MONTGOMERY, Ala. - In April, Athletes say the courses are intricate and difficult, which will best prepare them for Paris if they make it.
“It’s really nice water and I really enjoy it here,” said 2020 Olympian Zach Lokken. “It was so nice meeting everyone behind this facility.” Open just for a year now, those with Montgomery Whitewater, along with city and county officials, see how the park is impacting the area economically. “The Montgomery County Whitewater Park continues to bring new visitors to our community and assist us in recruiting high-paying jobs,” said District 2 County Commissioner Carmen Moore-Zeigler.
The community is invited to come out and watch the trials, but the park is open everyday and anyone can take a guided ride on these Olympic courses.Not reading this story on the WSFA News App? Get news alerts FASTER and FREE in the
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