How to Join the CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride
Who Can Participate
The CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride is open to everyone who wants to honor Andrew's memory and support veterans. That includes:
- Motorcycles of all types
- Cars and trucks — you don't need a motorcycle to ride with us
- Veterans and first responders — you ride free as our honored guests
- Community groups and families — all are welcome
The Route
The ride covers 61 miles through central Maine, starting at Route 202 Pizza & Grille in North Monmouth and finishing at Carrabec High School in North Anson — Andrew's alma mater.
Along the way, you'll pass through some of Maine's most beautiful countryside, with fuel stops at CITGO Monmouth, Riverside Kwik Stop in Jay, and Cumberland Farms in Livermore Falls.
Nine law enforcement agencies and four fire departments line the route to honor Andrew and keep riders safe.
Ride Day Schedule
- 8:00–9:15 AM — Registration and check-in
- 9:30 AM — Kickstands Up (KSU)
- 10:00–10:15 AM — Midpoint stop at Jay Plaza
- 11:35 AM — Arrival at Carrabec High School, North Anson
How to Register
Registration is handled through Zeffy. Pricing tiers are available for individuals, couples, and groups, with special recognition for veterans and first responders.
Visit calhmemorial.com/register to secure your spot. Space is limited, so register early.
How to Support Without Riding
Can't make it in person? You can still be part of the mission:
- Donate via Venmo at @CALH-MemorialRide — visit calhmemorial.com/donate
- Spread the word — share this page with anyone who might want to ride or donate
- Become a sponsor — businesses and community organizations are welcome to partner with us at calhmemorial.com/get-involved
See You on the Road
Every person who shows up — whether on two wheels or four, in person or in spirit — is part of keeping Andrew's memory alive. The 2027 ride is confirmed for Saturday, August 7th, 2027. We hope to see you there.