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Registration Form and Details:

Registration Form and Details:

Registration Form and Details:

Program Offerings:

Summer Retreat

Join Eagle Mount at Big Sky Resort for an exciting summer outdoor adventure! This retreat provides a wonderful opportunity for veterans to build camaraderie and forge connections through outdoor recreation, including both cross-country and downhill mountain biking, along with other activities that allow you to enjoy the beauty and wilderness of Montana. We will share meals together, both at the resort and in town, all provided by Eagle Mount.

Winter Retreat

Join Eagle Mount at Big Sky Resort for an exciting ski adventure! This retreat provides a wonderful opportunity for veterans to build camaraderie and connections through outdoor recreation, including skiing and snowboarding and other winter activities in the Big Sky area. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced skier or snowboarder, we will coach you to improve your skills and provide any necessary adaptive equipment or instruction. We will enjoy meals together both at the resort and around town, provided by Eagle Mount.

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Spring Fling

Activities during this annual reunion weekend include downhill skiing or snowboarding at Big Sky Resort, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at Lone Mountain Ranch, and a pizza and pool party. Spring Fling is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with friends and families met at previous camps. Eagle Mount covers the cost of lodging, lift tickets and rentals.

Flight Camp

An unforgettable adventure for young adult cancer survivors (ages 18–26) who dream of flying! In partnership with TransMedics Aviation, Big Sky Kids offers four campers the chance to learn to fly while experiencing the spectacular beauty of Montana from a whole new perspective. Over five action-packed days, campers team up with their certified flight instructors, complete real pre-flight checks, and take to the sky each morning to learn aircraft controls and basic maneuvers. Many even perform their own takeoffs and landings by the end of the week! Afternoons are filled with fun, themed lunches, behind-the-scenes tours of Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport—including emergency operations, the control tower, and private jet hangars—plus ground lessons on aerodynamics, landing tips, and cross-country flight planning. The week wraps up with an epic graduation flight to Jackson Hole, WY, soaring over Yellowstone National Park and the Grand Tetons for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Camp Braveheart

Kayak, ride horses, fish, swim, create arts and crafts, eat s’mores, and more! Camp Braveheart is designed for campers aged 5 to 10 and their immediate families. Children in this age bracket that are post-treatment are welcome to apply! We’ll gather for 5 nights at Hyalite Youth Camp, a rustic facility located on the beautiful shores of Hyalite Reservoir just outside of Bozeman. Camp Braveheart is medically supervised by a nurse, and the only cost to families is transportation to and from your home.

Big Sky Adventure

You’ll be forever changed by this unforgettable experience of the beautiful outdoors. Big Sky Adventure Camp is designed for kids ages 11 to 18 who are still in treatment for their cancer or who have recently completed their treatment, plus one parent or guardian each. This unique camp includes a float on the Yellowstone river, horseback riding, white-water rafting, a day trip to Yellowstone National Park, and many more exciting excursions. Big Sky Adventure Camp is medically supervised by an oncologist, and is an all-expense paid vacation, including travel.

Young Adult Retreat

Young Adult Retreat (YAR) is designed for young adults ages 18 to 26 whose cancer is in remission. For a full week, campers are immersed in adventurous outdoor activities, the camaraderie of a small group, and opportunities to develop unique and powerful leadership skills. YAR is a traveling camp with an itinerary that changes from year to year, so returning campers are given the chance to see multiple facets of Montana’s beauty. This retreat is medically supervised by a volunteer nurse, and the only cost for our YAR campers is transportation to and from their homes.

Program Offerings

In the Arts Program, participants and their families explore a variety of performing and visual arts disciplines, via multi-week sessions and one-time workshops. Key activities include:

Theater

Work together to put on an original production, whether you’re acting in the show, designing costumes, building the set, or running the stage tech. Theater sessions typically occur in the winter and summer.

Dance

Move to the music in our fun-filled interdisciplinary dance sessions. Sometimes we try hip hop, other times country line dancing, and sometimes we just have a big dance party! Dance sessions typically occur in the spring and fall.

2D and 3D Art

Rotating visual art sessions provide opportunities to explore printmaking, painting, drawing, clay sculpture, and more. With adaptive tools, anyone can create! 2D and 3D Art sessions typically occur in the winter, spring, and fall.

All-Abilities Art Workshops

Participants and their families are invited to learn a new craft together through workshops led by artists from our community. Past workshops include watercolor, needle-felting, nature drawing, polymer clay, sun-printing, collage, fairy houses, chalk pastels, and more. Art workshops typically occur once or twice per month.

All-Abilities Camp

Participants and their siblings are invited to explore a variety of arts and crafts activities during select PIR days and spring break camps.

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Tiny Trekkers

For our participants aged approximately 5-8, Tiny Trekkers is a Tuesday-Thursday day camp with various adventures. Tiny Trekkers has two sessions available; an early season general camp and a later season water camp.

Bridger Bounders

For our participants aged approximately 9-14, Bridger Bounders is a Monday-Thursday day camp with various adventures. Bridger Bounders has two sessions available; an early season general camp and a later season water camp.

Eagle Explorers

Eagle Explorers is for our participants aged approximately 13-19. It is a Monday-Thursday day camp with various adventures. Eagle Explorers has two sessions available; an early season general camp and a later season water camp.

Gallatin Galavanters

Gallatin Galavanters is tailored to our older particiapants who are aged 18+ and has a weekly Adventure Day all summer long. Galavanters can choose a Monday or Friday schedule.

Campouts

An overnight campout is offered for each group at the end of the summer! Transportation, equipment, and meals are provided.

Autumn Adventures

Autumn Adventures is all about having fun with friends and building skills with a variety of fall activities. Each day we adventure we will travel to a different location to explore and make memories together. Adventures include: group games, hiking, disc golf, archery, exploring local facilities, and more! Participants of all ages and abilities are welcome and will be combined in the same adventure groups.
We kindly ask that participants are independent with toileting and personal care needs or attend with a caregiver to participate with Autumn Adventures.

Program Offerings

Climbing at Spire

As one of our “shoulder season” programs, we run climbing sessions each year when the snow is too thin for hitting the slopes, but too deep to play in the mountains. During these times we partner with Spire Climbing to offer adaptive climbing lessons. Learn how to tie-in, learn proper climbing technique and learn tricks of the trade that work for your individual abilities!

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Horsemanship Sessions

Mounted and ground lessons occur in sessions that last five weeks. During the session, participants attend class once a week where they are paired with a horse and instructor that will assist them in pursuing their individual goals. We strive to provide consistency throughout each session to build trust and increase familiarity for participants.
Mounted lessons are tailored to the individual needs of participants to create an environment that is conducive to meeting personal goals, expanding skill sets, and simply enjoying partnership with an equine. Mounted lessons provide many benefits, with a focus on strength, balance, coordination, and flexibility. We offer both private and group lessons depending on the unique abilities, goals, and desires of our participants.
Ground lessons foster bonding between the horse and participant by focusing on showmanship skills, increasing trust and confidence, and connecting with our equine partners in ways that are not possible when mounted.

Destination Lessons

For those who do not call Bozeman or the surrounding area home, destination lessons are available to ensure that qualifying participants have access to the same experiences when visiting the Gallatin Valley. Both mounted and ground lessons are available to create an experience that aligns with your travel itinerary.

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Family Art Nights

Family Art Nights are occasions for participants and their families to engage in a fun art activity together. Whether it’s painting, clay sculpture, printmaking, or something else, these events are a ton of fun for the whole family!

Mom’s Night Out

This monthly program provides Eagle Mount moms with various opportunities to come together, socialize, and foster a sense of community. Past activities have included paint and sips, candle making, cooking, yoga retreats and so much more!

Dad’s Night Out

This quarterly program provides Eagle Mount dads with various opportunities to come together, socialize, and foster a sense of community. Past activities have included, clay shooting, brewery tours and pizza nights.

Sibling Night Out

This quarterly program offers Eagle Mount siblings a range of opportunities to bond, socialize, and share experiences in a supportive environment. Past activities have included campouts, pizza and crafts nights, holiday parties, movie nights and much more.

Adult Night Out

This monthly program brings participants aged 18 and up together to enjoy social activities with their peers. Each month features a different activity, including outings to various vendors around town, providing a fun and engaging way for participants to connect and socialize.

Family Camp

Each summer, Eagle Mount hosts a family camp in Paradise Valley for five families. This camp serves as a gathering place for families who share similar life experiences, offering them an opportunity to bond and forge meaningful connections. Through adventures and shared meals, the camp aims not only to create lasting memories but also to cultivate lasting friendships.

Family Rafting

Each summer, Family Engagement organizes an exhilarating adventure for Eagle Mount families—a guided rafting trip on either the Gallatin or Yellowstone River. These trips are not just about navigating the rapids they are about creating unforgettable moments filled with smiles and laughter.

Family Ski Days at Bridger

Each spring, Family Engagement collaborates with our Adaptive Ski program to host Family Ski Days. This event is a wonderful opportunity for families to create lasting memories while enjoying the joy of skiing in a supportive and inclusive environment.

Program Offerings

In our Horticulture Program, participants get their hands dirty and enjoy the physical and emotional benefits of caring for plants. Key activities include:

Summer Session

In the summer, we’re outside tending to veggies, herbs, and flowers in the Program Garden. Participants sow seeds, water plants, pull weeds, harvest produce, and make fun crafts with things we harvest from the garden.

Fall Session

Fall is harvest season! We enjoy the fruits of our labor by harvesting and processing the veggies, herbs, and flowers we grew all summer. Then, we care for the garden as it winds down for the winter ahead.

Winter Session

During our snowy winters, we move indoors to care for and propagate a variety of succulents and houseplants in the greenhouse.

Spring Session

In the spring, participants gear up for the growing season ahead by starting seedlings indoors in the greenhouse.

Farmers Markets

Horticulture participants host a stand at the Summer and Winter Farmers’ Markets, sharing our houseplants, seeds, produce, and crafts with the community.

Program Offerings

Weekly Road Rides

Each year, starting in the end of May, our cycling club meets on Monday evenings for a 10-20 mile ride around Bozeman and the surrounding area. Locations include Sypes Canyon, Headwaters State Park, Bracket Creek, and more!

Long Road Rides

Approximately one Saturday per month in the summer, the cycling club will meet for longer 25–35 mile rides. This program provides fun, adventure, and time to connect with other cycling enthusiasts.

Weekly Mountain Rides

On Thursdays in the summer, Eagle Mount travels with our expanded fleet of adaptive mountain cycles to various accessible rides around Bozeman. Group Mountain rides are a great way to explore a different type of recreation!

Long Mountain Rides

Approximately one Saturday per month, Eagle Mount will do a longer, more involved mountain ride.

Adaptive Cycle Rentals

We own several varieties of adaptive cycles that we will rent to the public. Please contact us if you are interested in renting an adaptive cycle!

Aquatics Schedule