For 2026 the ABRR in Pennsylvania will be using a hub-and-spoke route. We will base our operations at the Quality Inn in Shepherdstown, WV. We will rally on Friday morning at the Holiday Inn in Morgantown PA (site of the 2023 ABRR) and spend Friday driving to Shepherdstown. If you don’t live within easy commuting distance of Morgantown PA, we have arranged for a block of rooms Thursday night (October 15th) at the Holiday Inn for participants. Registration will be open Thursday night and we have also arranged special access to the Classic Auto Mall car collection that is on site. Friday we will follow a scenic route to Shepherdstown, stopping along the way for lunch in Hagerstown MD and a visit to the Hagerstown Aviation Museum. Saturday we will join the Historics event at Summit Point Motorsports park including taking a few laps around the track and watching the historic racing series. The awards banquet will be Saturday night at the Bavarian Inn. Sunday we have another scenic drive to Highland Taps and Tables in Hanover PA for lunch and then the final drive back to Morgantown to pick up cars/trailers parked there. Participants can head home directly from Highland if convenient.
ABRR 2026 Itinerary
The final itinerary appears below and will be provided in the route book:
Rest stops are scheduled into the morning and afternoon routes. A complete detailed itinerary will be provided in the route book.
ABRR PA 2026 ROUTES
A high level picture of the 2026 routes appears below. The Google Maps section below contains links to the final detailed routes. The notation “ABRR26 1-1 Nicks Airport Inn” means the 2026 drive, day 1, drive 1 of the day, and the destination is Nicks Airport Inn.
ABRR 2026 Routes
If you would like to download route files for use in your navigation device (e.g. TomTom) or software (e.g. MyRouteApp) please see the section below. If there is a different file format you want, please send a request to abrrpa@gmail.com. Supported file formats are GPX, ITN, KML, TPF, TRF.
ABRR 2026 ROUTE FILES
Use these links to load Google Maps versions of the routes:
(These work on computers and phones)
Note about Google Maps routes:
You can load these routes on a computer, tablet or phone. On most phones, the routes will open in the Google Maps app on the phone if that app is installed. Google Maps will display the route to you but will not provide “turn-by-turn” instructions for driving the route. Instead, you can follow the route with the blue dot representing your current location and make sure that you turn appropriately to follow the route line on the map. The starting point of the route is represented by a green pin, the ending by a red pin, and a rest stop is a purple pin. To get turn-by-turn navigation on your phone requires a subscription app like MyRoute-App.
Use these links to download route files:
GPX File Archive - Zip archive of 7 GPX files
KML File Archive - Zip archive of 7 KML files
Please email abrrpa@gmail.com if you have any questions or issues.