Race for Life Crawley Pretty Muddy 5k

Sat 20th July 2024

Two women happily pose during an outdoor charity run, covered in mud. Both sport pink shirts, with one clearly labeled "Wear Mud," contributing to the cheerful and active atmosphere. Other participants are seen, with a 'Pretty Muddy' logo in the top right corner.

Race for Life Crawley Pretty Muddy 5k

From Cancer Research UK - Race for Life

  • Date Sat 20th July 2024
  • Location Crawley, West Sussex
  • Price £22.49
  • Races 1 race
  • Distances 5km

Event summary

Race for Life Crawley Pretty Muddy 5k is an exciting event organised by Cancer Research UK - Race for Life, taking place on Sat 20th July 2024 in Crawley, West Sussex. Participants can expect to climb, crawl, and slide their way around the 5k obstacle course at their own pace, with no pressure to finish in a certain time. The 5k distance is just over 3 miles and can take about an hour to complete on average, making it perfect for individuals, groups of friends, or families looking to have a fun and muddy experience while raising money for life-saving cancer research. Join in on the fun and support a great cause at Race for Life Crawley Pretty Muddy 5k!

Organiser's Description

Climb, crawl and slide your way around the Pretty Muddy® obstacle course at your own pace. 5k is just over 3 miles and can take about an hour to complete on average, but there's no pressure to finish in a certain time – it's all designed for fun! Get muddy as an individual or with a group of friends or family, act like a big kid and raise money for life-saving cancer research.

Races

  • Adults

    Entry for Adults 18 and Over

    Sat 20th July 2024

    £22.49

    CLOSED

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Go Ape Crawley, Crawley, RH10 5PQ, United Kingdom

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