Olympic Adventure Trail (OAT) Run
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Olympic Adventure Trail (OAT) Run is a 12K and half marathon trail race that traverses Kelly Ridge between the Olympic National Park and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The entry includes a post-race party including hot food, beer, and an OAT Run pint glass. The 12K and half marathon are point-to-point courses. This race sells out every year and is limited to 130 runners per distance.
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Did you know that this race is part of a series of runs? If you like this race you may want to run one of the following Peninsula Adventure Sports Series events.
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