Lorne Pier to Pub

  • Swim on agenda for Superfish

    Elite Superfish Tristan Read is determined to pursue the highly anticipated Lake Colac swim, which he is confident will attract other elite swimmers and support Life Saving Victoria’s water safety campaign.

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  • Ideal conditions for iconic Lorne events

    While most runners experiencing tendonitis of the hamstring would take a break from Lorne’s annual Mountain to Surf event, Colac’s Stacey McCarthy decided to complete a virtual run and take on the Pier to Pub for the first time.

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  • Run becoming a family affair

    The Mountain to Surf fun run has become a family affair for Colac’s Andrew McCarthy, who has completed the event more than 20 times.

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  • Twins going head-to-head for second time

    Long-time Lorne holiday-makers and identical twins Benjamin and Elijah Abraham will be hoping to gain bragging rights when they face off in tomorrow’s junior boys Pier to Pub swim.

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  • Lorne swim opens

    Lorne Surf Life Saving Club’s iconic Pier to Pub Swim is expecting bumper crowds once again in January.

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  • Milestone Pier to Pub for Lorne superfish

    Lorne local and long-time Pier to Pub participant Billy Bowden says the ocean swim has always been something close to him from a young age.

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  • Thousands to hit coast for race’s grand return

    Up to 40,000 people are set to flock to Lorne’s foreshore when the iconic Lorne Pier to Pub and Mountain to Surf events returns to the coastal town for the first time since 2020 on the weekend.

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  • Swimmer powering through

    Not even the coronavirus pandemic can stop Tristan Read’s incredible run in Lorne’s Pier to Pub.

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