Congratulations to Trey Reaves on his 1st Place Finish in the Great Alabama 650 Kayak Race
The Great Alabama 650 – A Champion on the Horizon
The 6th edition of the Great Alabama 650 came to an exciting conclusion with first-place paddler – Trey Reaves – crossing the finish line Saturday, for the big win!
The final 20% of the race, as paddlers approach Mobile Bay, is notorious for its unpredictable and challenging conditions, making that last stretch a true test of endurance and skill. The Great Alabama 650, which started with 20 boats – and 22 competitors on September 21st, has proven once again why it’s considered one of the toughest paddle races in the world. From mountain streams, and whitewater rapids in North Alabama, to the unforgiving bay waters in the south, the race pushed every competitor to their limits.
To see the full standings for the race simply visit AL650.com
Race Details
Who: 12 Racers, 11 Boats Remaining
What: The Great Alabama 650 – 6th Edition of the 650-Mile Paddle Race
When: September 21st – October 1st, 2024
Where: From Weiss Lake to Fort Morgan, Alabama
Website: AL650.com
Social Media: @GreatAlabama650 and #AL650
About the Alabama Scenic River Trail
The Alabama Scenic River Trail maintains and promotes the National Water Recreation Trail, which stretches 630 miles, along with a network of over 6,500 miles of river trails throughout the state. ASRT works to ensure fun, safe, and welcoming opportunities for people to explore Alabama’s diverse waterways.
Through collaborations with local partners, members, organizations, and outfitters, ASRT serves as the state’s premier paddling resource for all skill levels.
The organization’s trail network spans from North Alabama mountain streams and whitewater rapids to South Alabama’s river deltas, making it one of the most varied water trail networks in the nation. The Great Alabama 650, ASRT’s signature race, highlights the full scope of these
waterways, promoting both appreciation – and recognition, of the state’s exceptional water recreation opportunities.
Learn more by visiting ASRT.me.
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