Proceeds from these attractions will be divided between local scout groups and the Hell, Michigan Chamber of Commerce. HellFest traditionally features the unusual Bed Race, and this year is no exception. Arts and crafts vendors from around the state get their festival season started with a visit to this tiny town, presenting their wares to visitors eager to take home a little bit of Hell. Food and beverages will be prepared by Hell's Kitchen in the Hell Country Store and Spirits, and by the Dam Site Inn. Back off, Citizens.
Participants receive free helmet and windshield stickers at the close of the service.
Like most everything else we do here, the Blessing is all in good fun. Hundreds of members of the Thin Blue Line, a charitable organization which supports fallen police officers and their families, will include the Blessing of the Rides on their itinerary this year. Other participants come from Harley Owner's Groups, but many are simply individuals who enjoy the scenery and the chance to meet other riders. For more, contact Todd McKinney at 734.878.1099.