Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado

Recreation Programs

2023 Schedule 

We are proud of our multi-day programs, one-day recreation programs, and numerous social events.  Participants will experience the best of Colorado with caring, professional and highly experienced staff. The activities include hiking, climbing, a ropes course, cycling, rafting, and social gatherings and outings. Winter activities include skiing, snowboarding, tubing, and ice fishing. Survivors of all levels of recovery from anywhere in the US are welcome to attend.

New online application. Click the “Multi-day Application” link below. Download the PDF and fill out the blanks on your computer and send a copy of application to your DR to complete the Medical Form section. (Dr must e-sign or physically sign the document) Save your completed PDF application and email it to me as an attachment at Michael@biacolorado.org.

One-day Rec Programs

Social Events

One-day Rec Programs, Social Events, & BIAC Camping Volunteer form

Multi-Day Programs with BOEC.

*Summer Camps with BOEC are full at this point. Please contact Michael to be added to the waiting list

Multi-day Application

Doctors Form (Must me signed by Doctor to Participate)

Multi-day Volunteer Application

Scholarship Request Form

Frozen Assets Adaptive Ski Program

January 23-27, $1,940

Enjoy fresh snow! The Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado (BIAC) is offering a five day retreat in partnership with the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC).  Activities include skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and tubing.  This program is designed for adults living with a brain injury.  The program is based out of BOEC’s accessible Scott Griffith Lodge, and include meals and plenty of time to relax and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery. Adaptive ski and snowboard lessons will be run through the adaptive ski program at the BOEC.  The retreat is open to all levels.


Challenge by Choice #1

July 9-14, $2,390

River rafting, ropes course, hand cycling, wall climbing, theme dance. Program staffed by volunteers, registered nurse, and Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) experienced staff/instructors & interns. Accommodation is at the Scott Griffith Lodge in Breckenridge.


Challenge by Choice  #2

July 30- August 4, $2,390

River rafting, ropes course, hand cycling, wall climbing, theme dance. Program staffed by volunteers, registered nurse, and Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) experienced staff/instructors and interns. Accommodation is at the Scott Griffith Lodge in Breckenridge.


Challenge by Choice  #3

August 13 – August 18, $2,390

River rafting, ropes course, hand cycling, wall climbing, theme dance. Program staffed by volunteers, registered nurse, and Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) experienced staff/instructors and interns. Accommodation is at the Scott Griffith Lodge in Breckenridge.


Creative Minds 

September 8-11, $1090

Cooking, hiking, field trips, poetry, painting, journaling, movement, karaoke, laughter, dancing and socializing.  Program staffed by volunteers, registered nurse, and Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) experienced staff/instructors and interns. Accommodation is at the Scott Griffith Lodge in Breckenridge.

BIAC Multi Day Programs

*If scholarship assistance is needed for any of the BIAC opportunities listed below please contact Michael for a Discount Code form

Camping with BIAC – Rocky Mountain National Park

June 21-23 $160 ($60 after discount code) – camping gear available

Come join two nights camping with BIAC at Rocky Mountain National Park with other survivors as well as some BIAC staff. We will have camp games, cooking, smores, learn what you need to go camping with others, and have a great time building connections with the community.

Click here for more information and registration.

*Currently Scheduling 2023 Social and Day program events. Keep an eye out for updates!

Social Events

BIAC Bowling Social – Loveland

Join BIAC, caregivers and fellow survivors for an evening of bowling! This is a great chance to connect with other community members while enjoying an afternoon bowling. This is open to caregivers and family members to join as well.

Thursday, June 15th 3:00pm – 4:30pm

FREE but, Registration is required. We have a limited spots available to us.

For more information on the bowling social contact Michael at michael@biacolordo.org or 720-907-1455

Click here for more information and registration.

Durango Film Festival

The Durango Brain Injury support group is hosting an in person virtual viewing of the Durango Film Festival sponsored by BIAC. This will be a virtual viewing held at comfortable location with other individuals with a brain injury.

Wednesday, March 8th

This is a FREE virtual viewing held in Durango, CO.

For more information on how to join in the viewing in Durango contact Michael at michael@biacolordo.org or 720-907-1455

One-day Programs


Adaptive Fishing in Littleton, CO

Join The Brain Injury Alliance for a morning of adaptive fishing with assistance from Colorado Parks and Willdlife at one of thier private stocked lakes, Lake Lehow. This is a great way to relax outside with others in the community and learn a new outdoor skill that anyone can do.

Date/Time:

Friday, June 16th: 8:00am – 12:00pm

Friday, June 30th: 8:00am – 12:00pm

Friday, July 21st: 8:00am – 12:00pm

Wednesday, August 9th: 8:00am – 12:00pm

Wednesday, August 23rd: 8:00am – 12:00pm

Cost: $10 per day

Click here for more information and registration.

Contact Information

Michael Zavala, CTRS

Program Manager - Adaptive Recreation/Activities
Phone: 303-562-0401
Toll-free: 1-800-955-2443
Email: Michael@BIAColorado.org