Maps

Maps: The Routes will be on low traffic roads when possible. We will have to share roads with motorized vehicles and cross highways where extreme caution is required on occasions. Each day we will mark the road for you to follow on your bike. You can also refer to your cue sheets, which will be in your registration packet. Check the official AMBA information board each morning to see if route changes are required and if updated cue sheets are available. *Mileage* varies from day to day and ranges from 43 miles to 103 if you do all the long routes. The total road distance covers over 500 miles and averages 77 miles a day. Auburn is located at the end of the piedmont of the Appalachian Mountains. South and east of town it tends to get flat but can include rolling hills. North and west the terrain undulates and can include climbs. Typically, the climbs are gradual but there are exceptions. If you want shorter days of riding we offer two options; the one we did last year, where the start and stop was at Chewacla State Park and riders did not get to the highlights of the day. The new option will have people driving to one of the rest stop’s and starting and ending there. This option allows riders to reach the highlights and yet have a lower mileage day by cutting out the beginning, end or both of the long ride.	OUR SPONSORS

Maps:

The Routes will be on low traffic roads when possible. We will have to share roads with motorized vehicles and cross highways where extreme caution is required on occasions. Each day we will mark the road for you to follow on your bike. You can also refer to your cue sheets, which will be in your registration packet. Check the official AMBA information board each morning to see if route changes are required and if updated cue sheets are available.

Mileage varies from day to day and ranges from 43 miles to 103 if you do all the long routes. The total road distance covers over 500 miles and averages 77 miles a day. Auburn is located at the end of the piedmont of the Appalachian Mountains. South and east of town it tends to get flat but can include rolling hills. North and west the terrain undulates and can include climbs. Typically, the climbs are gradual but there are exceptions.

If you want shorter days of riding we offer two options; the one we did last year, where the start and stop was at Chewacla State Park and riders did not get to the highlights of the day. The new option will have people driving to one of the rest stop’s and starting and ending there. This option allows riders to reach the highlights and yet have a lower mileage day by cutting out the beginning, end or both of the long ride.

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