Last Man Standing - Lumberton

OCT
24
2026
The Last Man Standing challenge in Lumberton, Texas, is a unique endurance test on a scenic 4-mile loop course. Runners compete lap after lap, with the field shrinking each hour. Your participation supports the recovery of missing and exploited children.
Sat 24 Oct 2026
4 Miles Total

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Event Overview

This is a Last Man Standing running event in Lumberton, Texas. The course is a 2-loop design through a local park, totaling 4 miles per cycle. It uses trails and shaded paths.

Schedule and Logistics

Packet pickup is available on the Friday evening before the event and again on Saturday morning before the start. The main event begins on Saturday. Racers may continue into Sunday. Participants can set up a personal aid station or camp near the start line with their own gear and supplies.

Aid Stations

There are two aid stations on the course. The main one is located near the finish line and a second, un-manned station is at mile 1. They provide water, electrolytes, pickle juice, cola, and snacks.

Awards and Charity

All finishers receive a "last man standing" medal with a patch indicating the number of loops completed. The overall winner receives an ultra trophy and a Yeti cooler. Proceeds from the event support NMA, a nonprofit organization dedicated to recovering missing and exploited children. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

4 mi
4 Miles Total