19 Texas Univ Students on the Texas 4000 Ride for Cancer 2026 stopped in Mesquite May 27th.
The Texas 4000 for Cancer 2026 Ride is a significant event that combines education, community engagement, and fundraising efforts in the fight against cancer.
Created in 2004, the Sierra route traverses the southwestern desert climates of West Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah before heading north up the California, Oregon, and Washington coasts and into British Columbia and the Yukon before finally reaching Alaska. The route stops in large cities, small towns, and national parks along the way, including: Zion National Park, UT; Yosemite National Park, CA; South Lake Tahoe, CA; San Francisco, CA; Portland, OR; Seattle, WA; Vancouver, BC; Prince George, BC; and Whitehorse, YT. The Sierra route was one of the two original routes that were created when Texas 4000 was founded in 2004.
19 Texas Univ Students on the Texas 4000 Ride for Cancer 2026 stopped in Mesquite May 27th.
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