WHAT'S YOUR EVEREST 2024 PRESENTED BY FNBO

What's Your Everest 2024What a perfect day for What’s Your Everest! Thank you to all who came out and hiked with us. Thank you to all of the sponsors, partners, volunteers and donors who made this day possible!! Always remember … What’s within you is stronger than what’s in your way! Keep climbing and don’t forget your rope team! 🧡⛰️

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September 7, 2024 
8am-1pm @ Historic Chautauqua Park in Boulder, CO

About What’s Your Everest. In mountain sports, a rope team is a group of mountaineers or climbers who are linked together by a safety rope to protect individual members of the group from falling. Inspired by teamwork and communication, No Barriers uses this term to refer to the  people who will support you through life’s journey.

What’s Your Everest brings individuals of all abilities together to push, pull, and support each in their efforts to reach their own personal Everest. Participants take this life-changing experience back home and are inspired to create their own rope teams to guide them through life’s challenges. 

More than just a hike, What’s Your Everest 2024 will introduce you to the life-changing work that No Barriers brings to the community, the people we serve, and like-minded partners who are helping to build an inclusive world where barriers don’t stand in the way of possibilities.

LAST YEAR, a beautiful, diverse population of over 200 people broke through their own barriers.

MORIAH (MO) LEUTHAUSER

Program Manager

 

Moriah (Mo) Leuthauser grew up in a small town in Western Colorado. There she spent time outside with her family- skiing, backpacking, climbing and camping. She was introduced to adaptive recreation through an internship with a nonprofit organization that offered recumbent cycling tours from Telluride to Moab for disabled veterans. She was inspired to get involved with adaptive recreation after seeing the joy and healing that she had witnessed it bringing.  She attended Grand Canyon University, where she worked as a guide in the outdoor recreation program and received her Wilderness First Responder certification. Then, she worked at the National Ability Center as an adaptive ski instructor and as an adaptive raft guide for multi day rafting trips. During this time, she earned her PSIA Adaptive Level 1 cert and her Swift Water Rescue Level 4 cert. She now works for No Barriers as the Warriors Program Coordinator, but most enjoys opportunities to be in the field. In her free time, she enjoys mountain biking, rock climbing, skiing, board games and gardening. She hopes for a future where outdoor recreation is more accessible for all people and she plans to devote her career to this cause.