Race For Life’s Pretty Muddy, will return to Sefton Park on July 1 to raise funds for Cancer Research UK.
A 5km sponsored obstacle course will welcome participants from 10am, with runners starting in waves every 15 minutes until midday.
Over 4,100 women are expected to take part during the Race For Life weekend in Sefton Park with 2,434 to take on the Pretty Muddy obstacle course on Saturday.
There will alsol be a 5km mud-free marathon on Sunday July 3 with almost 1,500 set to race and a further 249 taking on the 10km marathon.
Organisers are hoping the weekend long event will raise £361,700 for Cancer Research UK which funded £1miilion of research in Liverpool last year.
Pretty Muddy will have eleven gruelling obstacle courses to overcome from climbing over inflatable hurdles, to crawling through mud pits, balance beams and more.
Race For Life raises vital funds for Cancer Research UK doctors, nurses and scientists to help continue to save lives of people across the UK.
Polly O’Gorman, Pretty Muddy event manager, said: “It’s our third year staging Pretty Muddy at Sefton Park and its always a great day with everyone having lots of fun.
“Every day around 110 people are diagnosed with cancer in the North West.
“That’s why we need women of all shapes and sizes to pull on their leggings, lace up their trainers and show their support at these supportive, none competitive events.
“We always have a fantastic atmosphere and a great response at Race for Life in Liverpool. It’s also great fun to spectate at so if you’ve sponsored someone why not come and cheer them on.
“You will get very muddy so don’t forget to bring a carrier bag and change of clothes too!”
To enter this year’s Pretty Muddy or the 5 and 10km marathons, visit raceforlife.org or call 0300 123 0770.