OAT Run takes place on Apr 11, 2026. That's in 3 weeks.

Where is OAT Run located?

OAT Run is held in Port Angeles, Washington, United States.

What distances are available at OAT Run?

OAT Run offers the following distances: 31M, 12.8M, 7.25M.

How do I register for OAT Run?

You can register for OAT Run through the official registration page.

What is the typical weather for OAT Run?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 38°F and 53°F on race day. There's approximately a 6% chance of precipitation.

OAT Run (7.25M-31M) - Apr 11, 2026 | Port Angeles, WA

Embark on an unforgettable trail adventure at the OAT Run on April 11, 2026, in scenic Port Angeles, Washington. This highly anticipated event, known for selling out annually, offers three challenging distances: a 31-mile (50K) ultramarathon, a 12.8-mile (Half Marathon), and a 7.25-mile (12K) trail run. Limited to just 130 runners per distance, the OAT Run provides a unique and intimate experience amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Olympic Peninsula. Typical race day conditions in April offer pleasant highs around 53°F and lows near 38°F, with a minimal 6% chance of precipitation, creating ideal running weather.

The courses are predominantly single-track trails that weave through lush green forests, adorned with moss, ferns, and towering evergreens, showcasing vibrant spring trailside flowers. Runners will traverse rolling hills and occasional technical sections, with the 50K boasting approximately 4,500 feet of cumulative elevation gain, the Half Marathon around 1,300 feet, and the 12K about 600 feet. Expect stunning vistas of the Olympic National Park, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and a memorable view of the Elwha River Valley from a spot known as "the Living Room". Aid stations are well-stocked with hydration and snacks, located at strategic points for all distances, ensuring support throughout your journey.

All races culminate at the lively finish line at Extreme Sports Park, where a fantastic after-party awaits. Participants can look forward to delicious hot burritos from Little Devil's Lunchbox, refreshing drinks, a cozy campfire, and the chance to win exciting door prizes. Shuttles are mandatory to the point-to-point starts of the 12K and Half Marathon, while the 50K is an out-and-back course. Your entry also supports local non-profit organizations through a beer garden, contributing to the community that maintains these incredible trails. This well-organized event promises an epic outdoor experience for every trail runner.