Spring Mountain advice
Last edited by Zjoe6; Apr 3, 2020 at 08:13 PM.
This is basically the same thing that I have done. If the condos are sold out Spring Mountain will Put you in a hotel in Pahrump for your stay, usually the Holiday Inn Express.
The Track is right on the same road, I believe it's highway 160, on your right as you approach Pahrump. If you go during the summer months you get 2 nights in the condo and a 16gig SD card for the PDR I'd recommend talking to Donna and set up arrival the day before your class, you can check into the condo after about 2PM, the summer classes start at 7AM, with breakfast in the Clubhouse starting at 6AM, lunch around noon and class out at 3PM. Lots of water and energy drink to stay hydrated, you run about 45 minute sessions in the car, followed by equal classroom time and run windows up, A/C on and it's a very dry heat. For dinner I'd highly recommend Symphony Restaurant at the Pahrump Winery, it's about a 5 minute ride from the track, excellent food and Wine tastings if that's your thing, or you can pay and eat dinner at the Clubhouse, the chef there is pretty good also, but the atmosphere at Symphony is really nice and they do a LOT of Spring Mountain business. The staff at Spring Mountain is excellent, if you thought you were a pretty good driver, they will prove to you that you were definitely not, but you'll be a lot closer to that when you leave. I think you'll find that it's the best $1,000 you could spend on yourself, and you'll be thinking about when you can go back again, enjoy and good luck!




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Unsure how they will manage accommodations and the classes after they reopen from the COVID fiasco, but their facilities are great.
Assuming a return to semi-normal after the virus has abated, SM's processes may differ from the pre COVID days, but -
- Suggest getting into LAS the day before and driving to SM to be rested in the AM.
- If you like good food and wine, Symphony's restaurant is collocated with the Pahrump Valley Winery and is a jewel in the desert. Great food and good wines at a great price.
- Take a 16-32GB Class 10 SD card for the PDR and record the training as well as the track sessions.
- Pay attention to the speed limits and watch out for the Smokeys on the road back to LAS... The instructors remind students of that just before closing out, when the adrenaline levels may be a bit elevated
- ENJOY... it's on the short list of the best training I have received.




Bill
Pahrump is really close to Death Valley National Park. If you've never been I'd recommend you spend an extra day or so and go explore that park.
Please feel free to PM or email me if you have any other questions, as well as if you want to register for an upcoming date, call the sales staff at 800-391-6891. They are all working from home during this shutdown..
I would add to the scenic drive through Death Valley national park, to also consider Valley of fire, or Red Rock canyon. Both are near Las Vegas (red rock, if you just want to drive through it, is more or less on the way towards our track), and are worth the time in my opinion.
hope to see you out here!
https://www.redrockcanyonlv.org/wp-c...7_vfin-web.pdf
valley of fire-is north of las vegas...so it's a bit more out of the way.
http://parks.nv.gov/parks/valley-of-fire
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