The 8th annual spring half marathon plus 5k starts and finishes in downtown Tulsa.  The half marathon includes several miles along the banks of the beautiful Arkansas River.  

Each year the finisher medal for the T-Town Half will feature iconic downtown Tulsa architecture.

The first medal for the 2018 event was the top of the 1930's era Blue Dome building.
The 2019 medal featured the top of the iconic art deco Philtower Building.
The 2020 medal featured the Boston Avenue Methodist Church.
The 2021 medal featured Mid-Continent Tower.
The 2022 medal featured the Warehouse Market Building.
The 2023 medal featured the Tulsa Union Depot.
The 2024 medal featured the Tulsa Fire Alarm building.
The 2025 medal will feature the 320 S Boston building.

The 320 South Boston Building, formerly known as the National Bank of Tulsa Building, is a 22-story high-rise building built by architect George Winkler, who also designed the Mayo Hotel. It was originally constructed as a 10-story headquarters building for the Exchange National Bank in 1917 and expanded to its present dimensions in 1929. Covered in brick with terra cotta trim, the architectural style is Beaux-Arts. The central tower is stepped at the 20th floor with a two story arcade section, which is topped by a temple fronted section. A cupola tops the section. For many years, the cupola was illuminated by floodlights whose color changed according to the latest weather forecast. Green light meant a fair weather forecast, while red lights signified an approaching storm. In 1933, Exchange National Bank reorganized and renamed itself as the National Bank of Tulsa. Thereafter, the building was known as the National Bank of Tulsa Building, until the bank renamed itself as Bank of Oklahoma (BOK). The BOK moved to its newly constructed BOK Tower in 1977. The NBT Building reverted to its former 320 South Boston Building name and became a general office building. —Courtesy, Tulsa Preservation Commission 

The 5k is completely contested on downtown Tulsa streets, while the half marathon will be a mix of downtown streets and paved Riverparks Trail.  

All entrants will receive a tech shirt as well as a great finisher medal that features the 320 South Boston building.  Post race food and beer for those 21 and over will also be available.   

Do you love St Patrick's Day?

Red Coyote is super excited to bring the Lucky Coyote 5K to Midtown for 2025!

Join us in the center of the party universe with our hosting partners McNellie's Pub and Fassler Hall for the biggest St Patrick's Day weekend in the metro!

Our Lucky Coyote 5K will be part of the festivities on Sunday afternoon March 16th at 2 pm. The Heritage hills - Mesta Park course is beautiful, historic, and a great route for runners of all ages and abilities.

The Lucky Coyote 5K will be dog and stroller friendly and we encourage everyone to costume up and show your Leprechaun spirit. When you're done with the run keep the celebration going with dinner and drinks at Fassler Hall or join day two of the McNellie's St Patrick's Day block party at the end of the street. You're specially invited to have a blast with us and let your Irish show!

5K ($40), 10K ($40), 15K ($50) - Choose your distance with or without a shirt.

Packet pickup held Feb 14, at RunnersWorld Tulsa located at 3920 South Peoria in Tulsa from 10 AM - 6 PM. On-site registration and packet pickup on Race Day at the Keystone Ancient Forest visitors center from 7:30 – 8:45. 

Gates open at 7:30am - Race starts at (10K, 15K) 9:00am, (5K) 9:05am

The tenth annual Ancient Trail Trek at Keystone Ancient Forest will feature 5K, 10K and 15K runs in the historic nature preserve. The Keystone Ancient Forest features 1,360 acres of undisturbed nature with 300-year-old post oaks and 500-year-old cedars near the Keystone Lake.

The Ancient Trail Trek offers magnificent views through old growth cedar and post oaks while traversing over and through unbelievable rock formations in the 1,360-acre nature preserve.

This professionally timed event offers aid stations throughout the courses with incredible food provided after the race!

Each finisher will receive a custom finisher medal.

Grab your sweetheart and join us at Fleet Feet Blue Dome (located at 2nd and Frankfort) in Downtown Tulsa on Saturday, February 15, 2025, for the Sweetheart Run!

Participants can choose from three distances: the 5K, 15K, or Fun Run. The 15K course will cover both downtown Tulsa and flatter sections using the Riverparks Trail system, while the 5K course will be exclusively within downtown Tulsa.

When registering, you have the option to sign up as a couples team for the 5K or 15K. This requires a minimum of two people. If you choose to register as a team, both runners will compete in the race individually, but at the end of the event, we will combine your finish times to create a team time. We will rank all team times and award prizes for 1st place. Please note that this is not a relay, and you do not need to run together during the race.

The Outlaw 100 will take place at Twin Mountains in Kinta, Oklahoma. The course offers a dynamic mix of terrain, including rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, and steep powerline ascents. Runners will even get the chance to follow a historic stagecoach road. With over 2,000 feet of elevation gain on a 13-mile loop, the course promises to be both fun and challenging.

We will be hosting the 8th Annual Greenleaf Trail Run on Saturday, January 25, 2025.  This run will have a distance for everyone with a 4 mile run,  8 mile run, 12 mile run, or a virtual option. The run will stay inside the park property. It will consist of a 4+ mile loop. The trail is considered a moderately technical trail. This year the trail will consist of dirt, asphalt, and rocky terrain.       

SHIRT CUT OFF IS 1/1/25. YOU WILL NOT BE GUARANTEED A SHIRT AFTER THIS DATE. 

You must have your packet picked up 10 minutes before the start. There will be no late starts. Due to the loop style course we need to stay strictly on time. Please make sure you allow yourself plenty of time to get your packet.

River West Festival Park

Tulsa, OK US 74107

An annual tradition, join us for the 2024 Rudolph Run! A great family event in the Rose District of Broken Arrow, starting and finishing at Fleet Feet Broken Arrow. Includes a 5k and one mile Fun Run. All entrants receive a pom top beanie and finisher medal, with post race treats and hot chocolate available.

Run on the Mother of all Roads. The Williams Route 66 Marathon showcases the best of what Tulsa has to offer! Start your race in downtown Tulsa, home of the largest concentration of Art Deco architecture outside of Miami, and then make your way through Tulsa’s vibrant and diverse neighborhoods and the campus of Tulsa University. If there’s one thing you can count on at the Williams Route 66 Marathon, it’s tons of on-course support from the local community and plenty of fun. Our neighborhoods host block parties all along the course to welcome and cheer on the runners! The Williams Route 66 Marathon is a USATF certified course and a Boston Qualifier (see Boston Athletics Association for qualifying times)

Join us for the 19th Annual Tulsa McNellie's Pub Run! The annual downtown Tulsa tradition that combines running (or walking) with beer drinking! A perfect combination! This event is a timed on street race! The event will start at 3 in the afternoon, as is tradition.

Three options for the event are available - the Guinness Challenge 4 Mile Pub Run, the normal 4 Mile Pub Run, and a 1 mile fun run. All events include a race shirt and finisher medal, as well as two post race beers. If you elect to do the Guinness Challenge, you will also have the opportunity to consume THREE beers during the 4 mile Pub Run - the famous beer and running challenge!

From its humble beginnings in 1978 with a little over 1,000 runners, the Tulsa Run has been a marquee event in the Tulsa Community.

With over 150,000 finishers of the 15k race, we want you to add your name to the list!

With a 15k (9.3 miles), 5k (3.1 miles), and 2k (little over 1 mile) distance there is a race for every athlete and fitness goal. Join us for a Tulsa running tradition!

Come join the fun and run with Eskimo Joe in the 37th annual Juke Joint Jog benefiting the United Way of Payne County and its 23 community agencies!

On October 5, 2024, in conjunction with the 52nd Annual Oilpatch Jamboree, we’re bringing the Jamboree Jog 5K back to Drumright! The Jamboree Jog was loved by many area athletes. From the tough start at Tiger Hill to the fast finish by the old Drumright High School, the Jamboree Jog is fun for everyone.

Don your favorite tailgate team apparel for the 3rd annual Tailgate event in downtown Tulsa!

Start and finish will be at Marshall Brewing Company. We will have tailgate food and a great celebration after completing the race.

One of Tulsa's oldest Trail races - dating way back to 2004! A Labor Day tradition. Two race distances to choose from - a challenging 5 mile course or the shorter and less technical 2 mile course. Both races start and finish at the lower parking lot of Turkey Mountain.

All entrants will receive a race t-shirt as well as a finisher medal for each race.

Post race the tradition of this event is a cookout with hamburgers and hotdogs as well as beer for those 21 and over.

One of northeastern Oklahoma’s unique recreational treasures, the Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness encompasses over 300 acres of rugged park land located only a few miles from Tulsa’s vibrant downtown. Participants will be surrounded by a thick canopy of trees including native Post and Blackjack Oak, Hickory, Redbud and other species. This area of River Parks stretches north-south from I-44 to 71st Street, and from Elwood Avenue, east to the Arkansas River. The highest point on Turkey Mountain lies within the park’s boundaries, rising 300 feet above the river.