Outlaw 100 Oklahoma

Outlaw 100 Oklahoma : event overview

Outlaw 100 Oklahoma is a multi-distance trail event organized by Trail Ultras at Twin Mountains near Quinton, Oklahoma. The course uses a 13 mile loop over varied terrain including rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and a historic stagecoach road. The loop has over 2,000 feet of elevation gain; the 100 mile distance is eight loops and is listed with about 17,500 feet of total elevation gain. The course sits at roughly 1,000 feet altitude and may include water crossings depending on pre-race rainfall.

Distances offered include:

• 135 Miler
• 100 Mile (eight 13 mile loops)
• 50 Mile (four loops)
• Marathon (two loops)
• Half Marathon (one loop)
• 5K and a 4 Mile option
• Relay and ruck divisions

The ruck division requires a minimum 10 pound carried weight, allows trekking poles and weighted vests, and excludes consumables or wearable items as part of the required weight. Ruck entries receive a finisher medal and a custom Velcro patch with no podium awards.

Each entry includes a t shirt; hoodies are available for purchase. A multi day triple option bundles a short Friday run, a Saturday chosen distance, and a Sunday 5K with specific apparel rewards. Pacers are permitted under stated rules for longer distances; crews are allowed at the start and finish and drop bag procedures are specified.

The event policy does not provide cash refunds. Instead future race credit is issued for withdrawals, valid for two years, with the credit amount depending on how far in advance the withdrawal occurs. Distance changes are allowed up to Wednesday of race week or in person thereafter. Once a race begins, runners may not switch to a shorter distance and non finishers are recorded as DNF. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.