Event Overview
February 14, 2025
Quinton, Oklahoma
Twin Mountain Offroad Park
Race Description
The Outlaw 100 takes place at Twin Mountains near Kinta, Oklahoma. The course features a challenging and engaging mix of rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, steep powerline ascents, and sections of historic stagecoach trail. Each 13-mile loop includes more than 2,000 feet of elevation gain, creating a course that is both demanding and enjoyable for a wide range of endurance athletes.
Each entry includes a race t-shirt. Hoodies will be available for purchase.
Starting Line Location
https://maps.app.goo.gl/19wA23wRh8c9vMsg9
Course Maps
13-mile loop (9-mile plus 4-mile): https://www.strava.com/routes/3319066463810410340
5K loop: https://www.strava.com/routes/3319062242892582486
Loops Per Distance
The 135-mile race completes the 13-mile loop eight times, followed by the 4-mile loop an additional eight times.
The 100-mile race completes the 13-mile loop seven times, followed by one additional 9-mile loop.
The 50-mile race completes the 13-mile loop four times.
The marathon completes the 13-mile loop twice.
The half marathon completes the 13-mile loop once.
The 5K race runs the designated 5K loop.
Ruck Division
You asked, we listened. The ruck division is designed to be straightforward and more relaxed than most ruck events while still maintaining basic standards.
A minimum of 10 pounds is required for all participants. Trekking poles are allowed. Required weight may not include consumable or wearable items such as food, water, or clothing. Weighted vests are permitted as long as the total weight meets the minimum requirement. There are no podium awards for the ruck division; however, all finishers will receive a finisher medal and a custom Velcro patch.
Outlaw Trail Series
Complete all six trail races in the Outlaw Trail Series within a single calendar year to earn an Oklahoma-shaped display plaque with hooks for your medals. The series includes Outlaw, Lake McMurtry, Flower Moon, Dark & Dirty, Liberty’s Lost Treasure, and Thunderbird. Any distance counts, from 5K through 135 miles.
Race Distances
Outlaw 135
The Outlaw 135 was created to meet growing demand for longer-distance events and serves as an ideal stepping stone for runners preparing for 200-mile races. The race begins alongside the 100-mile event on Saturday morning and has a 48-hour cutoff.
Outlaw 100
The 100-mile race completes the 13-mile loop seven times, followed by one additional 9-mile loop, totaling approximately 100 miles with roughly 17,500 feet of elevation gain. Expect highly technical terrain, rocky sections, moderate climbs, and water crossings, particularly after rainfall. Cutoff times are generous to reflect the difficulty and remoteness of the course.
50 Mile, Marathon, and Half Marathon
The half-marathon completes one 13.1-mile loop.
The marathon completes two loops.
The 50-mile race completes four loops, totaling approximately 52 miles.
Cutoff times are 48 hours for the 100-mile and 135-mile races, 39.5 hours for the 50-mile race, and 14 hours for the Sunday marathon and half marathon.
5K
One of the most scenic 5Ks in Oklahoma. The 5K may be run on Saturday or Sunday.
Participants completing at least a half marathon or longer on one day and the 5K on the other day will receive a special Outlaw item. One of the two runs must be completed in person.
Cutoffs and Aid Stations
The start time for the 100-mile and 135-mile races is 6:00 AM. The final cutoff for these races is 48 hours.
Aid stations are located at mile 5.5, mile 9 at Start/Finish, and mile 13 at Start/Finish, where bathrooms are available.
Schedule of Events
Friday packet pickup will take place from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Start/Finish.
Saturday packet pickup runs from 5:00 AM to 7:00 AM. The 135-mile and 100-mile races start at 6:00 AM, followed by the 50-mile start at 6:30 AM, the marathon and half marathon start at 7:00 AM, and the 5K start at 7:30 AM.
Sunday packet pickup is from 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM. The marathon and half marathon start at 8:00 AM, followed by the 5K at 8:30 AM. The 100-mile fifth loop cutoff at Start/Finish is 6:00 PM. All races except the 100-mile and 135-mile events cut off at 10:00 PM.
Monday’s final cutoff for the 100-mile and 135-mile races is 6:00 AM.
Pacers, Crew, and Drop Bags
Pacers are allowed for the 100-mile and 135-mile races after 50 miles or after dark. Fifty-mile runners may use a pacer after dark if necessary. Crew access is permitted only at Start/Finish.
Drop bags must be labeled with the runner’s name, bib number, distance, and intended location. Drop bag tarps will be located at Start/Finish. Bags will be transported to the aid station at 5:30 AM on race morning. Unclaimed drop bags will be discarded or donated.
Photography
Mile 90 Photography will be on course capturing high-quality images. All race photos are free with registration. Previous Outlaw race galleries can be viewed at www.mile90.com.
Lodging, Travel, and Parking
Parking is a one-time fee of $10, and camping is $10 per night. Fees must be paid in cash upon entering the park. If no one is at the gate, fees can be paid at the start/finish line.
Lodging is available in Wilburton, with McAlester serving as the nearest larger town. The closest major airport is Tulsa International Airport.
Trail Workdays
Details about trail workdays will be posted on the Facebook event page.
Deferral and Transfer Credit Policy
Refunds, deferrals, and transfers are not offered. Instead, the Outlaw Series provides a sliding-scale credit toward a future Outlaw event.
Credits may only be used by the originally registered participant and are valid for Outlaw events only. Credits expire two years from the original event date unless otherwise stated. The credit amount equals the registration fee paid minus taxes and fees. Transfers are one-time only and may not be re-transferred. Once credits are issued, they are considered used. The submission date determines the credit amount.
Credit amounts are as follows:
100 percent credit for requests submitted 90 or more days before the race
75 percent credit for requests submitted 30 to 89 days before the race
No credit for requests submitted fewer than 30 days before the race
Medical Risks
Participants are responsible for monitoring their physical and mental condition throughout the event. Local EMS will be used for emergencies, but all runners must understand their personal limits and the inherent risks of prolonged endurance activity. You are responsible for your own well-being at all times.
Race Rules
All race management decisions are final.
Littering is strictly prohibited.
Stashing supplies on the course is not allowed.
Runners who drop must notify the nearest aid station or Start/Finish.
Accepting a ride constitutes withdrawal and prohibits re-entry into the race.
All runners must follow race management instructions.
Rule violations may result in disqualification and potential bans from future Outlaw events.
In the event of a tie, finishers will be ordered alphabetically.
All animals must remain leashed at all times.