Colorado · 14,000 Feet · 2026 Season

Mountain Impact

A guided summit experience where faith, brotherhood, and altitude converge at the top of the world.

"I lift up my eyes to the mountains — where does my help come from?"  ·  Psalm 121:1

The Experience

More Than a Hike.
A Turning Point.

Mountain Impact is an intimate guided summit experience on Colorado's legendary 14,000-foot peaks. Small group. Intentional. Faith-centered. You'll stand where few people ever stand — and you'll do it alongside men who are pursuing something greater than themselves.

Jason leads 1-on-1 or small groups up the mountain, capturing the experience on film. On the way up: conversation, prayer, devotion, and the kind of talk that only happens when the world falls away below you. At the top: you'll leave something behind. On the way down: brotherhood. And when you get back in the Jeep — Jason turns the camera on and you share what the mountain gave you.

That footage becomes something more: a moment of reflection shared to inspire others. Your story doesn't stay on the summit. It comes back down with you — and goes out into the world.

"Think about something to give up — bring it to the top of the mountain. Leave it there."

Jason Amato

Mountain Impact

What You'll Find at 14,000 Feet

3 Things the summit always delivers

Faith on the Mountain

Devotion, prayer, and the kind of clarity that only comes when you're above the noise. God shows up differently at altitude.

Physical Breakthrough

Devotion, prayer, and the kind of clarity that only comes when you're above the noise. God shows up differently at altitude.

Brotherhood

Devotion, prayer, and the kind of clarity that only comes when you're above the noise. God shows up differently at altitude.

2026 Season

Available Date Windows

June

18–21

Early summer

ideal conditions

July

16–19

Peak summer

warm mornings

August

13–16

Late summer

monsoon watch

September

17–20

Fall color

crisp air

October

15–18

Late season

cold start

November

12–15

Meteorological

rugged

Where We Climb

The Peaks

Seven routes across Colorado's most extraordinary summits. Final peak selected together based on your group, date, and conditions — Jason knows these mountains well.

Mt. Belford & Mt. Oxford

  • 14,197 · 14,153 ft

Bierstadt / Sawtooth / Blue Sky

  • 14,060 ft

Decalibron Loop

  • 4 peaks · 14,148 ft high

Snowmass Mountain

  • 14,092 ft

Blanca & Mt. Ellingwood

  • 14,345 · 14,042 ft

Mt. Sneffels

  • 14,150 ft

About Your Guide

A Man Who Has
Stood at the Top

Jason Amato has been guiding men up Colorado's 14ers for years — not as a hobby, but as a calling. He understands what it takes to lead a man to altitude and bring him back transformed. His leadership career spans over 25 years, his faith is the center of his life, and the mountain is where both come together.

He keeps groups intentionally small — never more than three climbers — because this is not a tour. It is a personal experience. Jason will hike with you, pray with you, and challenge you to think about what you're carrying and what you're willing to leave behind.

A cameraman joins for select climbs to capture the summit and the reflection conversation on the way back. That footage is shared to inspire others — with your permission and your story at the center.

14,000-ft Summits

Years Leadership Experience

Climbers per Summit

No Man Sits This Out

If travel costs or lodging would prevent you from joining, let Jason know privately when you sign up. Accommodations will be provided — no questions asked. No one misses this because of finances.

Ready to Climb

Claim Your Summit

Fill this out and Jason will reach out personally. Small groups fill fast — if a date calls to you, don't wait.