Held on JULY 27, 2025 at BRIGHTON RESORT

8am-3pm

Poster titled 'Survivors at the Summit' with hikers and prayer flags.

Thank you for attending this remarkable event to honor cancer survivors while supporting Survivor Wellness.

Held at Brighton Resort, activities included hikes for all ages and abilities, meals, music, community, silent auction, wellness activities, the display of Tribute Flags, and the moving Celebration of Life.

We have been hiking for over 20 years to honor our loved ones!

All proceeds benefit Survivor Wellness, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1996 as Cancer Wellness House.

Learn about the meaningful relationship between Survivors at the Summit and Survivor Wellness here.

Held annually since 1996, Survivors at the Summit honors and supports the cancer survivor community with a day in the mountains filled with fellowship and outdoor activities, all under a sea of yellow Tribute Flags carrying messages of love, hope, honor and remembrance.

MAYORAL PROCLAMATION

Survivor Wellness is honored to announce that Mayor Erin Mendenhall declared July 27, 2025 “Survivors at the Summit Day” in Salt Lake City.

Tribute Flags

Honor those among us impacted by cancer

Tribute Flags carry messages of love, hope, remembrance and encouragement, and are the symbol of Survivors at the Summit.

$25/flag

Donate any time of year to receive a Tribute Flag. Bring your flag to the Summit, or display it where it has meaning for you and your loved ones.

Tribute Flags are always available at the Summit, where there are flag decorating tables and space on the main Tribute Flag display at Snake Creek Lodge to hang your flags.

Lines of cancer tribute flags waving in the wind

SUMMIT 2025 Merch

LIMITED EDITION MERCH available at the Summit includes:

• Summit T-SHIRTS

• Summit TANK TOPS

• Summit TOTE BAGS

• Survivor Wellness CAMPFIRE MUGS

All items $15!

Proceeds benefit Survivor Wellness.

WHY I CLIMB 2025

WHY I CLIMB is an opportunity to start your Summit early by hiking with your Tribute Flag, honoring a loved one while engaging your community to support those impacted by cancer.

All participants will be honored at Survivors at the Summit! (Register separately for Summit; attendance is not required.)

Proceeds from Why I Climb benefit Survivor Wellness.

Man flying a string of Survivors at the Summit tribute flags
Two women hiking the summit at Brighton Resort for Survivors at the Summit

2025 Summit Sponsors

We are grateful for the support of the sponsors below.

Learn more on the Sponsor page.

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Utah Cancer Specialists
Bennett-Teuller Johnson & Deere
Signarama SLC
Temkin Family Foundation
SYSCO
The Group Real Estate
Visiting Angels SLC
Own Your Power with Anne Marie
Guiding Stones Coaching
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Axex Financial
CenExel Utah - SLC
Walmart Utah
Dry Canyon Safety & Supply
National Ability Center
Firefighter Cancer Support Network
Oddballs Energy Balls
Lines of Survivor at the Summit cancer tribute flags, strung across a mountainous landscape with trees.
Brighton Resort Lodge with Survivors at the Summit attendees gathering, with a mountainous backdrop.
A band performing live at Brighton Resort Lodge during Survivors and the Summit; benefiting Survivor Wellness (previously Cancer Wellness House).
Survivor at the Summit crowd gathers below cancer tribute flags at Snake Creek Lodge at Brighton Resort; with tree-filled mountainous background.
Survivor at the Summit crowd gathers below cancer tribute flags at Snake Creek Lodge at Brighton Resort.
Participants of Survivors at the Summit with hands over heart standing beneath cancer tribute flags during the Ceremony of Life.
Two women pose together in a mountainous outdoor setting, while hiking for Survivors at the Summit at Brighton Resort.
Two men taking a selfie in front of a yurt at Brighton Resort Lodge during Survivors at the Summit.
Mountain landscape with people gathered at water station, during Survivors at the Summit a cancer survivor hike at Brighton Resort Lodge.

“Survivors at the Summit reminded me that I am stronger than cancer.”

—Darryl L.