Rules- Please take our rules into consideration before signing up for the race.
BEAR SPRAY IS PROHIBITED
For the safety of our runners and volunteers, participants are NOT permitted to carry or use bear spray, pepper spray, or similar chemical deterrent sprays during the race.
Possession or use of these products during the event will result in immediate disqualification and may result in being banned from future OMR events.
Runners in the 100 mile race can drop at the 100k point and still be an official finisher. Plus eligible to win overall or age group awards.
If runner chooses to go back out on the course, and drops later in the race, we will give you a 100k buckle and an official finish, but you will not be eligible for overall or age group awards.
Runner must download gpx file and know how to use it. Do this before you arrive at the race as there is very little cell service in the park. This is for safety reasons. If you are to get off course having this working will help you quickly get back on course.
Runner must carry enough water on them to make it 8 miles.
No paper cup aid stations. Carry cups to fill up for special drinks.
ABSOLUTELY NO LITTERING ANYWHERE IN THE PARK. You will be disqualified and banned from future OMR Events.
Runner is responsible for teaching their crew that they can only have crew at “Crew Access” aid stations. Taking aid between aid stations will get you disqualified from race.
Runner is responsible for passing on information to their crew about parking responsibly.
Permitting for a race like this is a privilege. When runners and crew do not follow the rules we lose the ability to do things that are helpful to the runners. Please follow parking, pacing, camping and crewing rules so we can keep the race the way it is.
Please watch page up until race day for any changes. We follow the rules of the park and they reserve the right to make new request of us.
BLACK BEARS
Black bears live throughout the area, and runners should always be aware that wildlife encounters are possible. The presence of bears is a normal part of traveling through this wilderness.
If you encounter a bear, remain calm, give it plenty of space, and do not approach or feed it. Never run toward or attempt to interact with wildlife.
Bear spray, pepper spray, or similar chemical deterrent sprays are NOT permitted to be carried by participants during the race. Please follow all race and park wildlife-safety guidelines.