Help support your local hospice and the compassionate services we provide as we celebrate over 40 years of serving our communities. All funds raised support High Peaks Hospice and help bring dignity, comfort, and peace to the families we serve.
The Walk for Hospice 2026 is a meaningful community fundraising event where families, friends, and neighbors come together to walk in remembrance, in honor, and in support of hospice care.
Participants can enjoy a one-mile walk followed by remembrance activities, raffles, refreshments and community connection – including connecting with High Peaks Hospice Staff and Volunteers.
Event Locations & Dates
Queensbury – SUNY Adirondack Campus
Saturday, June 13, 2026 at 11:00am
Saranac Lake – Riverside Park / Riverwalk
Sunday, June 14, 2026 at 1:00pm
Check-in begins 1 hour prior to each walk. Day-of on-site registration is welcome.
Registration Information
Adults: $25 per person Children (17 and under): $5 per person
Adults who pre-register by June 1st are guaranteed a Walk for Hospice t-shirt. All online registrants receive access to a personal Walk for Hospice 2026 fundraising page, where you can share your story and invite support from family and friends.
Participants who raise or donate $100 or more will be entered into prize drawings. The top two fundraisers will receive special recognition prizes.
Many participants choose to dedicate their walk to someone special. You are invited to honor them in a way that is meaningful to you:
• Create a dedication on your fundraising page with photos or a message
• Carry a photo or wear their favorite color
• Walk in remembrance, reflection, and love • Share their story with your community
Register an Individual or Group
Event t-shirts guaranteed to all adult registrants through June 1st.
Other Ways to Participate
Every registration and every donation helps ensure that hospice care—and grief support—remains available to all who need it.
Beacon Sponsors – Leading the Way in Community Care and Hope
Richard E. Bergeron
Lantern Sponsors – Leading the Way in Community Care and Hope
