Where to go if you want to catch the parade (of motorcycles)

Monday, July 06, 2015   by: SooToday.com Staff

NEWS RELEASE

RIDE FOR SIGHT

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Ride for Sight, Northern Ontario is back again for its 4th year with another fun filled weekend at Searchmont Resort July 10, 11 and 12.

Ride for Sight Northern Ontario would like to invite all the local residents of Sault Ste Marie to come out and enjoy a parade of enthusiastic fundraising motorcyclists.

Come line the streets to see all the motorcyclists as they ride through the area in support of the Foundation Fighting Blindness.

These riders travel from all over Ontario and have spent the last year raising funds to donate directly to help find a cure for degenerative eye diseases and for a celebration weekend at Searchmont Resort.

Come out and cheer them on with signs of support!

Parade route:

1. Leaving Great Lakes Honda at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 11 heading south to Queen Street



2. Make a left onto Queen Street and continue to Dacey Road



3. Turn left on Dacey Road and continue to Trunk Road



4. Turn right onto Trunk Road and head through Garden River


5. 
Continue through Garden River, across the Echo Bay Bridge to Church Street



6. Turn left on Church Street to Hwy 17



7. Turn left on Hwy 17 to head back to Sault Ste Marie 



8. Turn right at the Hwy 17 and Trunk Road intersection



9. Follow Trunk Road to Wellington Street East


10. 
Turn right at Pim Street 



11. Follow Pim Street to Great Northern Road, then Hwy 17N


12. 
Continue on Hwy 17N to Batchawana Voyegeur for a BBQ lunch


After the BBQ, the riders will return to Searchmont for bikes games, local First Nations dancers, singers and drummers, a fresh fish dinner, three bands, prizes and some surprises.

Join Ride for Sight today at www.rideforsight.com and come out this weekend.

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Where to go if you want to catch the parade (of motorcycles)