OAT Run
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Event overview
The OAT Run takes place April 11, 2026 in Port Angeles, Washington, on the Olympic Adventure Trail. The race uses single-track trail along Kelly Ridge between Olympic National Park and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Distances offered:
- 12K
- Half marathon
- 50K (out-and-back)
Entry is limited to 130 runners per distance. Registration is pre-registration and closes shortly before the event.
Course and logistics
All courses run on single-track trail. Reported elevation gain and aid details:
- 12K: about 600 feet elevation gain; water/electrolyte station at mile 4 and at the finish; porta-potties at start and finish.
- Half marathon: about 1,300 feet elevation gain; water/electrolyte stations at miles 6 and 10 and at the finish; porta-potties at start, mile 6, and finish.
- 50K: approximately 4,500 feet cumulative elevation gain; water stations at miles 3.2, 7, 12, 15.5, 19, 24, and 27.8 with some snacks; porta-potties at miles 7 and 24; an overall time limit applies.
The event provides a shuttle to the start and return shuttles from the finish to the parking/party area. Packet pickup is offered the day before and the morning of the race at Extreme Sports Park. The race operates a cupless policy - runners may use their own hydration vessel or a provided reusable SpeedCup. The trail remains open to the public during the race; bikers and horses may be present and right-of-way guidelines apply. An after-party at Extreme Sports Park includes a hot meal, a beer garden benefiting a local nonprofit, and door prizes. A portion of proceeds supports local trail organizations. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
