Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
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Outlaw 100 Oklahoma
Outlaw 100 Oklahoma is held at Twin Mountains near Quinton, Oklahoma. The main course is a roughly 13-mile loop with over 2,000 feet of elevation gain per loop and highly technical terrain featuring rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and a historic stagecoach road. The race terrain sits at about 1,000 feet elevation and may include water crossings depending on pre-race rainfall.
The event offers multiple distances and formats:
- Outlaw 135
- Outlaw 100 (eight 13-mile loops, about 17,500 feet total gain)
- 50 Mile (four loops)
- Marathon (two loops)
- Half Marathon (one loop)
- 5K
- 4 Mile
- 100 Mile relays and ruck relays
- Triple format: 4-mile, a chosen Saturday distance, and a Sunday 5K
A ruck division requires a minimum 10 lb carried weight; trekking poles and weighted vests are allowed, but consumables and clothing do not count toward the weight. There are no podium awards for ruck entrants, but they receive a finisher medal and a custom patch.
Each entry includes a t-shirt; hoodies are available for purchase. Photography by the event photographer is included with registration. Camping is available at Twin Mountains for $20 per night. Rules, cutoffs, cancellation credit policies, crew and drop bag procedures, and pacer allowances are specified by race management. Participants are responsible for their own medical preparedness; local EMS may be used in emergencies. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
