OAT Run
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OAT Run
The OAT Run is a trail running event in Port Angeles, Washington, held on the Olympic Adventure Trail. The event includes a point-to-point 12K and a point-to-point half marathon, plus an out and back 50K. All courses are entirely single-track and traverse Kelly Ridge between Olympic National Park and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Each distance is limited to 130 runners.
- 12K point to point, about 7 miles, ~600 feet elevation, water at mile 4 and finish
- Half marathon point to point, just under 13 miles, ~1300 feet elevation, water at miles 6, 10, finish
- 50K out and back, singletrack, ~4,500 feet cumulative elevation, multiple water stations
The event provides marked courses, chip timing, race photos, shuttle service to the start and return shuttles to the parking area, and an after-party at Extreme Sports Park with a hot meal, door prizes, and a beer garden benefiting a local nonprofit. The race is cupless; reusable Hydrapak SpeedCups are available at packet pickup or runners may carry their own hydration vessels.
During the race the trail remains open to the public; bikers and horses may be present. Bikers are expected to yield to runners and runners are expected to yield to horses by stepping to the downhill side. Pre-registration is required; registration closes April 9, 2027. Refund and transfer policies apply. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
