Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
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Overview
The Outlaw 100 Oklahoma takes place at Twin Mountains in Kinta, Oklahoma. The event features a variety of distances held on a dynamic course with rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, and steep powerline ascents. Participants follow a 13-mile loop that includes over 2,000 feet of elevation gain per lap. The terrain is technical, featuring moderate climbing at an altitude of approximately 1,000 feet. Depending on local rainfall, runners may encounter water crossings.
Race Options
Participants can choose from a wide range of distances and formats:
- 135 Mile: A long-distance endurance challenge.
- 100 Mile: Eight loops of the 13-mile course with 17,500 feet of total gain.
- 50 Mile: Consists of four loops (approximately 52 miles total).
- Marathon: Consists of two loops of the course.
- Half Marathon: A single 13.1-mile loop.
- 5K: A scenic route available on both Saturday and Sunday.
- 4 Mile: A short distance held on Friday evening.
- Triple: A multi-day challenge including the 4M, a Saturday distance, and a Sunday 5K.
- Ruck Division: Available for the Half Marathon and 5K with a 10lb minimum weight requirement.
Logistics and Support
The event provides aid stations, and crew members are permitted at the start and finish areas. Runners in the 100-mile and 135-mile categories may use a pacer after completing 50 miles or after dark. Drop bags are allowed and will be transported to the aid station on race day. Registration includes a t-shirt and free digital race photography. Camping is available on-site at Twin Mountains, and additional lodging can be found in nearby Wilburton or McAlester. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
