Route & Community Support
Follow the Ride
Whether you're riding with us or cheering from the roadside, here's everything you need to know about the route and how to show your support.
Annual update: The route is finalized each spring. Details below are updated annually before registration opens.
The Route
This Year's Route
Start
North Monmouth
North Monmouth, Maine
Finish
Carrabec High School
North Anson, Maine
Distance
61 miles
Est. Duration
Approx. 2 hours
The procession departs North Monmouth at 9:30 AM and travels north through the communities of Winthrop, Wayne Village, East Livermore, Livermore Falls, Jay, Wilton, Farmington, and New Vineyard before arriving in North Anson and finishing at Carrabec High School. Through New Vineyard, the ride travels Route 234 — named Corporal Andrew L. Hutchins Way in his honor.
Community Viewing Locations
Watch from the Roadside
You don't have to ride to be part of this. Communities along the route are encouraged to come out and show their support as the procession passes through.
- 1
Winthrop
9:30 – 9:40 AMWinthrop, Maine
One of the first communities the procession passes through after departing North Monmouth. Line the road and give the riders a strong send-off.
- 2
Wayne Village
9:40 – 9:50 AMWayne, Maine
The procession passes through Wayne Village early in the route. A great spot to line the road and cheer the riders on.
- 3
East Livermore
9:50 – 10:00 AMEast Livermore, Maine
The procession rolls through East Livermore on its way north. Come out and show your support as the riders pass through.
- 4
Livermore Falls
10:00 – 10:10 AMLivermore Falls, Maine
The procession passes through Livermore Falls. A great spot to line the road and cheer the riders on.
- 5
Jay — Midpoint Stop
10:15 – 10:30 AMJay Plaza, Jay, Maine
The ride makes a scheduled rest stop at Jay Plaza. Supporters are welcome to gather here and meet the riders in person.
- 6
Wilton
10:45 – 10:55 AMWilton, Maine
The procession passes through Wilton on its way north. A great spot to line the road and honor Andrew's memory.
- 7
Farmington
11:00 – 11:10 AMFarmington, Maine
The procession passes through Farmington on its way north. Line the road and show your support.
- 811:20 – 11:35 AM
Named in his honor
New Vineyard — Corporal Andrew L. Hutchins Way
Route 234, New Vineyard, Maine
Route 234 through New Vineyard was named Corporal Andrew L. Hutchins Way in his honor. The procession travels this road on every ride — a powerful reminder of the community's love for Andrew and his family.
- 11:35 AM – Noon
Final Destination
Carrabec High School — Finish Line
North Anson, Maine
The final destination. Join us at Carrabec High School for the closing ceremony and post-ride gathering.
How to Show Your Support
Roadside Supporter Guide
If you're watching from the roadside, here are a few ways to make the procession feel the love.
Fly Your Flags
American flags, POW/MIA flags, and military branch flags are always welcome along the route. Line the road and let the riders know their community is behind them.
Bring the Kids
This is a family event. Children lining the road to wave and cheer means the world to the riders and to Andrew's family. It's a powerful reminder of why we ride.
Respect the Procession
Please yield to the procession and do not attempt to merge into or cross the line of vehicles while it is moving. Ride marshals and law enforcement will be present throughout.
Share on Social Media
Tag your photos and videos with our hashtag and follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Sharing the ride extends Andrew's memory far beyond the roads we travel.
Join Us at the Finish
The ride will conclude at Carrabec High School in North Anson, where we’ll gather to remember Andrew, connect with fellow riders and community members, and continue supporting Maine veterans. The post-ride gathering is open to the public—you do not need to participate in the ride to attend. Friends, families, veterans, community members, and supporters are all welcome to meet us at the destination and be part of this meaningful day. Additional details about food, raffles, activities, and arrival times will be announced as the event approaches.
Law Enforcement & Safety
Escorted & Supported
The procession is escorted and supported by law enforcement and fire departments from every community along the route. Their presence keeps riders safe and honors Andrew's service with the respect it deserves.
Law Enforcement
Fire & Rescue
Ready to Ride or Cheer?
Register for the ride or plan your roadside viewing spot. Every person on that route — riding or waving — is part of the tribute.