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Silverton Ultra Dirty

Dirty 30 Trail Race Series

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Registration Policies:

  • REFUNDS — NO REFUNDS. According to the schedule below, you may defer your entry to the following year only. Please mark your calendar with the deadlines below:
Before Jan. 31, 2021100%
Feb. 1 – June 30, 202150%
After June 30, 20210%
  • GPS Trackers. Every racer must carry a GPS Tracker that is connected to the MAProgress Silverton Ultra Dirty tracking map for this race. If you have your own SPOT or GARMIN INREACH GPS Tracker you may use your own. Other tracking devices such as your Garmin watch, phone, or Suunto devices may be used. You may not share a device. You need to register this tracker with MAProgress within 24 hours after registering for this race. If you do not have your own GPS tracking device, you must rent one from MAProgress.com. You must register and rent one within 24 hours of registering for this race. If you are not registered with MAProgress within 24 hours of registering for this race you will be removed from the race and you will forfeit your entry fee. Register your tracker and rent a tracker with MAProgress Here.
  • PREGNANCY DEFERRAL – Women who get pregnant between registration and race day may defer 100% entry fee to the following year. Please, you must notify the race dirctor contact the RD by Jun 1st to cancel and defer your registration.
  • BIB TRANSFERS – Bib transfers are not permitted under any circumstance. Anyone found using someone else’s bib will be disqualified as will the person whose bib is being used.
  • TRANSFER TO ANOTHER RACE — Transferring your entry between Silverton Ultra Dirty and Dirty 30 in the current year is permitted with a $25 transfer fee, as long as the race is not yet filled. If the race is full you will need to get on the waitlist to transfer. If you transfer up in distance you will need to pay the entry fee difference. There is no refund if you transfer down in distance. Email the race director with your request.
  • CANCELLATION — Runner and volunteer safety is our priority. The Race Director and Race officials reserve the right to cancel or alter the race due to conditions outside our control, such as weather, fires, pandemics, or other acts of nature. We will defer a portion of the entry fee to the following year's race based on when the race is canceled. If the Silverton Ulta Dirty must cancel the race within 30 days of the race, there are no guarantees of an entry fee deferral; most of the entry fees are spent by this point.
  • WAITLIST — Once the race fills, we will open the waitlist. Go to Race Roster and sign up for your race waitlist (100M, 100K, or 60K). We notify you via email once a spot opens up, and you will have 24 hours to register for the race. Race Roster will not charge your credit card until admitted into the race.

Registration fees

Prices are inclusive of mandatory charges, items, and fees

100 Mile Closed

  • Run 100 incredible miles in southwest Colorado through the spectacular San Juan National Forest. This course starts at the southern terminus of the Colorado Trail at Junction Creek trailhead just west of Durango and runs north towards Silverton along one of the most spectacular sections of this famed trail. Enjoy endless majestic views, abundant wildflowers, pristine mountain streams, and 98 miles of mind-blowing single-track trails. This course connects with the 100K race to circumnavigate the majestic Engineer Mountain and run 11 breath-taking miles of the Hardrock 100 course up Putnam Basin and down Bear Creek.

    1. $336.05
      1 – 100
    2. $346.85

      Late registration

      Registrants 101 – Sell out

100K Closed

  • This truly amazing course runs on 98% single-track trails in a single loop course in one of the most spectacular areas in the Rocky Mountains. Experience the deep Animas River Gorge, running 23 miles along the famous Colorado Trail, circumnavigate the majestic $13,000' Engineer Mountain, and run 12 miles on one of the most breath-taking sections of the famed Hardrock 100 course. This course is between 9,400' and 12,800' and climbs and descends 12,631 feet. In true Dirty 30 form, the hardest climbs comes in the last 10 miles of the race. It climbs about 3,500' in 4 miles, but man, is it ever worth it! If it were easy it wouldn't be worth it!

    1. $255.05

      Early Bird Registration

      Registrants 1 – 100
    2. $271.25

      Regular Registration

      101 – Sell out

60K Closed

  • The 60K race is a shortened version of the 100K course. This amazing 37 miles course runs 5 miles down the Animas River Gorge, 17 miles along the infamous Colorado Trail and 12 miles on the famed Hardrock 100 course. Enjoy miles and miles at and above treeline with endless majestic views of towering San Juan Mountains. The elevation is between 9,400' and 12,800'. This course climbs and descends 7,447 feet. This race is a UTMB qualifier, grant ing3 points.

    1. $179.45

      Early Registration

      Registrants 1 – 100
    2. $190.25

      Regular Registration

      101 – Sell out

Additional Event Information

NOTE: All 100M, 100K and 60K entrants MUST acknowledge at registration that you are fully aware of what you are signing up for, a race that is very remote, mostly above tree line between 10,000′ and 12,800′, and is the middle of monsoon season in the San Juan Mountains where weather can be extreme. You also understand that you will be a long way from roads or help on most parts of this course and you will be hours from an aid station – for some racers, you will be more than 5 hours between aid stations. You also are aware there are several creek crossing, including Mineral Creek, in this race that you will need to navigate. Mineral Creek is 20 plus feet wide with 2'-3' of running water with a rocky bottom. There will be a climbing rope secured across this creek, but there is still the possibility of falling and getting wet. This is about 1.5 miles before the finish line. This is an amazing race and a spectacular course, I want you to experience it, but you must be willing and capable of managing yourself in challenging conditions.

GPS TRACKING

All racers must carry a GPS tracker during the 100M, 100K and 60K races. This important safety measure is required by the San Juan County Sheriff. If you own your own tracker you may use it. You will enter your tracker’s number on the MAProgress registration page. If you do not own your own tracker, you may rent one from MAProgress. All racers must register for tracking within 24 hours of registering at:

https://silvertonultramarathon-2019.maprogress.com/event/register

100K Registration Includes:

  • A top-notch mountain ultra-marathon running experience
  • 61 miles of the most amazingly spectacular single-track trails, including 23 miles along the most scenic part of the famous Colorado Trail. 98% Single-track trails.
  • An abundance of experienced, knowledgeable, attentive volunteers, including medical and communications staff.
  • 6 Well-stocked and well-supported aid stations including 2 remote aid stations.
  • Top quality, men’s and women’s specific RACER tech tee – No shirt if Registering after July 1st
  • High-quality finisher medal
  • Awards Ceremony
  • MAProgress tracking service. You must have your own GPS tracker or you must rent one from MAProgress. SUD will pay the fee for your tracker to show up on the Map platform so that the world can see your tracker.
  • Pacer support at Aid 5 and 6.

60K Registration Includes:

  • A top-notch mountain ultra-marathon running experience
  • 36.4 miles of the most amazingly spectacular single-track trails, including 16.32 miles of the most spectacular part of the famous Colorado Trail and 11 miles on the famous Hardrock 100 course. 97% single-track trails in remote areas.
  • Experienced, knowledgeable volunteers and medical and communications staff
  • 4 Well-stocked and well-supported aid stations. 2 of these stations are very remote aid station where everything needs to be backpacked into.
  • Top quality, men’s and women’s specific RACER tech tee. No shirt if Registering after July 1st
  • Awards Ceremony Sunday morning
  • MAProgress tracking service. You must have your own GPS tracker or you must rent one from MAProgress. SUD will pay the fee for your tracker to show up on the Map platform so that the world can see your tracker.
  • Pacer support at Aid 6. Pacers are allowed to pace you from Aid 5 to the finish.

UTMB Qualifiers:

Silverton Ultra Marathon 55K 2019 : https://tracedetrail.fr/fr/trace/trace/84446

Silverton Ultra Marathon 100K 2019 https://tracedetrail.fr/fr/trace/trace/80484

With 12 years experience directing the Golden Gate Dirty 30, a successful, well-organized race in the Denver area, 4 years organizing the Silverton Ultra Dirty and 10 years of volunteering for the Famous Hardrock 100, Megan has the experience and knowledge to create a top-notch experience for each entrant.

Trail Work

It is important to commit time to help improve and sustain the trails we enjoy. All Silverton Ultra Dirty participants are REQUIRED to complete 8 hours of volunteer trail work. Come join us July 10-11,2021 in Silverton as we join forces with Hardrock to maintain the trails on this course and in the Silverton area. Dirty 30 will also be hosting trail work on May 22, 2021 in Golden Gate Canyon State Park 1 hour west of downtown Denver. Details can be found at: https://dirty30.org/trail-work/.

Contact information

Event contact
Megan Finnesy, Race Director
Email
megan@dirty30.org
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