33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike
When is 33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike?
33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike takes place on Friday, September 25, 2026 in Los Angeles, CA.
What distances does 33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike offer?
33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike offers 5 events: Stair Climb - US Bank Tower, Heroes Challenge, Urban Hike, Elite Climb, Half Climb.
| Event | Distance | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stair Climb - US Bank Tower | — | $155.00 | Register |
| Heroes Challenge | — | $50.00 | Register |
| Urban Hike | — | $155.00 | Register |
| Elite Climb | — | $155.00 | Register |
| Half Climb | — | $NaN | Register |
How much does 33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike cost?
Registration for 33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike starts at $155.00. Prices vary by event distance.
Where is 33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike held?
33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike is held in Los Angeles, CA at 633 W 5th St.
About 33rd YMCA Stair Climb & Urban Hike
The Stair Climb & Urban Hike is more than a fundraising event — it’s a community tradition that brings thousands of Angelenos together to strengthen neighborhoods in and around Downtown Los Angeles. On Friday, September 25, participants will climb the 75 floors of the U.S. Bank Tower in support of the Ketchum-Downtown YMCA’s free and low-cost programs for children, teens, families, and seniors living in under-resourced communities. Every dollar raised is invested directly into life-changing programs, including summer camps, youth sports, preschool, teen leadership, and family wellness initiatives.
Not a fan of climbing stairs? Join the Urban Hike! This self-guided scenic walk lets you explore the city at your own pace, starting and ending at the same location as the Stair Climb. See your city from a new perspective!
The day concludes with a vibrant Block Party featuring live music, sponsor activations, food, and a lively Beer Garden, creating opportunities for local businesses, corporate teams, and community members to connect while making a lasting impact on the lives of thousands across Los Angeles.