Tough Mudder looking for Glasgow people to take part in 2024 Scotland event

Tough Mudder Scotland 2024 is coming back to Drumlanrig Castle offering what organisers say is an unmissable weekend of 'endurance, adventure, and community celebration'.

Described as the "ultimate adventure extravaganza", the organisers say Tough Mudder is back - bigger, bolder, and "tougher than ever".

With easy travel distances from Glasgow, the team are calling on Glaswegians to take on the "challenge of a lifetime". What to expect on the day at Tough Mudder Speaking about his excitement, Managing Director of Tough Mudder, Matthew Brooke, said: “I am thrilled to announce the return of Tough Mudder Scotland to the breathtaking Drumlanrig Castle. We believe in pushing boundaries and creating memories that last a lifetime.

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