Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
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Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
Outlaw 100 Oklahoma takes place at Twin Mountains in Kinta, Oklahoma, on a roughly 13 mile loop that features rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and a historic stagecoach road. Each loop includes over 2,000 feet of elevation gain and the 100 mile distance accumulates about 17,500 feet of total elevation gain. The route sits at an altitude near 1,000 feet and includes highly technical sections where water crossings may soak feet after rain.
The event offers multiple distance options:
- 135 Mile
- 100 Mile
- 100 Mile 5 Person Relay
- 100 Mile Ruck Relay
- 50 Mile
- Marathon (two loops)
- Half Marathon (one loop)
- Half Marathon Ruck
- 5K and 5K Ruck
Entries include a T-shirt; hoodies are available for purchase. A ruck division requires a minimum 10 pound carried weight, allows trekking poles and weighted vests, and does not count consumables or wearable items toward the minimum. Ruck finishers receive a finisher medal and custom Velcro patch; no podium awards are given for ruck divisions.
Photography at mile 90 is provided free with registration. Pacers are permitted for the longest distances after substantial mileage; crews are allowed at the start/finish area and drop bags must be labeled for placement. Camping at Twin Mountains is available for a nightly fee. The organizer publishes cutoffs, credit and transfer policies, volunteer benefits, and basic race rules including no littering and no course cutting. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
