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Sheepwash Classic returns to the Bellarine this Sunday

Published on 26 March 2026

 


A much-loved Barwon Heads tradition is making its return, with the Sheepwash Classic Fun Run/Walk set to bring the community together on Sunday 29 March.

Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities will take part in 1km, 4km and 8km courses, winding their way along the beautiful Barwon Heads and Ocean Grove foreshores. It’s a fantastic opportunity to get active, connect with others and enjoy our coast in a positive and energetic way.

From approximately 8am to 10.30am, the event will see an increased number of participants and spectators across Ocean Grove Beach and surrounding foreshore areas, as well as along sections of shared paths and local roads. Event and traffic marshals will be in place, but you may experience some short delays.

While the event is expected to create a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, we encourage the community to:

  • Allow a little extra time when travelling in the area
  • Take care when moving through shared paths and beach access points
  • Follow any temporary signage or directions from event organisers and marshals

We appreciate your patience and support as this much-loved event returns to the coast.

For more information, visit: https://sheepwashclassic.com/

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