Yellow Porsche 911, Black Ferrari 488, and BMW driving down a winding road in the Colorado Rockies

A LUXURY ROAD & TRACK DRIVING EXPERIENCE

OPEN ROAD: COLORADO

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Embrace the road less traveled

Open Road: Colorado was created for drivers who crave more than a scenic drive. It is a luxury driving experience designed to immerse you in the thrill of Colorado's most breathtaking backroads from the driver’s seat of your own car.

Every route is meticulously scouted to deliver the perfect balance of exhilarating driving roads and unforgettable scenery, while each thoughtfully chosen stop invites you to pause, take in the landscape, and capture the moment through curated photo opportunities and activities.

Bring your own car or rent from one of our partners for an extra fee. Driver registration is $6,500, with a passenger add-on for $1,000.

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4-Day Itinerary

Day 1 — Arrival, Induction & First Drive

Departure | Golden
The route leaves Golden on US-6 West into Clear Creek Canyon, beginning immediately with one of the more focused driving sections of the day.

Red Rocks Stop
A brief stop at Red Rocks offers time to take in one of Colorado’s most recognizable landscapes before continuing west.

Loveland Pass
The climb to Loveland Pass brings the group over the Continental Divide at nearly 12,000 feet, with a stop at the summit for photos and a clear view of the surrounding high-alpine terrain.

Lunch
Lunch is scheduled along the route before the afternoon drive continues.

Swan Mountain Run
From there, the route continues around Lake Dillon via Swan Mountain Road, a narrower and more technical section that offers a more engaging alternative to the main highway.

Hotel Arrival | The Sebastian - Vail
By late afternoon, guests arrive at the hotel in Vail with time to check in, reset, and refresh before the evening.

Welcome Dinner | Ludwigs
The evening begins with a private dinner, bringing the group together for the first formal dinner of the experience.

Day 2 — The Open Road, Perfected

Departure | The Sebastian - Vail
The day begins with a southbound departure from Vail on Highway 24, leading quickly into the climb over Battle Mountain and setting the tone for a more demanding day on the road.

Camp Hale Memorial
A stop at Camp Hale offers a brief pause in a high mountain setting with strong ties to Colorado’s military and alpine history.

Lunch
Lunch is scheduled before the route continues into the afternoon’s higher and more exposed sections.

Fremont Pass
The drive continues over Fremont Pass, where the road moves through open mining country and one of the more visually expansive sections of the day.

The River Run | Highway 131
From there, the route follows the Eagle River corridor north, trading higher-altitude climbs for a broader and more flowing stretch of road.

Gore Pass
The road then turns over Gore Pass, a quieter and more technical section that adds a different rhythm to the day before the return south.

The Return | Highway 9
The final stretch follows the Blue River Valley south, bringing the group back toward Vail on a broader and more composed closing section.

Hotel | The Sebastian - Vail
Guests return to the hotel in the evening with time to reset and refresh before dinner.

Dinner | Swiss Chalet
Endulge in whatever you'd like - dinner is left open for the evening.

Day 3 — Peak to Peak

Departure | The Sebastian - Vail
The route heads east from Vail through the Eisenhower Tunnel and out of the higher mountain corridor, beginning the transition toward Colorado’s Front Range.

Canyon Run | Central City Parkway
After leaving the interstate, the drive continues along Central City Parkway, a faster-moving section that reintroduces a more controlled driving pace before the day’s scenic byway begins.

Peak to Peak Highway
From there, the route follows the Peak to Peak Highway north toward Estes Park, with mountain terrain to the west and longer views opening to the east.

Lunch | Estes Park
Lunch is scheduled in Estes Park before the route turns south for the final driving section of the day.

The Descent | St. Vrain Canyon
The afternoon continues through St. Vrain Canyon and along Highway 7, where the road narrows and becomes more technical on the descent toward Boulder.

Hotel Arrival | St. Julien Hotel & Spa
By late afternoon, guests arrive at the hotel in Boulder with time to check in, reset, and refresh before the evening.

Day 4 — Track Day Finale & Sendoff

Departure | St. Julien Hotel & Spa
The final morning begins with an eastbound departure from Boulder as the route leaves the mountains behind and heads toward the circuit.

Farewell Lunch | High Plains Raceway
Arrive at High Plains Raceway with the group for a private catered lunch and a final opportunity to reflect on the experience.

Track Sessions | High Plains Raceway
The rally concludes with 2 dedicated track sessions in the Xtreme Xperience fleet, bringing the experience to a close in a more controlled circuit setting after several days on the road.

Line up of cars in a parking lot at one of Xtreme Xperience's Open Road: Luxury Road and Track driving experiences.

Bring your own car or rent from one of our trusted supercar partners.

Any Car. Every Road.

If you don't want to take your own car, we've partnered with premier supercar rental companies so you can show up ready to drive. The Open Road experience is all yours.

Your Route Highlights

Day One — Canyon to Summit
- » Clear Creek Canyon
- » Red Rocks
- » Loveland Pass
- » Swan Mountain Run
- » The Sebastian - Vail
Day Two - The High Country Loop
- » Highway 24
- » Camp Hale Memorial
- » Fremont Pass
- » Highway 131
- » Gore Pass
- » The Sebastian - Vail
Day Three — Peak to Peak
- » Central City Parkway
- » Peak to Peak Highway
- » Estes Park
- » St. Vrain Canyon
- » St. Julien Hotel & Spa
Day Four — The Grand Finale
- » Boulder
- » High Plains Raceway
- » Track Sessions (2)

The Details

Starting Point

The Eddy Taproom & Hotel

Hotel(s)

The Sebastian - Vail / St. Julien Hotel & Spa

Upcoming Dates

October 22-25, 2026

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Your On track fleet

While a supercar is not provided for the Open Road portion of the experience, guests will choose from our selection of world-class supercars for the track finale.

Nissan GT-R

Corvette C8 Z06

Porsche Cayman GT4 RS

Ferrari 488 GTB

Porsche 911 GT3

Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4

Ferrari 296 GTB

Charger Hellcat (Ride-Along)

REAL STORIES, REAL EXPERIENCES.

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"ONCE IN A LIFETIME"

"Well worth the trip. It was beautiful, and fun, and exhilerating. All of the turns and the accelerations. It was once in a lifetime. It's amazing."

BRAD & CATHERINE

"ENJOYED THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE"

"Everything was great. Very well organized, beautiful places. The lodge was great, the food was awesome. We really enjoyed the whole experience."

IVAN

Frequently asked Questions

What is Open Road?

Open Road is a 3- or 4-day supercar expedition that combines breathtaking open-road driving through America's most iconic routes with an adrenaline-fueled track day at world-class circuits. Think of it as the ultimate driving vacation — curated routes, luxury accommodations, incredible meals, and the chance to push supercars to their limits on both road and track.

What does each day look like?

Each day of the expedition is different, depending on the tour. On road days, you'll follow a curated scenic route with planned stops, photo ops, and group meals. On track day, you'll get behind the wheel of supercars at your designated track day with professional instruction. Evenings are spent at handpicked hotels with group dinners and time to relax. We provide a detailed itinerary, route maps, and two-way radios so you always know what's happening next.

What are the locations?

We currently offer expeditions through some of the best driving roads in the country, including:

Illinois
Colorado
Georgia
Texas

Dates and availability vary depending on the location.

Where does each expedition start and end?

Start and end points vary by route. You can find exact meeting locations, routes, and timing details on the event-specific page. Most expeditions are designed as a loop or with convenient start/end cities so travel planning is easy.

How many people are on each rally?

We keep our groups intimate to maintain an exclusive, high-quality experience. Each rally accommodates approximately 12 cars, so you'll be part of a small convoy. It's social enough to make great memories and meet more people, but small enough to feel VIP.

How much actual driving is there each day?

On road days, expect roughly 3-4 hours of driving through carefully selected routes. On track days, you'll have 6-8 laps.

Is there free time, or is everything on a strict schedule?

We build in downtime each evening and between activities. While the driving portions follow a group schedule (rally-style, with route maps and timing), you'll have time to relax at the hotels, explore the area, or just kick back with fellow enthusiasts. It's structured enough to be seamless and flexible enough to be fun.

How is this different than the previous Open Road experience?

Our previous Open Road program took enthusiasts on one-day expeditions that ranged from 1 to 8 hours of driving to enjoy the essence of the supercar lifestyle, discover breathtaking scenic views and share a bucket-list experience with a passenger.

If you loved Open Road before, this is the next level. This expanded expedition takes everything that made the original unforgettable and elevates it with days of breathtaking driving routes, a dedicated track day at professional circuits, upgraded accommodations, and a more immersive multi-day journey. It’s the evolution of Open Road: bigger, longer, and even more exhilarating.

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