Maryland · Saturday, February 7, 2026
The The Algonquin 50K is a 50k and ultra event held on Saturday, February 7, 2026.
Held at the beautiful Trap Pond State Park, this event takes runners on a scenic and invigorating course along the Bob Trail—a 4.5-mile loop around the 90-acre Trap Pond.
The route winds through towering hardwood forests, crosses a picturesque dam at Raccoon Pond, and ventures over boardwalk bridges through freshwater swamps. Runners will be treated to breathtaking views of vibrant fall foliage, offering a colorful backdrop and a true taste of Sussex County’s lowland beauty during peak autumn.
Lace up and run with purpose—your participation helps support the transformative work of Legacy Academy!
Find out more about Legacy Academy here.
Find out more about the Bob Trail here.
This 5K trail race will be held on Saturday, February 20, 2027 at the Wicomico Ranger Station on Sixty Foot Road in Parsonsburg, MD. The race will start at 9:00 AM The race will run through forested trails in the beautiful Wicomico Demonstration Forest. Come and check out this beautiful new location. This event will be our 2nd annual 5K that has run on this trail and we are excited to host this event! Our first 5K was amazing and we had wonderful feedback from our participants!
PRIZES INCLUDE $50 AMAZON GIFT CARDS TO FIRST AND SECOND PLACE MALE AND FEMALE
$25 AMAZON GIFT CARDS TO THIRD PLACE MALE AND FEMALE
All funds raised will go directly to our program participants. 4STEPS provides low cost and scholarship therapeutic riding services to our special needs community. Through sensory integration and motor skill motivation on horseback we are able to help individuals enhance their dynamic posture, muscle tone, socialization, mobility, cognitive abilities, and an overall improved quality of life. We have witnessed the joy and healing that our horses bring to our participants. It truly is a wonderful program.
4STEPS inclusiveness has meant reaching out to minorities, rural communities, families with children with special needs, those in group homes and residential communities -- to anyone who may be out of the mainstream. Volunteers will tell you that working with exceptional participants, who courageously face ongoing physical, emotional, social and/or cognitive challenges enriches their own lives. Horse Power program develops youth to be respectful and comfortable working alongside peers with differences and diverse abilities and teaches to appreciate them as valuable, vital community members. In turn, youth with special needs develop leadership skills and build authentic community connections while developing their horsemanship skills. It's a WIN-WIN!
SO COME ON OUT AND SUPPORT THIS AMAZING PROGRAM AND HELP US TO KEEP REACHING OUT TO OUR COMMUNITY!!