Aim High for a Great Cause at the 2026 Elevation Archery Challenge
Mark your calendars for an unforgettable weekend of archery, mountain scenery, and community impact at the 2026 Elevation Archery Challenge, taking place July 24–25, 2026, at Loveland Ski Area in the beautiful Arapaho National Forest.
More than just an archery event, the Elevation Archery Challenge is a fundraiser benefiting Easterseals Colorado’s Rocky Mountain Village (RMV) Camp, helping send children and adults living with disabilities to experience life-changing camp adventures, build confidence, and create lifelong memories.
Challenge Yourself While Changing Lives
Set against the stunning backdrop of Colorado’s high country, participants will test their skills on a unique mountain archery course featuring:
18 3D target stations on the Challenge Courses
9 3D target stations on the ADA Course
Scenic lift access to elevated shooting locations
A Long Shot Contest with distances typically ranging from 80 to 120 yards
Opportunities for both competitive and recreational archers
Whether you’re an experienced bowhunter, a competitive archer, or simply looking for a fun outdoor challenge, there’s a place for you at this event.
Register Today
Every arrow shot and every registration purchased helps provide life-changing camp experiences for children and adults with disabilities through Rocky Mountain Village Camp.
Join us July 24–25, 2026, for a weekend of mountain adventure, friendly competition, and meaningful impact.
Ready to take aim for a great cause? Register today and help make camp possible for more Colorado families.
Registration: https://aesbid.org/ELP/ESCANARCH/EventInfo
Event Schedule
Friday, July 24, 2026
8:00 AM – Registration Opens
9:00 AM – Lifts and Non-Competing Courses Open
9:30 AM – Archery Challenge Competition Begins
4:00 PM – Lifts Close
5:00 PM – Courses Close
7:00 PM – Main Grounds Close (Camping Only)
Saturday, July 25, 2026
8:00 AM – Registration Opens
9:00 AM – Lifts and Courses Open
10:30 AM–2:00 PM – Free Youth Archery Class (Ages 16 & Under) presented by the Colorado Bowhunters Association SPARK Program
4:00 PM – Lifts Close
5:00 PM – Courses Close
7:00 PM – Main Grounds Close (Camping Only)
Fun for the Whole Family
One of the highlights of the weekend is the free youth archery class on Saturday. Young participants ages 16 and under can learn the fundamentals of archery with equipment provided, making it a perfect opportunity to introduce the next generation to the sport.
Families can also enjoy companion passes that provide access to base camp and ski lifts for spectators who want to experience the excitement without competing.
Make a Weekend of It
Want the full mountain experience? Bring your RV or tent and stay overnight on Friday or Saturday. Camping is available for a small fee, allowing participants to enjoy the mountain atmosphere long after the day’s shooting is complete.
Please note:
No hookups or power are available
On-site bathrooms are provided
Open fires are not permitted
Registration Options
There are opportunities for individuals, teams, recreational archers, and competitors alike.
Popular registration options include:
Challenge Team of Four – $600
Challenge Single Archer – $150
Friday Non-Competing Archer – $60
Saturday Single Archer – $60
Companion Passes – $20
Free Youth Class (16 & Under)
Competition registrations include a lunch ticket and a beverage ticket.
Archers should bring their own bow and arrows, with 12 arrows recommended. Crossbows are not permitted.
Sponsorship Opportunities Available
Businesses and community partners can make an even greater impact by sponsoring the event. Sponsorship opportunities range from Target Sponsorships at $1,000 to the premier Big Horn Sponsorship at $10,000.
Available sponsorship levels include:
Big Horn Sponsor
Elk Sponsor
ADA Course Naming Rights Sponsor
Beverage Sponsor
Mule Deer Sponsor
Lunch Sponsor
Target Sponsor
Breakfast Sponsor
Sponsorships help support Easterseals Colorado’s mission while providing valuable visibility among outdoor enthusiasts and community supporters.
For event questions, contact Sharon Brown, Vice President of Development, at sbrown@eastersealscolorado.org
