Walk the Line 24 Hour
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Walk The Line - 24 hours for our First Responders
Walk The Line is a 24 hour endurance walk held at Cliffs of the Neuse State Park in Seven Springs, NC, created to support the mental health and well being of first responders. The event aims to honor frontline personnel, raise awareness about PTSD and burnout, and fund mental health programs, crisis intervention, and peer support networks.
The event includes these categories:
- 100 miles 24 Hour Individual
- 100 km 24 Hour Team Relay (up to 5 persons)
- 50 km 12 Hour Individual
- 25 km 6 Hour Individual
- 10 km 3 Hour Individual
Camping is included for the 24 and 12 hour categories. Campers may arrive on May 14 for early registration and camp setup; setup will be unavailable later that night and will be available again the following morning. Group camp accommodates up to 200 persons on a first come first serve basis. Vehicle parking is limited at the group camp area; Cliff Overlook parking will be used for overflow. Park facilities are available throughout the site. Participants are advised to bring personal toiletries.
Aid stations and food vendors will operate during the event. Participants in the longer categories should consider bringing extra rehab supplies to meet personal needs. A prize will be awarded to the participant or team with the most laps completed in each category.
The trail course is 4 miles long and marked with pink flags. Do not remove flags or step off course in unfamiliar areas. Headlamps and reflective vests are required for night time walkers and runners. Wild animals may be present; do not feed or handle wildlife. First responders will be available on site and in case of emergency dial 911. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
