Mopar Meet in the Mountains - 2021 - Pigeon Forge, TN

Wizard of Iz · Aug 20, 2020

There were a few Durangos in attendance in at Mopar Meet in the Mountains 2020 so I thought I'd post here in case anyone wants to attend in June 2021. Lots of cool Mopars. Lots of great people.

This is copied from the Meet in the Mountains Facebook page. Please note that I am not an organizer of this event ... Just passing along some information.

Meet in the Mountains - June 2021

Mopar Meet in the Mountains
June 11th -13th 2021

The Meet in the Mountains is a family event that is held in Pigeon Forge TN in June for MOPAR enthusiasts.

We have always referred to the Meet in the Mountains as a family reunion. We have a car show and other car-related events but that's not the main reason we continue to go each year. We enjoy getting together and hanging out with friends. It's also a chance to meet new people that share a passion for MOPARS.

There's a group hotel. And in the evenings, you'll find everyone hanging out in the parking lot. If you would rather stay somewhere else, there are plenty of other hotels and cabins in the area.

Activities Include:
Welcome Reception
Police Escorted Cruise through town
Optional Tail of the Dragon/Scenic Cruise through Mountains
Car/Truck Show/Autocross at Smokies Stadium

Show information
The first 100 vehicles will receive goody bags.
Car/truck show registration is $40 until May 1st. May 1st to June 6th is $45. After June 6th, registration will increase to $50. There is an additional fee for the autocross.

Please complete the registration form in the pinned post on the Facebook Group page and register to attend the event even if you do not plan to enter the show .

You can enter up to 2 vehicles. If you are bringing other vehicles, those drivers need to register. Please complete all of the fields

The registration money is used to pay for the stadium rental as well as to purchase trophies and goody bag items.

DuRonbo · Aug 20, 2020

Could very well attend this one. Thanks for bringing it up.

About an 8.5 hour drive for me.

Wizard of Iz · Aug 20, 2020

The guy that won the Autocross event last year (in a Sublime Green Challenger) made the trip from Arkansas --- as he did in 2018.

I have about the same drive from Florida.

DuRonbo · Aug 20, 2020

Interesting. Thought it was more of just a Car show type event. If there are other events that makes it even better.

I typically drive almost 15 hours for an annual event that a guy hosts at his home in Raleigh, NC for LH/LX cars and anybody else. So an 8.5 hour drive is no problem!

I.m not on Facebook nor do I want to be. Is there another avenue for more info on this meet?

Wizard of Iz · Aug 20, 2020

It's an event that was started - I think - about 10 years ago by a bunch of Challenger owners that hung out on the same forum. After a few years a number of them had moved from their Challenger to other Mopar products so it became a all Mopar event. This year there were Challengers, Chargers, Durangos, Jeeps, Magnums, 300s, Darts, Rams, and a couple of Classic Mopars. Mostly Challengers and Chargers ... but everything was fairly well represented.

By the way ... when I went to the page to grab this information I saw that a guy with a pretty sweet Grand Cherokee has already registered.

Here's the Registration information copied from the Facebook Page.

Registration Info !
Welcome to the Meet in the Mountains! We have already been working hard at ensuring this event will be fun and memorable one and are pleased to announce that registration is now open for the June 11-13th 2021 Meet in the Mountains event!

A lot of information is being presented below on event registration and host hotel, so please read carefully. Registration is $40 per car for the event. If you are participating in the autocross it is an additional $25 (must reg for the event also) .

To complete your registration, you will need to complete both the registration form at the SurveyMonkey link below AND follow the appropriate PayPal links for payment of the event registration and additional autocross registration. Please note that you do not need a PayPal account to pay for event registration fees through these links as a credit card option will be available at checkout.

Follow the Survey Monkey link to fill out the registration form:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MeetInTheMountain2021

Event Registration Fee:
https://tinyurl.com/MITMRegistration2021

Autocross Registration Fee:
https://tinyurl.com/autocrossMITM2021

We are also excited to announce that we have secured the Ramsey Hotel in Pigeon Forge as our Host Hotel and encourage everyone attending to book their stay at the host hotel as that is where all the fun happens outside of the scheduled events!

They have a block of room types set aside just for our event that will remain open until May 13, 2021. After May 13, the room block, and special pricing will be released. Available Room Types & Rates: (rates listed do not include current state and local taxes; all rooms come with mini fridge & microwave; room rates listed also include daily complimentary breakfast & parking):
Queen – Rate $179 per night
King -- Rate $179 per night

Cancellation Info: 48-hour notice prior to arrival without penalty Booking Information -- Please DO NOT book your reservations online. Call to make reservations to avoid confusion and ensure you are getting established booking rates.

Ramsey Hotel (865) 428-2700
http://myramseyhotel.com/
The Block reservation is under Meet In The Mountains

The hotel will have roped off parking and trailer parking. Let the us know if you experience any issues in registration or booking your room.

DuRonbo · Aug 20, 2020

Thanks for the info. Checking with some friends that aren't Durango owners that could be interested.

Wizard of Iz · Aug 20, 2020

As long as they're Mopar owners they'll be welcome.

I'll probably take my '15 Challenger SRT again in 2021 just because it's so much fun on The Tail of the Dragon.

TrustJesus1 · Aug 21, 2020

I for some weird reason like the grand Cherokee. I think because it resembles the D, to me anyway.

Shadowed · Nov 25, 2020

I saw meet in mountains... was very disappointed when it wasn't in the mountains... like ya know real mountain areas... like the Rocky Mountains where there are 14'ers which are real mountains and not large hills.

Also sadly this meet is a bit to far away... I woulda still came and brought photos of real mountains. lol

To be honest though I was born and raised on the Front Range of Northern Colorado and when I was stationed in Fort Gordan, GA I would always take the route that put me in your mini mountain range cause big or small they are so beautiful.

Wizard of Iz · Nov 25, 2020

Shadowed said:
I saw meet in mountains... was very disappointed when it wasn't in the mountains... like ya know real mountain areas... like the Rocky Mountains where there are 14'ers which are real mountains and not large hills.

Also sadly this meet is a bit to far away... I woulda still came and brought photos of real mountains. lol

To be honest though I was born and raised on the Front Range of Northern Colorado and when I was stationed in Fort Gordan, GA I would always take the route that put me in your mini mountain range cause big or small they are so beautiful.

I never met a mountain range that I didn't like. Fact is that "our"mountains have simply been worn down over time. You see, the Appalachian Mountains are much, much older than the Rocky Mountains. Way before any of us were around, the Appalachians reached heights that rivaled the Rockies and the Alps.

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