Last Man Standing - Lumberton

Last Man Standing - Lumberton

Last Man Standing in Lumberton, Texas is an endurance running event held at a local park near 1300 TX-421. The venue is described as a scenic park surrounded by towering pines and natural areas. The course uses a two-loop design totaling 4 miles, routing runners along well-maintained trails, shaded paths, and open stretches.

The event features two aid stations: an un-manned station on the back side of the course near mile 1 and a main aid station located close to the finish area. Aid station supplies include water, electrolytes, pickle juice, coke, and snacks. Competitors may use drop bags or set up small athlete camps; a designated area near the start line is provided for canopies and personal gear.

All finishers receive a last man standing medal with a patch that records the number of loops completed. Additional awards listed include an ultra trophy and a Yeti cooler for the winner, plus finisher shirts. Event proceeds support NMA, a nonprofit working with 1egacy Group, law enforcement, advocacy groups, and families to recover missing and exploited children; organizing partners engage in tracking traffickers, outreach, crisis response, and related recovery efforts.

Packet pickup is scheduled across the days before the main event, and remaining racers may continue through the night during the event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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