Table Rock Trail Challenge
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Table Rock Trail Challenge
Table Rock Trail Challenge is the 11th annual Last One Standing event held at Clark Reservation State Park in Jamesville, NY, organized by Salt City Trail Racing in cooperation with the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation - Central Region. The event follows a looped course format where runners complete repeated laps until only one runner remains.
Distances:
- Course A: ~1.3 miles
- Course B: ~1.2 miles
Course A includes crushed gravel, slick table rock, dirt trails with rocks and roots, and some scrambles. Course B is slightly shorter and bypasses the table rock and scramble sections. Runners start on Course A for the first ten laps, with the lap cutoff time reduced by 30 seconds per lap. Beginning with lap 11 the race shifts to Course B and follows a similar reduction pattern through lap 16. From laps 17 to 20 the lap clock is 12 minutes. From lap 21 onward the Race Director may further reduce cutoffs at their discretion until a single finisher is declared the winner.
Last One Standing awards are given to the last runner standing in each gender division. The event typically includes an ice cream finish period around midday as cutoffs accelerate. The race is USATF sanctioned, rain or shine, and offers one-year deferrals for pregnancy, injury, or volunteering when slots remain; refunds are not granted. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
