Breakpoint Volunteers
There are typically four to eight breakpoints on the route each day. Breakpoints provide riders with food, drinks, portable toilets, medical support and a place to rest before continuing to Comal County Fairgrounds on Day 1 and the Alamodome on Day 2.
Breakpoint volunteers are needed to help set up, take down and operate these rest areas. Activities may include putting up and taking down tents, tables and chairs; cutting fruit; mixing sport drinks; providing information and directions to cyclists; managing lines and crowd control; providing positive moral support and hospitality; and loading and unloading supply trucks.
Lunch Volunteers
Lunch is provided to all registered participants of the ride. The lunch stop is similar to the break points but much larger. The lunch stop provide riders with lunch, snacks, drinks, portable toilets, medical support and a place to rest before continuing to Comal County Fairgrounds on Day 1 and the Alamodome on Day 2.
Lunch volunteers are needed to help set up, take down and operate the lunch area. Activities may include putting up and taking down tents, tables and chairs; cutting fruit; mixing sport drinks; handing out lunches; providing information and directions to cyclists; managing lines and crowd control; providing positive moral support and hospitality; and loading and unloading supply trucks.