Around 8:30 a.m., the Wagonmaster will lead the mail wagon from Porterville to Springville following his route of choosing.  Riders from all over are welcome and encouraged to join the Wagonmaster by gathering near the old railroad tracks on D Street between Olive and Orange.  All riders are to have their animals ready to leave by 8:30 a.m. if they wish to participate.  A police escort will be on hand to ensure everyone stays together and remains under control and safe to the other riders and on-lookers.

The route will be as follows:

The Wagonmaster will begin near City Hall in downtown Porterville with his posse and the mail wagon and travel to the Porterville Chamber of Commerce on Main Street to load up the mail.  Once loaded, the wagon will continue down Main Street to Orange Ave. where it will stop until the rest of the riders join them.  IMPORTANT: Riders wishing to join the ride should gather along the old railroad tracks on D Street between Olive and Orange.  (There will be no access to the usual place  across from the old fairgrounds.) Please remain off the road near the old railroad tracks until a police escort is ready to lead riders down Walnut St. to join the rear of the procession on Main Street.   Once all riders have joined the Wagonmaster, we will continue east on Orange Ave, cross at Plano where the street name changes to Date and then to  Springville Drive shortly after.  Heading east on Springville Drive all the way to Road 284 that connects to Highway 190.  After a short break at Success Market, everyone will cross the Highway together and continue east towards Springville.  A lunch stop is planned at The Antlers.  After an extended rest to allow the animals and riders to regain some energy, the entourage continues up Hwy. 190 until they reach the Springville Rodeo Grounds.  This is the end of the trail for the public.  However, after a short break, the Wagonmaster and his posse will escort the mail wagon on into Springville where a gang of rebels are rumored to have plans of stopping the mail wagon.  It will be up to the Wagonmaster and his posse to protect the mail and deliver it safely to the Springville Post Office.