Outlaw 100 Oklahoma

Outlaw 100 Oklahoma

Outlaw 100 Oklahoma is a multi-day trail running event held at Twin Mountains in Kinta/Quinton, Oklahoma. The event uses a highly technical 13-mile loop featuring rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and a historic stagecoach road. Each 13-mile loop includes over 2,000 feet of elevation gain, and the 100-mile distance accumulates about 17,500 feet of total ascent. The course sits at approximately 1,000 feet elevation and may include water crossings depending on rainfall.

Distances and race formats

• 135 Miler
• 100 Miler eight laps of the 13-mile loop
• 50 Mile four laps, about 52 miles
• Marathon two laps
• Half Marathon one 13.1-mile loop
• 5K offered Saturday and Sunday
• 4-Mile Friday option
• Relays and ruck divisions are available for select distances

Entry items and services include a race t-shirt with each entry, hoodies for purchase, and race photography provided by Mile 90 free with registration. Pacers are allowed for 100- and 135-mile runners after extended mileage or when it is dark; crew access is limited to the start/finish area. Drop bag procedures require labeling and timely pickup; unclaimed bags may be disposed of or donated.

The ruck division requires a minimum carried weight of 10 pounds, allows trekking poles and weighted vests, and provides a finisher medal and custom Velcro patch but no podium awards. The event does not offer cash refunds; cancellations receive future race credit valid for two years based on the timing of the withdrawal. Camping at Twin Mountains is available for a fee, with nearby lodging options in Wilburton and McAlester and air service via Tulsa International Airport. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.