Valley Greens Dr. Carmel, CA, 93923 84.5 Miles 2 Hours Driving (Without Traffic) The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 4 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE LOCAL’S FAVORITES RALLY ROUTE MAP Gizdich Ranch National Steinbeck Center Quail Lodge & Golf Club Carmel Mission, Basilica Museum The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 5 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE THE SCENIC RALLY • $350 Per Person Plus Tax • Route heads north to west extending over 50 miles from Carmel Valley • Contains longer drives and less frequent stops 8:00 am Breakfast Covey Breakfast Restaurant, Quail Lodge 9:00 am Departure Heading North 10:15 am Waypoint 1: Sycamore Creek Vineyards 12775 Uvas Rd, Morgan Hill, CA 95037 Photo opportunity and restroom available Tasting not included in Rally Package 11:00 am Departure Heading North 11:30 am Waypoint 2: New Almaden Quicksilver Museum 21350 Almaden Rd. San Jose, CA 95120 Admission included in Rally Package 12:00pm Departure Heading West 1:00 pm Waypoint 3: Picnic Luncheon at Regale Winery and Vineyards 24040 Summit Rd, Los Gatos, CA 95033 Picnic - Provided at departure by Quail Lodge Tasting not included in Rally Package 2:15 pm Depart Heading South 3:30pm Arrive back at Quail Lodge 8205 Valley Greens Dr. Carmel, CA, 93923 151 Miles 3 Hours 35 Minutes of Driving (Without Traffic) The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 6 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE THE SCENIC RALLY ROUTE MAP New Almaden Quicksilver Museum Regale Winery and Vineyards Sycamore Creek Vineyards Quail Lodge & Golf Club The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 7 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE COASTAL GOURMET RALLY • $380 Per Person Plus Tax • Route consists of a southern trip along the Pacific Coast on Highway 1. 8:00 am Breakfast Covey Breakfast Restaurant, Quail Lodge 9:00 am Departure Heading South 9:30 am Waypoint 1: Bixby Bridge Big Sur, CA Suggested Lookout & Photo Opportunity 9:45 am Departure Heading South 10:00 am Waypoint 2: Big Sur River Inn & The Village Shops 46800 California State Route 1, Big Sur, CA 93920 Shopping Opportunity 10:45 am Departure Heading South 11:30 am Waypoint 3: Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park - McWay Falls 52801 California State Route 1, Big Sur, CA 93920 Suggested Lookout & Photo Opportunity 12:15 pm Departure Heading North 12:45 pm Waypoint 4: Lunch at Post Ranch Inn 47900 California State Route 1, Big Sur, CA 93920 Pre-set Three Course Luncheon Please provide dietary restriction at time of Rally reservation. 2:00 pm Depart Heading North 3:15 pm Arrive back at Quail Lodge 8205 Valley Greens Dr. Carmel, CA, 93923 82.9 Miles 2 Hours 18 Minutes of Driving (Without Traffic) The Quail Moto Rally Experience The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 8 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE COASTAL GOURMET RALLY ROUTE MAP Quail Lodge & Golf Club Bixby Bridge Big Sur River Inn Post Ranch Inn Julia Pfeier Burns State Park The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 9 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE MOTORING RALLY • $300 Per Person Plus Tax • Route includes eastern loop on county back roads 8:00 am Breakfast Covey Breakfast Restaurant, Quail Lodge 9:00 am Departure Heading North 10:15 am Waypoint 1: Canepa Motorsports Museum 4900 Scotts Valley Dr, Scotts Valley, CA 95066 10:45 am Departure Heading West 11:00 am Waypoint 2: Roaring Camp Railroads 5401 Graham Hill Road, Felton, CA 95018 Admission included in Rally Package 12:30pm Departure Heading South 1:45 pm Waypoint 3: Lunch at Edgar’s Restaurant 8000 Valley Greens Dr, Carmel-By-The-Sea, CA 93923 OR Private Picnic Lunch at Quail Meadows, A Quail Lodge Property 3:00 pm Departure at Leisure 115 Miles 2 Hours 30 Minutes of Driving (Without Traffic) The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 10 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE MOTORING RALLY ROUTE MAP Canepa Motorsports Museum Roaring Camp Railroads Quail Lodge Edgar’s at Quail & Golf Club The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 11 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE EXECUTIVE’S RALLY • $280 per person without Laguna Seca Stop, taxes not included • $380 per person with Laguna Seca, not including taxes • Route includes eastern loop on county back roads • Better for longer drives and more exclusive experience Route Itinerary 8:00 am Breakfast Covey Breakfast Restaurant, Quail Lodge 9:00 am Departure Heading North East 9:25 am Waypoint 1: Laguna Seca 1021 Monterey Salinas Hwy, Salinas, CA 93908 Based on availability, admission included in Rally Package 9:50 am Departure Heading East 11:00 am Waypoint 2: Pinnacles National Park 5000 Highway 146, Paicines, CA 95043 Admission included in Rally Package 11:30 am Departure Heading South West 1:00 pm Waypoint 3: Picnic Lunch at Joyce Vineyards 1 E Carmel Valley Rd, Carmel Valley, CA 93924 Picnic provided at departure. Tasting not included in Rally Package. 2:00 pm Departure Heading West 2:15pm Return to Quail Lodge 8205 Valley Greens Dr. Carmel, CA, 93923 143 Miles 3 Hours 46 Minutes of Driving (Without Traffic) The Quail Moto Rally Experience The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 12 THE QUAIL MOTO RALLY EXPERIENCE EXECUTIVE’S RALLY ROUTE MAP Laguna Seca Roaring Camp Railroads Quail Lodge & Golf Club Joyce Vineyards The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 13 HIGHLIGHTS FROM PAST QUAIL LODGE RALLIES The Quail Moto Rally Experience The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 14 Quail Lodge Rally HIGHLIGHTS FROM PAST QUAIL LODGE RALLIES The Quail Moto Rally Experience Page 15 YOUR N IND EX F T N 7” 36 .5 ° 6 31 1’ ’ 5 ° 5 6.77”, W 121 @waypointbar #WaypointFound quaillodge.com/waypoint.
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