The Pink Hike: Hike, Heal & Honor

Join HikeHER for a powerful morning of movement, sisterhood, wellness, and breast-cancer awareness. More Than a Hike The Pink Hike is a morning dedicated to honoring survivors, remembering loved ones, increasing breast-health awareness, and reminding women that no one should have to navigate life’s most difficult seasons alone. Hosted by HikeHER, this annual experience brings women together through hiking, wellness, education, faith, and genuine sisterhood. Whether you are a breast-cancer survivor, caregiver, friend, family member, advocate, or woman who simply wants to support the cause, there is a place for you at the Pink Hike. Part One: The Pink Hike Time: 7:30–9:30 AM Location: Cedar Ridge Preserve We will begin the morning with a guided community hike surrounded by women dressed in pink. The hike will create space for movement, reflection, connection, and encouragement. Attendees should arrive early enough to park, check in, and prepare for the hike. Comfortable hiking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and water are strongly encouraged. Part Two: The Pink Hike Community Experience Time: 10:00 AM–12:00 PM Location: Duncanville Recreation Center After the hike, the celebration will continue indoors with an uplifting community experience. The program will include: • A live DJ • Pink Hike photo opportunities and photo-booth sessions • Wellness-focused vendors and community resources • Light refreshments • Attendee goodie bags, while supplies last • Meaningful opportunities to connect with other women • A live recording of the Diary of a Breastie podcast • A breast-health education conversation featuring survivors, caregivers, advocates, and professionals The educational portion of the event will help attendees better understand breast-screening recommendations, important family-history questions, and ways to access breast-health services and local support. Who Should Attend? The Pink Hike is open to women who want to: • Support breast-cancer survivors and families • Honor or remember someone affected by breast cancer • Learn more about breast health and early detection • Experience an encouraging morning of movement and wellness • Connect with a supportive community of women • Participate in a meaningful cause while having fun You do not have to be an experienced hiker to attend. Attendees should, however, review the trail information and select the participation option that is appropriate for their personal fitness and mobility level. What to Wear and Bring Attendees are encouraged to wear pink. Please bring: • Comfortable hiking or athletic shoes • A reusable water bottle • Weather-appropriate clothing • Sunscreen • Any personal medication or supplies you may need • A joyful and supportive spirit Important Information Registration is required. Tickets are limited, and early registration is strongly encouraged. Goodie bags and certain sponsored items may be available only while supplies last. Ticket purchases support the production of the Pink Hike, breast-health education, and HikeHER’s continued community wellness programming.