Peak Challenge
A wilderness experience for men and young men in the mountains near Leadville, Colorado. Join us August 4-8, 2026 for worship, challenge, brotherhood, and time set apart with God.
GOD. MEN. MOUNTAINS. LEGACIES.
A Wilderness Experience Like No Other
Peak Challenge is a chance to step away from normal rhythms and meet God in the mountains. For more than two decades, men have gathered for a few simple days of camping, hiking, worship, campfire conversations, and challenge. It is not just a trip to Colorado. It is a focused space to listen, reset, and come home ready to lead with greater faith, courage, and purpose.
AUGUST 4-8, 2026
Dates & Location
Printer Boy Group Campground is located about four miles northwest of downtown Leadville, Colorado, near Turquoise Lake. Registration is open now and closes May 31, 2026.
PREPARE FOR PEAK CHALLENGE
What to Know Before You Go
Peak Challenge is simple by design, but the mountains deserve preparation. Here are the basics for camping, hiking, food, schedule, and spiritual readiness.
Stories from Peak Challenge
Hear the story, the invitation, and the impact of men encountering God together in the mountains.
Frequently Asked Questions
Peak Challenge is for men and young men who want a focused wilderness experience built around faith, challenge, brotherhood, and legacy. If you are unsure whether the trip is a fit for you or your group, use the contact form below and the team can help.
Peak Challenge 2027 is planned for Printer Boy Group Campground near Leadville, Colorado, about four miles northwest of downtown Leadville and near Turquoise Lake.
Registration for 2027 is open through May 31. The listed cost is $130, with a $10 early-bird discount before May 1. Meals are on your own this year, so coordinate food and supplies with the men you are traveling with.
Plan for tent camping, cold nights, afternoon rain, and hiking at altitude. Helpful essentials include a warm sleeping bag, sleeping pad or cot, rain fly, lantern, camp chair, layered clothing, hiking shoes or trail runners, non-cotton socks, hydration pack, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, rain gear, and optional trekking poles.
Men arrive Tuesday afternoon and set up camp, followed by Tuesday night orientation. Wednesday and Thursday are generally open for excursions, with large-group time and campfire groups each night. Friday includes the main group hike and afternoon Celebration Event. Most men head home Saturday.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
Contact the Peak Challenge Team
Use the form below or email [email protected] and someone from the team will follow up.
