Farm 5K Benefit Run/Walk at Wardensville Garden Market

Wardensville, United States • 23 May 2026

Farm 5K Run/Walk at Wardensville Garden Market

The Farm 5K Run/Walk at Wardensville Garden Market takes place in Wardensville, West Virginia. This event is held as part of the Wardensville Spring Fest, a town-wide celebration featuring local flavor and creative activities. Participants follow a scenic, off-road course situated beside the Cacapon River.

The route winds alongside Lewis Farm, an active agricultural site where organic vegetables are grown and livestock graze. The terrain is described as an approachable off-road path. Due to the proximity of livestock and for the safety of all participants, dogs are not permitted on the 5K course.

The event includes the following distance:

  • 5 km

The run/walk supports a charitable cause, with proceeds benefiting the Junior Crew program at Farms Work Wonders. This organization provides vocational training and support for Appalachian youth through local businesses such as the Wardensville Garden Market, Mack’s Bingo Kitchen and Bakery, and Dakota Glass Works. Awards are presented to the first place overall male and female finishers, as well as the top performers in multiple age divisions ranging from children aged 9 and under to adults aged 60 and over. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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