Search
Close this search box.

The Witches are riding again to support CVHN on Halloween with their 16th Witch Ride

The Witches of South Walton are set the host the 16th Annual Witch Ride presented by Pizza by the Sea, on Wednesday, October 31 to support the mission of local nonprofit, the Children’s Volunteer Health Network, or CVHN. “When our founders started the ride in 2004, it was just three of them. It’s hard to […]

The Witches of South Walton are set the host the 16th Annual Witch Ride presented by Pizza by the Sea, on Wednesday, October 31 to support the mission of local nonprofit, the Children’s Volunteer Health Network, or CVHN.

“When our founders started the ride in 2004, it was just three of them. It’s hard to believe that we have grown to around 350 riders and many more followers,” said Stephen Brinker of the Witches of South Walton.

“Our little ride has inspired others around the US to start up rides of their own. We raised more than 15,000 dollars for CVHN. The rides elsewhere raise money for their own charities. It’s great to see something as simple as riding a bike can help so many in need. ”

Those participating can bring their own bike or rent one from one of our Bike Rental Partners. All participants should be at the Gulf Place Amphitheater by 6 a.m. the morning of the ride.

The Witches will be leaving the Gulf Place Amphitheater at 7 a.m. sharp, heading west along 30A for about 1.5 miles before looping back for the Gathering Brunch shortly after 8 am. Ticketed riders can expect to enjoy a leisurely morning bike ride followed by brunch, which includes delicious food and beverages, the opportunity to win incredible raffle and silent auction items, and compete in our Best Dress, Most Witchy Cackle & Best Broom (bike) decor competitions.

Admittance to the event is limited to the first 350 to register for the event. Advanced Registration is open for the advanced fee of $50. A t-shirt & early raffle tickets are also available for purchase.

“We have participants come in town from all over the country, and every year, riders rave about how much fun this event is,” said Carol Stafford, a ride founder. “Nothing gets you in the spirit of Halloween like dressing as a witch and riding your bike down Highway 30A. We get lots of honks and give lots of cackles!”

To purchase your ride ticket visit www.WitchRide.com or to learn more about the Witches, visit www.WitchesOfSouthWalton.comFacebook, or Instagram.

Join the conversation...

Continue reading 👇

Community Comments

“I worked at Hospitality Inn in 1973-1975 when it was the only "high rise" in Destin. Learned a lot about people working as the desk clerk. Most were visiting to...”
Respond
“My prayers (and whining) have been answered! So many Texans live here and need real Tex-Mex! Can’t wait!”
Respond
“This is giving me kneeling for flag vibes. So instead of a moment of silence-which ironically, speaks volumes!, you want them to hustle. I miss old usa. Working hard usa,...”
Respond
“Are passes given on the spot or mails to residents?”
Respond
“Maybe now we can get CLEAN BATHROOMS!!! THAT needs to be a PRIORITY!!!”
Respond
“DID PICKLES THE CAT PASS AWAY? IT’S BEEN POSTED ON FACEBOOK THAT SHE PASSED AWAY. PLEASE…LET US ALL KNOW. THANK YOU! EVERYONE L❤️VES PICKLES! DECEMBER 30th, 2024”
Respond
“$4.2 million could be better spent. Just put up interpretive outdoor posters at the parking lot.”
Respond
“Is it a hunting accident or something else. I hunted for 3 mornings and heard only 1 shot. What are the odds of this being an accident”
Respond
“How is this going to help the crowding of the high school?? This doesn’t make sense to build another elementary school/middle school when they all flow into the ONLY high...”
Respond
“The.Statue of Liberty was partly paid for in France by school children collecting coins. The Washington Monument program was going bust when American children sent in pennies to revive it....”
Respond

GET OUR FREE LOCAL NEWSLETTER

Get the weekday email that actually makes reading local news enjoyable again.