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4Steps Therapeutic Riding 5k

Parsonsburg, United States • 21 Feb 2026

Event Details

The 4Steps Therapeutic Riding 5k is a trail race scheduled for Saturday, February 21, 2026. It starts and finishes at the Wicomico Ranger Station on Sixty Foot Road in Parsonsburg, Maryland.

Course Information

The race is a 5 km route that takes place on forested trails within the Wicomico Demonstration Forest. This event will be the first 5k race held on this particular trail network.

Awards and Purpose

Prize awards include $50 Amazon gift cards for first and second place male and female finishers, and $25 Amazon gift cards for third place male and female finishers. All funds raised from the event go directly to support the 4STEPS program. This organization provides low-cost and scholarship therapeutic horseback riding services for individuals with special needs, aiming to improve posture, muscle tone, mobility, and overall quality of life. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Maryland Parsonsburg

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5 km
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