Race for Life Watford Pretty Muddy 5k
From Cancer Research UK - Race for Life
Event summary
Whether you're tackling the course solo or joining forces with friends and family, the Pretty Muddy® event is designed for everyone, regardless of fitness level. With no pressure to finish in a specific time, you can take your time and enjoy the thrill of getting dirty for a good cause. Together, we can make a difference by raising money for life-saving cancer research. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to have a blast while contributing to a brighter future!
Race for Life Watford Pretty Muddy 5k
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General Event Parking: There is no parking available on the day at Cassiobury Park - please use public transport where possible or one of the Watford town centre car parks approx. 15 minute walk to the event site.
Blue Badge Parking: Please talk to a steward on arrival at Cassiobury Park for directions to park.
Volunteer Parking: The Event Manager will be in touch with volunteers prior to the event with information about parking opportunities.
Drop Offs: There is no designated drop off point at this venue.
Electric Charging points: Public Charging Station, Rosslyn Rd, Watford WD18 0JX - approx. 1.7 miles away.
Public transport and pedestrians:
Pedestrians: You can use any of the entrances into Cassiobury Park and make your way to the "Lebanon Tree".
Bus: 352 & W30 drop off & pick up at the underground station - approx. 5 minute walk to the event site
Train: Watford Underground station is located outside of the park approximately 5 minutes walk to the event site. Watford Junction overground station is located in the centre of town approx. 25 minute walk to the event site.
Cycling & Bike Racks: Bike racks can be found near the Daisy cafe/hub in the centre of the park or round by The Cha Cafe near the tennis courts.
General Event Parking: There is no parking available on the day at Cassiobury Park - please use public transport where possible or one of the Watford town centre car parks approx. 15 minute walk to the event site.
Blue Badge Parking: Please talk to a steward on arrival at Cassiobury Park for directions to park.
Volunteer Parking: The Event Manager will be in touch with volunteers prior to the event with information about parking opportunities.
Drop Offs: There is no designated drop off point at this venue.
Electric Charging points: Public Charging Station, Rosslyn Rd, Watford WD18 0JX - approx. 1.7 miles away.
Public transport and pedestrians:
Pedestrians: You can use any of the entrances into Cassiobury Park and make your way to the "Lebanon Tree".
Bus: 352 & W30 drop off & pick up at the underground station - approx. 5 minute walk to the event site
Train: Watford Underground station is located outside of the park approximately 5 minutes walk to the event site. Watford Junction overground station is located in the centre of town approx. 25 minute walk to the event site.
Cycling & Bike Racks: Bike racks can be found near the Daisy cafe/hub in the centre of the park or round by The Cha Cafe near the tennis courts.
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Location
Cassiobury Park, Off Cassiobury Park Avenue, Hertfordshire, Watford, WD18 7LG
Race for Life Watford Pretty Muddy 5k
Cancer Research UK - Race for Life
Race for Life is Cancer Research UK’s biggest series of fundraising events. Taking place across the UK, the events include 3k, 5k and 10k routes as well as our Pretty Muddy obstacle events. Race for Life started 28 years ago as a women-only event. The first event was held in Battersea, in 1994, where 750 participants raised £48,000. Since that point, Race for Life has grown into a series of hundreds of events across the country, raising nearly £900 million towards beating cancer over the last quarter of a century. In 2019, for the first time, the Race for Life opened its doors to men to participate too, making it a truly inclusive event, giving people the chance to come together with their family and friends, and join the movement to help beat cancer.
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