07/28/2026
Hello Climbers The wait is almost over-
Our 7th Annual Climb For A Cure is happening this Saturday August 1st, and we can't wait to spend the day with you as we hike, celebrate, and raise awareness for Colorectal Cancer!
Morning Hike
Location: Shelving Rock Trailhead, Lake GeorgeRegistration: 8:00amHike begins at 9am SHARP
directions- Exit 20 to RT 149 on your left. Follow Route 149 past a golf course on your left, continue past Route 9L, and turn left on Butttermilk Falls Road. Follow it to its end, and bear left on Sly Pond Road.
Sly Pond Road will soon become a dirt road. At one point you will see a beaver pond, complete with lodge, on your left. When you will pass Hog Town Road on your right, Sly Pond Road will become Shelving Rock Road. There are nine designated parking areas in the Shelving Rock Area, and parking is not allowed on the sides of Shelving Rock Rd
When you arrive, please check in to receive your swag bag and event T-shirt. We ask that everyone wear their Climb For A Cure shirt during the hike so we can make a powerful statement together.
Before we head out:Grab some snacks and water Sign our Climb For A Cure flag with a message of hope, remembrance, or inspiration. Meet fellow climbers and get ready for a beautiful morning!
The hike is an easy 1.5 mile walk along a breathtaking waterfall and the shores of Lake George, ending at the rock ledges overlooking Log Bay. If you'd like to bring a bathing suit for a refreshing swim before heading back!
The Celebration Continues! After the hike, join us at:
COMMON ROOTS BREWERY-Bierhall
58 Saratoga Ave South Glens Falls
The festivities begin at 1:00pm with our co****le Tournament, followed by an afternoon of:Delicious food and drinks,Raffles and a silent auction,Live Music, inflatable colon, Great Friends and an incredible community
SPECIAL GUEST PRESENTATION
We are honored to welcome Lee Einhorn, Executive Director of Andre is an Idiot and Andre's best friend. Lee will share clips from the Netflix documentary Andrea Is an Idiot and host a special Q&A discussion about Andre's story, colorectal cancer awareness, and why early detection saves lives.
If You haven't watched the documentary yet, we highly encourage you to do so before Saturday. It's heartfelt, inspiring and surprisingly funny- and it perfectly captures the spirit of why we come together each year,
Thank you for being a part of Climb For A Cure. Whether you're hiking in honor of someone you love, celebrating survivorship, remembering those we've lost, or simply supporting this important cause, your presence truly makes a difference.
Together, we're climbing toward a future where no one has to face colorectal cancer alone.
See you Saturday! If you haven't yet signed up there is still time! Register below:
https://secure.qgiv.com/.../clim.../event/climbforacure2026/
With gratitude,
Wendy Harpp - Stage III Colorectal Survivor
Ambassador Fight CRC
Lake George NY Climb Host
321-474-3848
[email protected]
