Flower Moon

On May 15, 2027, runners will converge at Camp McClintock for the annual Outlaw Race Series. The course offers both scenic beauty and challenging terrain with a 5-mile loop that can be extended to accommodate various distances including a marathon and a half-marathon. Runners opting for shorter routes have the option of completing just one lap or two, depending on their endurance goals.
The race day begins early at 7 am when participants start the longer distance events like the 50-mile challenge followed by the marathon at 7:30 am. The 5K runners will join in shortly after at 8 am. Each loop includes water stops and an aid station near the finish line where racers can access their drop bags or vehicles for quick refueling.
The race route winds through varied landscapes, offering glimpses of natural beauty along each mile marker until the split point around the three-mile mark where shorter distance runners turn left toward a direct path to the finish. The longer course continues straight ahead into further loops that test both physical and mental stamina.
Camp McClintock is known for its welcoming atmosphere, with volunteers ready to assist at every aid station and checkpoint throughout the day. Post-race celebrations include a walking taco bar, salty-and-sweet snacks, popsicles, fresh fruit, and ice, ensuring runners stay hydrated and energized post-event.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own camping gear as limited spots are available for $10 per night. Parking is also conveniently priced at just $5 per car. The race rules emphasize respect towards fellow participants, volunteers, and the environment, with strict guidelines against littering or stashing supplies along the course.
For those looking to extend their racing experience beyond this event, volunteering can earn a 25% discount on future Outlaw races. It’s a day filled not just with competition but also community spirit and mutual support among runners of all abilities.