Uncle Clyde's Run & Slide

Durango, United States • 28 Feb 2026

Event overview

Uncle Clyde's Run & Slide is a team relay held at Purgatory Resort in Durango, Colorado on February 28, 2026. The event features two timed races: 60-minute and 90-minute formats. The 90-minute race is open to ages 14 to 99. Registration is per team; a team registers once and the partner does not need a separate entry. The listed entry fee is $42.34 (includes a $3.34 processing fee); price increases after January 31, 2026. The event is limited to 40 teams.

Race format and logistics

Teams of two run up the resort tubing hill carrying a tube, slide down on the tube, then hand the tube to their teammate in a transition area. Organizers count completed laps only; partial laps do not count. Teams must alternate laps for the first 30 minutes; that requirement ends after 30 minutes. There are male, female, coed, kids, and parent/child categories. Three-person teams are allowed but are not eligible for prizes. Check-in opens 45 minutes before the race and participants should be checked in at least 15 minutes before their race; check-in is at the bottom of the tubing hill in the Columbine area. The closest parking is the Gelande Lot, about a 200 yard walk to the tubing hill. Costumes are encouraged; cold-weather clothing and appropriate footwear are recommended. Organizers may cancel or modify the event for unsafe weather or conditions. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

90 min
90 Minute Race
60 min
60 Minute Race
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