Grampians Ride to Remember

The Grampians Ride to Remember is an annual event where the community comes together to ride their motorcycles from Ararat and around the Grampians region. The ride raises money for the Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation.

More than 300 people join the ride each year, and this year, the event will attract hundreds of community members to raise money for this worthy cause.

The Ride commences in Barkly St, Ararat, at 9am sharp. It travels on all sealed roads through the rural countryside within the Ararat Rural City and Pyrenees Shire Council municipalities. The Ride takes in the roads along the edges of the magnificent Grampians National Park and travels through the towns of Willaura, Wickliffe and Dunkeld.

This then continues onto Streatham and Eurambeen Rd, and then turns onto the Western Highway through to Buangor (a Water Stop), before heading back to Ararat, via Warrak, for a relaxing BBQ in the Alexandra Gardens. The Ride route will take some spectacular scenery, including the Challicum Hills and Ararat Wind Farms.

Your registration Includes a BBQ Lunch, a Showbag with a Commemorative Badge, and complimentary bottled water at the Ride’s finish. The event acknowledges and pays respect to Victorian Police officers who are killed on active duty, and money raised will be donated to the Blue Ribbon Foundation to fund medical equipment at Ararat Hospital.

So if you have a registered motorbike and are fully licenced, come and join this event in the beautiful Grampians and donate to a great cause!