Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
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Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
Outlaw 100 takes place at Twin Mountains in Kinta, Oklahoma. The course is a 13 mile loop that includes rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and a historic stagecoach road. Each loop contains over 2,000 feet of elevation gain; the full 100 mile distance is listed at about 17,500 feet of total elevation gain. Water crossings may occur depending on rainfall.
Available distances include:
- 135 mile
- 100 mile, plus 5 person relay and ruck relay
- 50 mile
- Marathon (two loops)
- Half marathon (one loop)
- 5K and 4 mile
A ruck division requires a minimum of 10 pounds, allows trekking poles and weighted vests, and prohibits consumables or clothing from counting toward required weight. Ruck finishers receive a medal and a custom Velcro patch but no podium awards.
Entries include a T-shirt; hoodies are available separately. The event offers a triple format across the weekend that combines a short run, a chosen middle distance, and a final 5K, with commemorative items for completing the triple. Photography is provided free with registration. Pacers are permitted under stated conditions for the longer distances, crew access is allowed at the start and finish, and runners must label drop bags for transport to aid stations.
Camping is available at Twin Mountains for a fee. Refunds are not issued; the organizer provides future race credit under a tiered policy. Medical support uses local EMS and participants are responsible for their own preparedness. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
