HunterMoss Expands to the USA’s East Coast

 

HunterMoss, the luxury driving specialist known for curating some of the most coveted road journeys in the world, is expanding to the East Coast of the United States. The company, whose itineraries range from the dramatic passes of the Swiss Alps to some of Europe’s most celebrated driving routes, will launch three new long-weekend experiences across New York, Virginia and North Carolina in 2026.

The new collection reflects a shift in how many travellers are approaching luxury travel. Rather than committing to long, structured holidays, there is growing demand for shorter escapes that feel immersive and restorative. HunterMoss has built its reputation on precisely this idea: journeys that combine the thrill of high-performance driving with the comfort and detail of exceptional hospitality.

The East Coast experiences introduce that formula to a landscape that feels particularly suited to it. Within a few hours of New York City, the scenery shifts dramatically from pastoral farmland to sweeping mountain ranges, historic towns and quiet countryside roads that seem designed for driving.

Hudson Valley

The Hudson Valley itinerary captures the classic beauty of an American summer. Guests travel north of New York City along winding parkways lined with orchards, rustic farmland and views toward the Catskill Mountains. Days are spent navigating picturesque country roads in a rotating fleet of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, McLarens and Porsches, while evenings unfold at a traditional country estate where gardens, spa facilities and relaxed sunset cocktails offer a softer counterpoint to the day’s drive.

July – August 2026

Prices from: $11,490 (USD)


Blue Ridge Mountains

Further south, the landscape becomes more dramatic. The Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia provide the setting for a four-day driving journey along more than 250 miles of sweeping mountain roads, including stretches of the legendary Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway. Early autumn brings cooler air and the first hints of golden foliage, creating an atmosphere that feels both cinematic and deeply calm. Guests stay at a secluded private mountain estate where evenings revolve around Southern-inspired cuisine, regional wines and fireside tastings of local moonshine.

September 2026

Prices from: $10,490 (USD)


Asheville Weekend Getaway

By October, the journey continues to Asheville, North Carolina, where the Blue Ridge Mountains reach their most spectacular moment of the year. The roads weave through Pisgah National Forest, where misty ridgelines rise above forests transformed into deep amber and crimson. The experience is anchored by a historic luxury estate on the outskirts of Asheville, known for its grand architecture, restorative spa and locally inspired fine dining.

October 2026

Prices from: $10,490 (USD)


Across each itinerary, the philosophy behind HunterMoss remains consistent. Guests drive a rotating fleet of supercars throughout the journey, experiencing multiple vehicles while following routes carefully designed for both beauty and driving pleasure. The days balance exhilaration with unhurried moments - long lunches, regional tastings, or optional experiences that connect travellers to the character of each destination.

Since its founding in 2008, HunterMoss has positioned itself at the intersection of luxury travel and driving culture. What began as a European concept has grown into a global portfolio of curated journeys, appealing to travellers who appreciate not only extraordinary destinations but the experience of the road itself.

The introduction of these East Coast routes marks the latest chapter in that evolution. By pairing iconic American landscapes with the precision and style that define its journeys, HunterMoss is quietly reshaping the modern road trip into something far more refined.

For those who love driving and travelling well the result is something rare: a weekend escape that feels both exhilarating and effortlessly luxurious.

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