Lake Of The Ozarks Endurance Runs
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Lake of the Ozarks Endurance Runs
Lake of the Ozarks Endurance Runs is a multi-race event at Lake of the Ozarks State Park near Kaiser, Missouri, organized by Ha Ha Racing Events. All races start and finish at Public Beach #1 and share aid station support and post-race amenities at the beach area.
- LOZ Traverse - approximately 32 miles running and 3 miles paddling.
- LOZ Traverse: Short Course - 16 miles running and 3 miles paddling.
- Trail of Four Winds 25K - 25K trail with 1600 plus feet elevation gain.
- Wandering Bobcat 5 Miler - about 5.5 miles with 700 plus feet elevation gain.
The LOZ Traverse combines the Trail of Four Winds course with two paddle legs across the lake. Competitors must provide their own kayaks, canoes, or stand-up paddle boards, and must wear a Coast Guard approved life jacket. The event is not a team race and allows only one person per boat. There is a 4.5 hour cutoff to finish the Four Winds side of the course and an overall 11 hour cutoff.
Course terrain includes single track, double track, rock outcrops, overlooks, seasonal streams, creek crossings, roots, loose rock, slick surfaces, and sustained grades of ten percent or more. Aid stations are located at multiple mileages including 3.5, 10, 13.5, 15.5/finish, 22, 26.5, and 29 miles; drop bags are located at the start/finish for the LOZ Traverse. Dogs are not allowed on the course. Registration includes at least one swag item plus finisher and overall awards; awards must be accepted in person. Photographs will be taken and provided at no charge. No refunds are issued for cancellation or postponement. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
