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April 22, 2023

Water Cycle

Dadeville, AL, USA · Engineers Without Borders - Auburn University Chapter

About this event

Auburn University’s Chapter of Engineers Without Borders is excited to present our second annual Water Cycle event! This cycling event will take place on April 22nd​​​​ at Martin Dam at Lake Martin. Riders will be able to choose from three different distances: a 15 mile, 30 mile, or 60 mile route; there will also have an option to participate in a 60 mile race in which the winners will be taking home prizes! Rider registration will also include tickets for food and music at the Dam Jam after the ride; these tickets will be available to be purchased by non-riders as well. T-shirts will also be included with rider registration, as well as being available for purchase. All proceeds generated from this event will go directly to our chapter to aid in funding future humanitarian projects!

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Lodging

For lodging, there are numerous private homes available for rent around the Lake Martin area. Hotels are available in Auburn, AL, which is about 45-minutes from Martin Dam.

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Registration

Opens
December 8, 2022
Deadline
April 22, 2023
On-site registration
Yes

Event organizer

Engineers Without Borders - Auburn University Chapter

The Water Cycle is a cycling event featuring 15, 30, and 60 mile gravel routes through Alabama's beautiful countryside. New this year, a race will be held for the 60 mile option! All proceeds from this event directly support drinking water and irrigation projects in Guatemala and Bolivia. The Auburn University Student Chapter of Engineers Without Borders is excited to host this event.

https://aub.ie/watercycle

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