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Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp, the start/finish of the MMT 100, flanked by the East and West ridges of the Massanuttens.
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In Case of Emergency
Runners at the MMT are responsible for their own health and well-being. We do not have “medical checks” or medical professionals at the event. You need to take care of yourself. Please read our medical policy before you enter.
Emergency telephone numbers
The race goes through three Virginia counties. Where to call depends on which county the emergency occurs in.
| Where on the course | County | Contact information | |
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| Southern/eastern portions of the course Aid stations 9, 11—15 |
Page | Police | Page County Sheriff (Luray) (540) 743-6571 |
| Medical | Page Memorial Hospital (540) 743-4561 200 Memorial Drive Luray, VA 22835 |
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| Northeast portions of the course Aid stations 6—8 |
Warren | Police | Warren County Sheriff (Front Royal) (540) 635-4128 |
| Medical | Warren Memorial Hospital (540) 636-0300 351 Valley Health Way Front Royal, VA 22630 |
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| Western portions of the course Start/finish, Aid stations 1–5, 10 |
Shenandoah | Police | Shenandoah County Sheriff (Woodstock) (540) 459-6100 |
| Medical | Shenandoah Memorial Hospital (540) 459-1100 759 South Main Street Woodstock, VA 22664 |
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| Any emergency in the National Forest should also be reported to the Forest Service |
Lee Ranger District, U.S. Forest Service 102 Koontz Street Edinburg, VA 22824 (540) 984-4101 |
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Staff of the Forest Service will be present during the MMT 100. We appreciate their presence, particularly during emergencies.
Last updated May 11, 2022