Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
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Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
Outlaw 100 Oklahoma is a multi-day trail race organized by Trail Ultras at Twin Mountains near Kinta / Quinton, Oklahoma. The course uses a 13-mile loop with very technical terrain: rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and a historic stagecoach road. Each 13-mile loop has over 2,000 feet of elevation gain; the 100-mile event consists of eight loops totaling about 17,500 feet of elevation gain.
Distances offered include:
- 135 miles
- 100 miles
- 50 miles
- Marathon (2 loops)
- Half Marathon (1 loop)
- 5K
- Triple across three days
Race entries include a t-shirt; hoodies are available for purchase. The event also has a ruck division with a 10 pound minimum, trekking poles allowed, no consumables counted toward required weight, and weighted vests permitted. Ruck participants receive a finisher medal and a custom Velcro patch; there are no podium awards for ruck division.
Pacing and crew rules: pacers are allowed for ultra distances after specified mileage or after dark; crew access is limited to start/finish areas; drop bags must be labeled and are the runner’s responsibility. Race rules prohibit littering, course cutting, and unstated mid-race distance changes; runners who do not finish their registered distance are recorded as DNF and are not eligible for partial-distance medals.
Registration closes February 9. The organizer provides a tiered future-race credit policy for cancellations and allows distance changes before race week under specified conditions. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.