Outlaw 100 Oklahoma

Event overview

The Outlaw 100 Oklahoma is a multi-distance trail event at Twin Mountains in Kinta, Oklahoma, held February 14-16, 2026. The event uses a 13-mile loop with varied terrain and over 2,000 feet of elevation gain per loop. The 100-mile race is eight loops, accumulating about 17,500 feet of elevation gain. The course includes rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and a historic stagecoach road. The course elevation is around 1,000 feet. Registration closes January 10, 2026. Photography by Mile 90 is included with registration.

Course, distances and logistics

Distances offered include:

• 135 Mile
• 100 Mile and 100 Mile 5-person relay
• 50 Mile
• Marathon (26.2M)
• Half Marathon (13.1M)
• 5K (Saturday and Sunday)

Additional race details: Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

• The half marathon is one 13.1-mile loop; the marathon is two loops; the 50 mile is four loops (about 52 miles).
• Cutoffs: a 48-hour overall cutoff applies to the 100 and 135 mile races; other race cutoffs allow about 39.5 hours for the 50 mile and about 14 hours for the Sunday half and full marathons.
• Aid station mileage markers include 6.5 miles, a 9-mile start/finish point, and a 13-mile start/finish with bathrooms.
• Pacers allowed for 100/135 after 50 miles; crews may access the start/finish area; drop bags must be labeled and are the runner’s responsibility.
• Trekking poles are allowed; dogs are allowed on leash. Camping at Twin Mountains is available for $20 per night.