Last Man Standing - Lumberton
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Last Man Standing - Lumberton
The Last Man Standing event takes place in Lumberton, Texas, within a local park characterized by pine trees and natural scenery. This endurance challenge is designed as a test of will where participants complete loops until only one runner remains. The course follows a two-loop design totaling 4 miles, utilizing a mix of well-maintained trails, shaded paths, and open stretches.
The race follows a specific format where the clock resets for every loop. All participants receive a finisher medal that includes a patch indicating the total number of loops they completed. The final winner of the event receives a trophy and a specialized cooler.
A main aid station is situated near the finish line, complemented by an unstaffed station located at the one-mile mark of the course. These stations provide water, electrolytes, pickle juice, soda, and various snacks. Participants have the option to set up personal athlete camps or drop bag areas near the start line, and the use of small canopies for personal gear and nutrition is permitted.
Proceeds from the event are directed to NMA, a nonprofit organization. This organization works with law enforcement and advocacy groups to assist in the recovery of missing and exploited children and to support outreach efforts.
Available distances: Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
- 4 mile loops in a last person standing format
