PCA Fall Treffen at The Greenbrier-W. Virginia

PCA’s Fall Treffen will be to the world-famous “America’s Resort”, The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia on September 16-20, 2020 in the breathtaking Allegheny Mountains.   This 5-day event is all social with no competitive events and only guided self-driving group tours or guided no-drive groups tours over three days with lunches included and themed dinner/socials Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings included.  The Registration Fee includes three breakfasts Thursday – Saturday, Wednesday late afternoon Reception, three themed dinner/socials, Event Apparel and Treffen Goodie Bag.  All tours are additional fees, but include lunch.  Registration opens on Wednesday, July 15, 2020 at 3 PM EDT at Treffen.pca.org and should sellout very quickly after the cancellation of both the Spring PCA Treffen at The Broadmoor Resort in Colorado Springs and this summer’s annual PCA Porsche Parade in Palm Springs, California due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.  Schedules, activities and hotel information are now available on the Treffen website above.  The resort will not take PCA member reservations until registration opens and you become a registered Fall Treffen Greenbrier Entrant.  You will also then be eligible for the negotiated PCA Group Hotel Discount.

May 28 Update:  The Treffen Registration Fee is $545/person and includes three full breakfasts at the Greenbrier Resort (Thursday thru Saturday), Wednesday late afternoon Reception, Thursday and Saturday evening Themed-Dinners and Friday Themed Social, Event Apparel for both Entrants and Treffen Goodie Bag, plus the organizational cost of putting on the Treffen.  All optional Tours on Thursday thru Saturday are additional cost, but include lunch.  So most of your meals are taken care of – if you sign up for tours everyday – except Wednesday and Friday evening dinners, which are free nights after the included Socials and then Sunday breakfast is on your own.  Thursday has six different guided self-driving group tours to choose from that are repeated on Friday, so you have two chances to book your favorite driving tours.   Saturday there are additionally four totally different guided group tours on “Navigators Day Off” to give navigators a day off to relax and just enjoy the tours – no driving required.  Some of the Navigator’s Day Off Tours involve going to local attractions and others are onsite on the hotel grounds, but all include lunch.  You can also get Route Instructions at the Greenbrier Treffen Info Desk for all the Guided Tours and take them at your leisure on your own for free, but it’s a lot more fun with the PCA group and you see more things you normally would not see on your own, thanks to your local sponsoring PCA Region member volunteer guides who know the area.

Good luck and see you at The Greenbrier Resort in mid-September!  Brigitta and I can’t wait to go!

Bob Snider, CIR/PCA Membership Chair