Registration for O24 is $150.

There are NO REFUNDS for O24 unless approved by the race directors. Partial refunds may be considered 90 days up to the event, by RD discretion.

Transfers and deferrals are not allowed.

There is one aid station located on the 1-mile loop. It is fully stocked and includes everything runners love: trail mix, peanut butter and jelly, chips, pickles, grilled cheese and Ramen, and a whole host of other yummy, nourishing foods.

There will be plenty of vegetarian and vegan options available! Please just let us know in your registration.

You can. Just be sure to enter and exit the course in the same spot each time so as not to confuse your “actual” laps with the timing system.

If you feel that you need a pacer, we will allow a pacer per individual runner starting after 4:00pm (unless the course gets too crowded).

Pacers cannot interfere with any other runners, nor should pacers end up being race bandits. Pacers should not partake in the aid station.

The Race Directors & Committee Captain(s) reserves the right to pull pacers due to the amount of runners on the course. If you need a pacer for other reasons, please contact the Race Directors. Please no dog pacers. 

We LOVE dogs — but not at races.

For the safety and comfort of all runners and their spectators, please leave your canine companions at home.

Yes! There will be finisher awards for the 50k and 100k. 100M finishers will receive a buckle. And overall winner (male and female) will receive a one-of-a-kind trophy.

For a list of hotels, camping options, and nearby Airbnb’s, please check the Accommodations page.

Yes, you can camp Friday & Saturday night.

You may begin setup at noon on Friday, and need to be cleaned up and cleared out by Sunday evening.

Bathrooms are left open (no showers) overnight, there is access to the fire-pit and pavilion with tables, outlets, & fireplace.

We ask that you setup at least 8 feet from the course to avoid crowding and congestion.  

You can wear dress shoes, no shoes, or bunny slippers too (it's happened).

The trail is packed limestone/gravel, so you don’t need aggressive tread unless we have an unexpected ice storm in April.

Some runners utilize light gaiters to keep the small gravel out.

You can run as much or as little as you’d like. Some people really want to run for 24 hours straight. Others want to hit a distance goal. Some want to run a set amount of miles per hour. It’s totally up to you!

They sure do. Will you be one of them?

You’re welcome to complete as many loops, or as few, as you’d like. The world is your oyster.

What happens at O24 stays at O24…

Peg is the unofficial (official?) mascot of O24.

Technically, Peg is a mannequin leg. But to us, she’s an icon.

When you need a pick-me-up, pick up Peg and take her for a lap with you. She’s there to cheer you up along the way. Don’t forget to smile for the camera when you’ve got hold of Peg!

Obviously yes.

This race is super fun. It can also be very challenging.

But the best part of it is the community. You’ll be sure to find a friend along the way, and these experiences and memories are what make it the funnest!