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The Last Boyscout
A challenging 'Last Man Standing' trail race at Ferne Clyffe State Park.
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The Last Boyscout is a premier 'Last Man Standing' race held at the scenic Ferne Clyffe State Park in Goreville, Illinois. This endurance event utilizes the park's Boyscout Trail, offering a challenging course that mixes single-track paths, jeep roads, and paved sections. Designed for dedicated runners, the race tests stamina and mental fortitude in a beautiful natural setting. Join us for this unique endurance challenge and experience the rugged beauty of Southern Illinois.
What to Expect
A demanding trail race that tests endurance and strategy.
Who Should Attend
- Ultra runners
- Trail runners
- Endurance athletes
- Running enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
The race follows a loop format, with runners competing until only one remains.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Ferne Clyffe State Park · State Park
A beautiful state park in Southern Illinois known for its trails and natural beauty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the race format?
It is a 'Last Man Standing' race.
Where is it held?
Ferne Clyffe State Park, 90 Goreville Rd, Goreville, IL.
What is the terrain like?
A mix of single-track, jeep roads, and paved sections.
Is it for beginners?
It is a challenging endurance event, typically for experienced runners.
How do I register?
Registration is available through RunSignup.
Is there a loop distance?
Yes, it features a 4-mile loop.
Tags
Sports
Running
Goreville
Trail
Endurance
Race
Summary
A challenging endurance trail race at Ferne Clyffe State Park.
Highlights
- Last Man Standing format
- Challenging trail course
- Scenic state park
- Endurance test
- Unique terrain
- Community of runners
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