OAT Run
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OAT Run (Olympic Adventure Trail Run)
The OAT Run takes place on the Olympic Adventure Trail in Port Angeles, Washington. The event uses single-track trail along Kelly Ridge between Olympic National Park and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Registration is limited to 130 runners per distance and pre-registration is required; registration closes April 9, 2027.
Distances offered
- 12K point-to-point on single-track
- Half marathon point-to-point on single-track
- 50K out-and-back on single-track
Course details include approximate elevation gain: about 600 feet for the 12K, about 1,300 feet for the half marathon, and about 4,500 feet cumulative for the 50K. Water and electrolyte stations and Sanicans are placed at specified miles on each course; some stations include snacks. The trail remains open to the public during the race, so runners may encounter bikers, horses, hikers, or other runners and should follow yielding guidance for horses.
The event is cupless; runners may carry personal hydration vessels or use a provided reusable cup at packet pickup. Included services listed for participants are a well-marked course, hydration and snacks at water stations, shuttle service to the start and return shuttles from the finish, chip timing, race photos, and an after-party at Extreme Sports Park with a hot meal, door prizes, and a beer garden benefiting 4PA. Packets are available Friday at Brown’s Outdoor and on race day at Extreme Sports Park. Portions of race proceeds are donated to local trail organizations. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
