4 on the 4th
About the Event
Super fun 4 mile run/walk on the 4th of July. Come out and celebrate America's 250th birthday. Wear your best red, white & blue. The running and walking for the 4 Miler starts promptly at 7:30 am. The Kids Race starts at approximately 8:30 am. Once your registration is complete, please go to the Donation Page and select the amount of your donation. Remember all of the race proceeds go right back into our community! We're committed to supporting youth sports and activities directly through our local YMCA.
Race is limited to 400 participants. The race typically sells out online before race day so please register early!
When available, race day registration does cost considerably more so plan to register early.
And remember that ALL registration must be completed online.....there are no paper forms.
Must register by June 21, 2026 to receive a race shirt.
Join fellow runners on July 4, 2026 for the 4 on the 4th. It's a fantastic 6.4K, 4K, 0.8K featuring a flat and fast course in Covington.
Races Offered
Running
4 on the 4th 4mile
Timed 4 Mile run, walk, or run/walk through the Eau Claire countryside
4 on the 4th 4k
Timed 4K run, walk, or run/walk around the village of Eau Claire
4 on the 4th
June 21st is the deadline to receive a race shirt and save money on registration.
4 on the 4th for Kids (10 & under)
It's a half mile race ~ 2 laps around the park! June 21st is the deadline to save money on registration.
About Covington
4 on the 4th takes place in Covington, Louisiana, United States. The local timezone is America/Chicago.
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