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One Car (Two Attendees) - $450
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Includes: Private tour of the Gamble House (1985 Back to the Future, Doc's House), food and drink for two, and a curated scenic drive through Idyllwild's infamous fall landscape.
One Car (Solo Attendee) - $350
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Includes: Private tour of the Gamble House (1985 Back to the Future, Doc's House), food and drink for one, and a curated scenic drive through Idyllwild's infamous fall landscape.
Tickets are non-refundable. If you have any questions please contact us at marketingteam@petersen.org
About the Event
Gear up for a day of scenic drives, quirky landmarks, and delicious food on a rally to Idyllwild, a charming mountain town nestled in the San Bernardino National Forest.
Well known for its vivid beauty during fall, Idyllwild is a breathtaking landscape to behold. We’ll be getting together for a curated drive through the winding roads of Idyllwild and along the way, stopping for food, drinks and great times with a phenomenal group of automotive enthusiasts.
Run Of Show
8:45AM - Meet at the Gamble House to begin the rally.
9:00AM - Enjoy a private tour of the Gamble House, which was featured as Doc Emmett Brown’s house in the 1955 segment of the film Back to the Future (1985).
10:00AM - Depart to Idyllwild.
11:30AM - Pit stop at an Apple Farm for fresh hot apple cider, as well as sweet delights such as apple pies, donuts, crisp, and more.
12:00PM - Oak Glen to Idyllwild rally drive with a curated route through mountains.
1:15PM - Get to know your rally friends better over lunch at a brewpub.
3:00PM - After lunch, depart for the last drive of the day to Rancho Mirage.
4:30PM - Stop at the State Fare Bar & Kitchen at the Ritz-Carlton Rancho Mirage.
5:00PM - Rally Concludes
Scenic views, delicious food, cool fall weather; celebrate the season change with the Petersen on this one-day rally.
Event FAQs
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This trip will be approximately 175 miles one-way.
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The rally begins at the Gamble House in Pasadena, well known for its appearance in Back to the Future (1985) as Doc Emmett Brown's home in 1955.
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Please don’t hesitate to reach out to experiences@petersen.org for more questions!
