Lone Wolf 135

Event Overview

The Lone Wolf 135 is a self-supported ultramarathon held in Griffin, Georgia. The event takes place on a private trail system designed specifically for running, featuring a 135 mile course. Participants must complete ten loops of a 13.5 mile double track trail. The terrain includes over 2,000 feet of vertical gain per loop, totaling more than 20,000 feet of elevation change over the entire distance.

The event is strictly self-supported, meaning no outside help, pacers, or crews are permitted at any point. Runners are assigned a personal 8'x8' staging area on the grass at the start/finish line to store their gear and supplies. Once the race begins, participants may not return to their vehicles.

Logistics and Requirements

A 48-hour cutoff is enforced for the completion of the distance. Because of the technical nature and the endurance required, registration is limited to 25 runners. To be eligible, participants must have at least one verified 100 mile finish or be Active Duty Military.

Support and Facilities

One full aid station, referred to as the "gas station," is located at the start/finish of each loop, providing hot food and hydration. Additional water stops are positioned at mile 6 and mile 8.5 of each loop. While family and friends may cheer from designated areas, they are not allowed to touch the runners or their gear. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Distances

• 135 miles: A ten-loop course on ATV-passable trails with significant elevation gain.

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