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22 November 2026
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Ride for Mental Health in Tasmania
Sunday 22 November 2026 - Rides from 10km to 100km
We Have Raised :
$350,000+
Every registration dollar goes directly towards mental health and youth services in Northern Tasmania.
Sally’s Ride is run entirely by volunteers and supported through grants and sponsorships.
Ride for a Cause That Matters
Sally’s Ride — The Tamar Valley Cycle Challenge is Launceston’s signature community cycling event, uniting riders of all ages and abilities to make a difference. Set against the stunning Tamar Valley backdrop, the event raises vital funds for youth mental health and suicide prevention programs in Tasmania. Whether you’re taking on the challenge of a 100km course or enjoying a relaxed family ride, every kilometre counts towards creating hope and support for young Tasmanians.
Date: Sunday, 22 November 2026
Location: Launceston & Tamar Valley, Tasmania
Ride Distances: 10km, 50km, 70km & 100km
Cause: Supporting youth mental health and suicide prevention initiatives
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The four rides offer differing challenges to cater for riders of all abilities.
E-bikes welcome on all rides.
10km
Family Ride
ALA Partners
10km ride
50km
Solstice Energy
50km Challenge
70km
JBS
70km Challenge
100km
Sally’s Ride
Briggs Financial
100km Challenge
All rides start & finish at the Launceston Rugby Union Club via Home Point Parade.
Please note the special Terms and Conditions here: Terms and Conditions of Entry
Kids Zone
Sally’s Ride isn’t just for cyclists, it’s a day the whole family can enjoy! Thanks to the support of St.Lukes Health, we’re excited to bring you the Kids Zone, packed with fun activities to keep young ones entertained throughout the event.
Children can enjoy:
🎨 Face Painting
🎲 Games and activities
🚲 Bike-friendly fun designed for little riders
The Kids Zone offers a safe and welcoming space for families to relax, play, and enjoy the event atmosphere. While staff and volunteers will be on hand to help, parental guidance is still required, so you can keep an eye on your little ones while they make the most of the activities.
It’s the perfect way for families to be part of the day together.
Sally’s Ride started in 2002 when Sally Fletcher rode 1,400km solo around Tasmania raising funds for youth mental health in Tasmania. In 2009, in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Central Launceston, the event was expanded to include different cycling opportunities for riders of all fitness and abilities.