Dirty Girl Mud Run obstacle races, mud run, and OCR information, distance, cost, dates, calendar, discounts, obstacles, reviews, and more
Dirty Girl is a 5k mud run for women of all ages and athletic abilities. Don't worry, it's not a ‘race' in the traditional sense.
It is an untimed obstacle course designed to push you slightly out of your comfort zone, but only as far as you are comfortable going. Forming teams is encouraged, and so is helping your fellow Dirty Girls get through to the finish. At a Dirty Girl Mud Run you'll find excitement, laughter, and camaraderie—as well as lots of music and even some adult beverages. It's a day you'll never forget.
Having the dirtiest time of your life isn't all you'll be doing out there. Dirty Girl supports breast cancer charity organizations in each of our event markets with a cash donation that we intend to be used in your community. By participating in a Dirty Girl Mud Run you've already have made a difference by financially and physically making a stand against Breast Cancer.
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Dirty Girl Mud Run Reviews from the Community
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So Much Fun!
Despite the change in venue after we had paid, me and my girlfriends were determined to have a good time. Yes, we had to stay in a hotel for the night since we had signed up for an early wave, but the extra money was so worth the time I got to spend with my girlfriend away from husbands and kids. I would have tried to space out the obstacles more evenly at the beginning of the course. I felt like I was running the 5K before there were even any obstacles to go over. The mud did have quite a bit of gravel in it which took it's toll on my elbows and knees and I think there could have been more volunteers spaced better through out the course. Over all, I thought the event was awesome minus few little hiccips. But you are going to have those at all races. I can't wait to sign up for next year.
Our first mud run and we had a blast. Can't wait for next year. We plan on having a huge group. Thanks for the memories and all you do.
I had to knock a couple stars off for the the registration of this event. Like many others, I registered and paid for the event based on the fact that they stated it was in Raleigh. Later they switched the location to 90 miles further away from Raleigh which made a 3.5 hour trip one way to get to the event when it would have been a quick under 2 hour trip for us. It prevented a lot of our friends from signing up after that. We ended up getting a hotel room the night before since our wave was 9 AM. Outside of the extra costs and travel time we had a blast at the event itself. The only thing they could list about the course is all the gravel and rocks hidden in the mud. We came out with cuts, scrapes and bruises due to the gravel. A few of the obstacles were pretty dangerous (8 ft wall covered in mud) which was okay for us but there were no event volunteers standing by in case someone fell. Would recommend staff at each obstacle. Would run again but I will wait to register until the exact location is determined and I'll wear more protective gear on hands and knees.
My first mud run and I had a blast! My friends and I laughed the entire time and are already recruiting other friends for next year!!
First Dirty Girl Run and had an absolute blast!
SO MUDDY
Mud was SO THICK and deep. Past participants said this was an awful venue. Routed through what were obviously corn fields and the mud literally smelled like manure. TOUGH TOUGH time.
I had lots of fun at last years event and signed up 5 of my friends only to find the venue wasnt realy Raleigh, It was in Greensboro. I felt totally deceived and embarrassed that I asked my friends to join me. Its a long way from Raleigh , especially dirty and wet, I would have found another run, They should offer refunds due to deceit. none of us will go again,,,
Better than Last Year
This race was held at least an hour outside Atlanta, but we have come to expect this location change from DG, so it was not a shock and the location was Lake Lanier which is beautiful. Parking was lacking, we walked at least a mile each way to and from our vehicle and check-in took longer than expected as well, but the course itself was fantastic. The natural terrain with the obstacles made this a much better course than the one in Bham last year. There was a ton of mud and being able to dip in the lake to rinse off before hitting the hoses was nice as well. The only thing lacking this year was the wash area. The hoses were outside the changing tents, right on the lake, so there were several boats hanging around waiting for the women to take off their clothes to clean. No one completely undressed while hosing off because of the extra eyes from the lake, this was the only downfall compared to the previous year's DG. I always recommend this race to women who want to get into OCR, but are nervous or anxious about doing it with bunch of men. It is a great race for a first timer, and is worth coming back again for the women only principle.
One of the best mud runs I've been too...if you have not done a mud run before but always wanted to do it....this is for you!!! Grab a group of friends and have fun!!!
I though the natural earth obstacles were way better than the actual man made obstacles . Another race that's good to be a persons "first race". I'd do it again because of the cause.
