Stay tuned! Hikes and walks are coming back soon. In the meantime, check out your on-line programs to enjoy that LBL sense of community.

Recovering from cancer is no walk in the park . . . . But, walking in the park IS recovering from cancer.
Exercise is key for cancer survivors -- it helps you feel happier, be stronger, and (at least for breast and colon cancer) live longer. Experts recommend cancer survivors get at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise weekly. And being outdoors can help fight anxiety and depression -- real risks that are unfortunately increased by the isolation required to slow the spread of the coronavirus.   Even though social distancing prevents us from hiking together, we do encourage you to get outside and go for a walk or hike on your own when you can do so while practicing safe social distancing and wearing face masks when you can't.​
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​​Walks in the Park
​Fit, fun, friendly, free! Our walks are paved, flat, easy, and usually a mile or less (with options to go farther). Come on out and join us!

Day Hikes
​This is where you can literally tell cancer to "Take a Hike!" We've got the Front Range covered, as well as Durango. Hikes come in 3 sizes -- easy, moderate and difficult.

​Cancer to 14K
Cancer to 14K is a 12-week hiking-based conditioning program. Feel good again, and climb a mountain along the way! Climb Grays Peak or complete another 14K goal.