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Here's how it works:

  • You can walk the 5.5 miles, run it, cycle it, swim, wheel, treadmill etc. at your own pace, all at once or a little at a time over several days.
  • Now a 26 day event! You can complete the 5.5 miles anywhere, anytime between September 1st through October 3rd, 2020.
  • Take as many days as you'd like to complete.
  • Invite friends and family to join your team. Be sure to practice physical distancing guidelines.
  • Share photos of you doing the Dipsea with #zbcdipsea2020

PLEASE JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE THE 2020 DIPSEA HIKE IN A NEW WAY! 

The 18th Annual Dipsea Hike for Zero Breast Cancer is VIRTUAL this year. 

While we can’t be together on the beautiful Dipsea trail in Mill Valley, CA, we can still get moving to support Zero Breast Cancer! Participate by hiking, biking, wheeling, walking or moving any way, anywhere for 5.5 miles (Dipsea trail length) September 1 - October 3, 2020. 

Can We Count On You to Move for Zero Breast Cancer?

Researchers, doctors and breast cancer survivors know the importance of being physically active in preventing, surviving and recovering from breast cancer! Read more here!

Register now, then share with friends and family to help raise funds to support breast cancer risk reduction campaigns!
Registration includes one Dipsea Hike face mask.
Purchase additional face masks* at checkout or by clicking the button at the top of the page. 
*Registration Not Required 

How will your donations and fundraising make an impact?

You will help spread the latest and greatest ideas for reducing breast cancer risk to kids, teens, survivors and everyone. We focus on reaching underserved communities and all materials are provided for FREE. Check out zerobreastcancer.org for our latest multimedia and multilingual campaigns! 

Survivors Program Spotlight

Working with researchers and members of the Kaiser Permanente's Pathways Study of Breast Cancer Survivorship, we are creating a series of articles to address issues facing survivors. Topics are selected based on priorities diverse women in Northern California who were diagnosed with breast cancer that we surveyed. The first two articles are available in English and Spanish on the ZBC website: Memory and Thinking Problems after Breast Cancer/Problemas de memoria y pensamiento después del cáncer de seno and What is Breast Cancer-Related Neuropathy?/¿Qué es la neuropatía relacionada con el cáncer del seno? They will also be adapted to help more people who have had breast cancer, as well as those who love and care for them. Your fundraising will expand the reach of this program!

Kids Program Spotlight

We’re creating new materials for kids! In addition to Girls’ New Puberty and Las niñas y la nueva pubertad resources for parents/caregivers, we are developing health-promoting activities to reduce lifetime risk of breast cancer. In 2020, we started with the Healthy Activity Booklet: Being Healthy is About Feeling Our Best and Folleto de actividades saludables: ¡Ser saludable se trata de sentirse lo mejor posible! for kids ages 5+. Your fundraising will get these to more kids and expand our program! 

Want to hike our usual Dipsea trail?

For 17 years, up to 250 people got together to hike up and down the hills of Mount Tamalpais to celebrate the lives of Annie Fox and others who founded ZBC. If you’d like to follow the same route we have followed for many years, here’s the map!

Start and Finish in Old Mill Park, Mill Valley, CA:

From Old Mill Park (Cascade Dr) go up the famous Dipsea Steps to the Dipsea Trail.

Cross Panoramic Hwy and follow the Sun Trail to the German Tourist Clubtake the Redwood Trail to the Panoramic Trail until you reach the Mt. Home Inn on Edgewood Ave.

Continue down Edgewood Ave to take either the: (click 6.29 mi, or 5.35 mi for links to mapmyrun route maps, or download our ZBC course map below)

  • TENDERFOOT TRAIL to the Cypress Trail back down the Dipsea Steps, leading to the finish in Old Mill Park. (approx 6.29 mi - see map)
  • PIPELINE TRAIL back down the Dipsea Steps, leading to the finish in Old Mill Park. (approx 5.35 mi - see map)

NOTE: Along the course you will encounter rocky dirt trails and residential areas. Please be aware of your surroundings and pay attention to cars, bicyclists and other hikers. 

Download the course map

Download Dipsea 2020 Phone and Zoom Backgrounds!

Longing to hike the Dipsea Trail in Old Mill Park, Mill Valley but can't make it out for your 5.5 miles? Bring yourself there virtually! 

Phone backgrounds                           Zoom backgrounds

                    

Sponsors

Trailblazer ($5,000)

Mountaineer ($2,500)

Rock Climber ($1,000)

iJoy Global Foundation

iJoy Global Foundation

Montecito Market Place

Montecito Market Place

Smith, Currie & Hancock, LLP

https://www.smithcurrie.com/

Contact us!

EMAIL: dipsea@zerobreastcancer.org                                 
WEB: www.zerobreastcancer.org

ZERO BREAST CANCER
30 North San Pedro Rd, Ste 140
San Rafael, CA 94903