The fourth annual Firefighter Memorial Ride is set to cruise through Santa Clarita at the end of May, benefiting the Los Angeles County Fire Department widows and orphans fund, officials said.

The L.A. County Fire Motorcycle Club, a nonprofit that supports local firefighters, is set to host the ride, which is scheduled for May 26. The event will start at fire station 126 in Valencia.

The final destination is the Route 66 Classic Grill in Canyon Country, according to officials. The event is scheduled to start at 8 a.m. with registration and a light breakfast provided to participants.

At 9:30 a.m. a memorial ceremony is set to be held, and at 10:30 a.m., kickstands go up as the ride begins. The scenic motorcycle ride is expected to take two to three hours.

Once the riders arrive at Route 66 Classic Grill, they will be greeted with a live band, an auction, a raffle and a tri-tip lunch.

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A majority of the riders  are current and retired firefighters, but anyone interested in participating in the event is welcome, organizers said.

Riders who pre-register pay a $30 registration fee, and an additional $20 per passenger. On the day of the event, riders will pay $40 in registration fees. Passengers will remain $20.

Anybody who does not want to ride can pay $20 to attend the lunch. All proceeds will benefit the Los Angeles County Fire Department widows and orphans fund.

To pre-register for the event, click here.

Fire station 126 is located at 26320 Citrus Street. and Route 66 Classic Grill is located at 18730 Soledad Canyon Road.

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