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Pretty Muddy Kids – Brighton

23 May, 2025

Sat 28 Jun 14:00 @Stanmer Park

Pretty Muddy® Kids is a fun-packed muddy obstacle course for children aged 6-12 (over 1.2m tall). The young fundraisers climb, crawl and slide their way around the course at their own pace, accompanied by an adult. The course is approximately 5k which is just over three miles, and there’s no pressure to finish in a certain time. Get ready to get muddy on an unforgettable day out.

www.raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org

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