Outlaw 100 Oklahoma

Outlaw 100 Oklahoma

The Outlaw 100 takes place at Twin Mountains in Kinta, Oklahoma. The event uses a roughly 13-mile loop that includes rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and a historic stagecoach road. Each loop yields over 2,000 feet of elevation gain and the course sits at about 1,000 feet above sea level. Water crossings may occur depending on rainfall. The terrain is described as technical, with packed rock and moderate climbing.

Race distances, format, and logistics

• 135 Mile
• 100 Mile
• 100 Mile 5-Person Relay
• 50 Mile
• Marathon (26.2 miles)
• Half Marathon (13.1 miles)
• 5K

The half marathon equals one loop; the marathon is two loops; the 50 mile is four loops (about 52 miles); the 100 mile is eight loops, totaling about 17,500 feet of elevation gain. The 100 and 135 races have a 48-hour cutoff. Other races use cutoffs that result in roughly 39.5 hours for the 50 mile and about 14 hours for the Sunday marathon and half marathon. Pacers are allowed for 100 and 135 runners after 50 miles or after dark; 50 mile runners may have a pacer at night. Crew access is limited to the start/finish area. Drop bags must be labeled and are the runner’s responsibility; unclaimed bags will be disposed of or donated.

Each entry includes a t-shirt; hoodies and other items are available separately. Camping is available at Twin Mountains for a fee. Runners are responsible for their own safety; local EMS will be used for medical emergencies. Trekking poles and leashed dogs are permitted. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.