A SINGLE STEP: Film Screening Success

A SINGLE STEP DOCUMENTARY FILM SCREENING

We are pleased to announce a very successful film screening featuring Colin Smith and a Grayson Smith book launch held in SLC on Monday July 10th, 2017.

Colin and Grayson each offered personal stories and insight that highlight the importance of pursuing a life of:

ADVENTURE. RECOVERY. PURPOSE.

We would like to thank all our friends and supporters who attended this event. We are confident that all who attended found value in these two remarkable stories. At Legacy Outdoor Adventures, we help clients find inspiration and set goals that lead to a life of purpose and meaning.

Stayed tuned for upcoming events in New York and California.

Colin Smith discusses recovery, adventure and purpose following the screening of A Single Step

Legacy Outdoor Adventures Field Director, Colin Smith, stars in A Single Step. This film follows two friends as the navigate the 2668 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail from Campo, California to Manning Park, British Colombia. This raw documentary shows the struggle of the trail and living in recovery.

"I'm pretty afraid of being alone and dying alone. I can try and control the outcome, but the reality is I'm just going to fill up my water bottle; I'm going to put my head down and I'm going to get through it. That's what I have to do. That's the task at hand.” Colin Smith

Derek shares his passion for wilderness therapy and why he believes it is the most effective treatment. 

"I can try and control the outcome, but the reality is I'm just going to fill up my water bottle; I'm going to put my head down and I'm going to get through it. That's what I have to do. That's the task at hand.” -Colin Smith

Legacy Alumni, Grayson Smith reads an excerpt from his new book Beyond Rock Bottom

Colin Smith sharing about hiking the PTC, in this new documentary A SINGLE STEP

Colin Smith is an amazing guide. He has an incredible ability to motivate clients, getting them stoked for a challenging adventure.

"I can try and control the outcome, but the reality is I'm just going to fill up my water bottle; I'm going to put my head down and I'm going to get through it." Colin Smith

Legacy Field Guide Colin Smith. Legacy Alumni Grayson Smith

This event is hosted by The Loa Fund. More than 95% of people dealing with substance abuse and a co-occurring disorders receive little or no effective treatment. Below are three obstacles preventing Americans from getting the needed treatment:

1. Stigma that surrounds mental illnesses

2. Unfair treatment limitations and financial requirements placed on mental health benefits in private health insurance.

3. The fragmented mental health service delivery system

By donating to the Loa fund, you will be helping to address these barriers and becoming directly involved in making positive change for a family in need.