Myrtleford Golden Spurs Rodeo
Myrtleford Lions Golden Spurs Rodeo wishes to express its heartfelt gratitude to the entire community who supported this year’s event.
To all of the various groups and their volunteers who planned and prepared all of the details to ensure a well run show.
To our sponsors – your generous donations and services are why we can continue to host such a grand event. A special shout out to the Alpine Shire Council. We are grateful for your support and partnership through the years.
To the competitors whose skill, expertise, and passion could be seen and felt throughout the showgrounds. Thank you for putting your heart and soul into giving Myrtleford a great show.
Lastly to the Myrtleford Community for coming out on Boxing Day and supporting a long standing tradition. We hope that you had a wonderful day and we look forward to hosting you all again in 2025!
Entry
Adults $35
Teenagers $25 (13yr to 17 yr)
Children $15 ( 6yr to 12 yr)
(under 6 years free)
Family $85 (2 A + 2 C)
Competitor Camping Only
Camping is $20 (Valid for the night of the 26th Dec. This ticket does not include entry to the rodeo. NO FREE CAMPING PERMITTED PRIOR TO OR DURING THE EVENT.)
Limited EFTPOS Available (no cash out) Registrations, Entry and Bar Sales
Please note: Rodeo run entirely by volunteers with all proceeds donated back to the community
Online Tickets
NOW AVAILABLE
Rodeo Program
A copy of the rodeo program will be provided free of charge at the gate and will be available online in December once the cowboy registrations are finalised.
Myrtleford
Myrtleford is located 273km northeast of Melbourne and only 50km from Hume Freeway and has held the Myrtleford Golden Spurs Rodeo on Boxing Day since 1954. The town, positioned in the northern foothills of the Mt Buffalo Range, serves as a gateway to Mt Buffalo National Park and its popular ski resorts.
The Myrtleford Golden Spurs Rodeo is the second longest running Victorian rodeo and the first of the summer circuit. Myrtleford is regarded as having one of the most spectacular rodeo arenas in Australia. The Stockman’s Hall of Fame in Longreach displays photos of the Myrtleford Rodeo and recognises its place in the history of rodeos in Australia.
There is a strictly enforced no BYO alcohol or glass policy.
Patrons should note that dogs are NOT permitted in the controlled Rodeo viewing area because of possible litigation, i.e. past our entrance gate
Gates open at 11.00am for the lead up events with the main program running from 4.00pm to 11.00p
Myrtleford Rodeo
Rodeo is conducted at the Myrtleford Showgrounds in a natural amphitheatre and there is plenty of room for everyone to see and be part of the action. Big screen replays ensure you won’t miss out on a thing.
Rodeo is fully catered and there is a strict no BYO alcohol or glass policy, with all eskies inspected by security on arrival. Patrons are urged to bring their own chair, warm jacket or blanket for the late evening. Pass outs available to get these items from your car.
What to Bring
- A chair to sit on
- A hat and sunscreen
- A camera
- Blankets for later in the night.
- A designated driver.
Note: All eskys and bags will be inspected at the gate by contracted security for BYO alcohol and glass.
Pass outs are available for you to collect items from your car.
Catering
Full catering is available onsite with
- Myrtleford Football and Netball Club BBQ
- Woodfire Pizza
- Normal Rodeo Fare: Pluto Pups, Hot Chips, Dim Sims, Ice creams, etc.
Kids
- Some sideshows onsite
- Cowboy and rodeo merchandise for sale.