Tour De Houston

Mayor Sylvester Turner and the Apache Corporation announced the return of Tour de Houston Presented by Apache Corporation, Sunday, April 3rd. Cyclists of all skill levels will gather at City Hall on Sunday, April 3rd as the event returns for its 15th year to benefit the Re-Plant Houston Program managed by the Houston Parks and Recreation Department.

The ride will begin downtown at City Hall, travel west along Allen Parkway, with scenic views of Buffalo Bayou, the new tunnels on Memorial Drive, and northwest through Spring Branch, Cypress, and back to City Hall. Turner and Team Apache will lead the 2022 cyclists. Riders will follow an all-new route this year cruising through four of our Houston City Council Districts A, C, G, and I. Rider rest stops for the 20, 40 and 60-mile routes are Landrum Middle School, Lee Elementary School and Thornton Middle School.

With three distance options, the Tour de Houston Presented by Apache Corporation is the perfect outdoor event for all cyclists, from the leisure rider to cycling competitors. The distance options include the 60-mile route starting at 7:30 a.m., a 40-mile route at 8 a.m. and a 20-mile route at 8:15 a.m. (approximate miles). The event is expected to draw more than 5,000 participants.  Along the route, riders will find fully-stocked rest stops, bike repair support, along with police and medical support. The ride will end with a celebration at City Hall for participants. 

Registration Fee Schedule:
•Early Bird:  through March 11, until midnight, $40
•Registration - March 12 – April 2 until midnight, $45
•Onsite event registration: April 3rd is $50 
•Riders 12 and under is $25 for the duration

More details, including packet pick-up and schedules for pre-registered riders, can be found at www.tourdehouston.org.