Napierville Dragway directions

[James Perrone]

Thinking of going best way to go from New York 11967 .Also hotel info
Thanks

[richie 2]

ohhhhh boy !!! that time of year again. someone will chime in with your required info im sure james....cant wait.

[Sean Gaffney]

James, pls go on Napierville Dragway website as directions and address are there as well as 2 hotels just down the street. Kevin will be posting everything tomorow regarding this National Open can't wait to see you all.

[Mark Markow]

for anyone on the fence about going. it's well worth it. it's a really nice ride no traffic to deal with. and the track personnel are some of the nicest people around. now I just need to learn to speak French !

[Jack Matyas]

Originally Posted by James Perrone

Thinking of going best way to go from New York 11967 .Also hotel info
Thanks

James - Just head North on the 'auto route' ..............

[Dave Casey]

James, it couldn't be any simpler, get on interstate 87 and go north, after crossing the border, the exit for the track is only a few miles, track is on the right side of the highway and you can almost see it from the exit. about 400 miles for you

[mat H/SA]

its exit 21 of highway 15 south
the highway 87 becomes the 15 after the border
after the exit turn right then right at the gas station
see you there !

[Angelo DiTocco]

James
Beware - of the huge, never ending, incredibly long grade about halfway up 87.... You will know you are getting pretty close when one tractor trailer after another blows by you at 100 mph in a futile attempt to get a running start..... You'll know you're really close when you start to smell burnt clutch...... Finally, you'll "know" you are there when your rig slows to a crawl but still passes the tractor trailers that are going 2 mph with the flashers on and the smoke from the burnt clutches pouring out from underneath.

[Dave Casey]

If you want to see the view, first you must climb the mountain,,,,,

Yes there are big hills, but don't be afraid, and do yourself a favor and go up 87 during daylight, it is the most beautiful ride in my opinion, especially when you get above Lake George , take a moment and stop at one of those rest areas too

[James Perrone]

Originally Posted by Angelo DiTocco

James
Beware - of the huge, never ending, incredibly long grade about halfway up 87.... You will know you are getting pretty close when one tractor trailer after another blows by you at 100 mph in a futile attempt to get a running start..... You'll know you're really close when you start to smell burnt clutch...... Finally, you'll "know" you are there when your rig slows to a crawl but still passes the tractor trailers that are going 2 mph with the flashers on and the smoke from the burnt clutches pouring out from underneath.

Thank for the play by play ..Installing NOS for the hill.Dave and everyone thanks hope to make the trip