West Texas Rehab to Benefit From the 2024 Tour de Gap

Join us for the 41st annual Tour de Gap, now proudly benefiting West Texas Rehabilitation Center! Scheduled for Saturday, July 27 this beloved event continues its tradition of family-friendly cycling through the scenic community of Buffalo Gap, with proceeds supporting an invaluable cause.

The Tour de Gap has evolved into a major event, attracting over 300 cyclists from across Texas. Participants will ride through the hills surrounding the beautiful Buffalo Gap area, experiencing the charm and hospitality of this unique region.

On Saturday, riders can select from three routes: 11 miles, 50K, or 100K. Registration is $55 for adults, with free entry for children under 14 when accompanied by a paying adult. Be sure to pre-register by Thursday, July 25, to secure your spot. Late registration after midnight on July 25 will be $65.

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This year, all funds raised will benefit West Texas Rehabilitation Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for those they serve, regardless of financial circumstances. Since 1953, Rehab has provided exceptional outpatient rehabilitative and hospice care throughout the Abilene-Big Country and San Angelo-Concho Valley areas.

To register for the Tour de Gap events, visit the Tour de Gap Bike Reg website. For volunteer opportunities or additional questions, contact West Texas Rehabilitation Center at 325-793-3500. Join us in supporting this incredible cause while enjoying a weekend of fun and fitness in Buffalo Gap!

West Texas Rehabilitation Center (WTRC) offers a wide range of services for both adults and children, including:

• Physical Therapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Speech Therapy
• Audiology Services
• Orthotics and Prosthetics
• Hospice Care through Hospice of San Angelo12.
  Source: WTRC

WTRC operates in multiple locations, including Abilene, San Angelo, and Ozona, and provides outreach programs throughout the Concho Valley and Big Country.

Their mission is to improve the quality of life for those they serve, regardless of financial circumstances. They rely heavily on community support and donations to carry out their mission