3 Pillars

You’ll arrive in Colorado on Sunday, stepping out of your everyday world and into something wilder. The first day is about slowing down, meeting the crew, checking your gear, and preparing — physically, mentally, and emotionally — for what lies ahead.

On Monday, we shoulder our packs and step onto the trail. From that moment until Friday, everything familiar falls away. The rhythm becomes simple and raw: hike, eat, rest, reflect. Each day brings new terrain, new challenges, and new clarity.

We’ll move through alpine forests, open ridgelines, and quiet valleys — covering real miles while diving into deep personal and group work. Along the way, you’ll face both the landscape outside and the one within.

By Friday afternoon, we emerge from the backcountry changed — tired, clear, and connected. That evening, we’ll share a meal and soak in local hot springs, letting the experience settle into the body. On Saturday morning, we part ways — re-entering the world with a renewed sense of strength and purpose.

• Sunday – Arrival & Orientation
  Arrive in Colorado. Meet your guide and crew. Set up camp. We’ll review the route, check packs and gear, and set group intentions for the journey ahead. This is where the noise of daily life begins to fade.

• Monday – The Departure
  Hit the trail. The first miles are a transition — from structure to simplicity. We establish rhythm, pace, and presence. Camp in the backcountry under open sky.

• Tuesday – The Climb
  Long miles and steady elevation. The physical challenge rises, and so does awareness. Conversations deepen; silence sharpens. The trail starts to reveal what you’re carrying — and what you’re ready to release.

• Wednesday – The Threshold
  Our most demanding day. A major ascent and a guided experience. Time apart to reflect, confront, and listen. By evening, we return to camp with new perspective.

• Thursday – Integration on the Trail
  We move easier, but deeper. Group reflection, leadership practices, and shared insight. The journey turns inward as we prepare to return.

• Friday – The Descent & Return
  Morning miles out of the wilderness. The pack feels lighter. We close the trip with dinner and time in the hot springs — a moment to ground and honor what’s been gained.

• Saturday – Departure Home
  Breakfast together, closing reflections, and travel home. The real work begins now — carrying what you found beyond the known back into everyday life.

• Facing the Unknown

• Leadership Under Strain

• Brotherhood & Accountability

• Purpose & Direction