Programs
Programs for all stages of the cancer experience
From the comfort of your chair to the top of Mount Evans, we have a program for every survivor and caregiver. Whether you have recently been diagnosed, are mid-treatment, or finished with treatment, you’ll find a program that suits your needs. And, all of our programs are offered at no cost to you!

Walk Into Wellness
A walking-based fitness and social program, Walk into Wellness is a gentle reintroduction for those just finishing treatment or who haven’t exercised in a while.

Hike Into Health
A hiking-based fitness and social program, Hike into Health takes you on trails of varying difficulty and will put you into the aerobic zone!

Cancer to 14k
A 10-week hiking-based conditioning program. You’ll train to climb a 14,000′ peak or complete a 14,000-step hike to an alpine lake.

Survivor-Caregiver Retreats
Three days that will change your life for the better. Get immersed in nature, make new friends, challenge yourself physically, and find new strength.

Online Programs
Find a real on-line community of people who understand cancer’s challenges. We offer mindfulness, Pilates, strength training and more.
“It’s being able to put things into perspective — when I thought things were so dire two years ago, to think that I’m standing on a mountain top at 12,000 feet, it’s — really, anything’s possible.”