Real Estate Media Mastermind: Hike Edition

JUNE 21, 2025 // ESTES PARK, CO

Here's What to Expect for this

Hiking Mastermind! 👇

Event Overview

What: Join a group of real-estate media owners earning $5K+ in monthly revenue for a REPP guided hike to Sky Pond. Past waterfalls, alpine lakes, and a short hands-and-feet scramble, you’ll share the trail and ideas with like minded individuals. Brief mastermind check-ins at scenic stops keep the conversation practical and actionable, while the focus stays on the adventure and the views. You’ll finish with new connections, clear takeaways, and a mountain experience you won’t forget.

Note: This is a REPP guided hike, led by Nicole Mundle and Eli Jones. There will not be professional guides. Please keep this in mind when determinig if your skill-level can handle a challenging hike.

When: Saturday, June 21st - 4:00am to 2:00pm MDT

Where: Estes Park, CO (Rocky Mountain State Park)

Who: Anyone who owns a Real Estate Media Company and is averaging $5k+ in monthly revenue

About the Hike:

  • Hike: Sky Pond via Glacier Gorge Trail

  • Trail stats: 9–9.5 mile roundtrip with about 1,750 ft of gain, topping out at 10,880 ft - plan on roughly five plus hours of steady movement at altitude.

  • Highlights: Alberta Falls → mirror-like Loch Vale → short scramble up Timberline Falls → the dramatic spires and turquoise water of Sky Pond.

  • Skill check: One 100-yard hands-and-feet rock scramble next to the waterfall; sturdy footwear, sure footing, and micro-spikes are strongly recommended.

  • Mountain conditions: Morning start, 35–60°F swings, intense sun, and routine afternoon storms. Be acclimated, layered, and ready to clear high ground by early afternoon.

What to Bring:

  • Pack & fuel: 15–25L backpack loaded with 2+ liters of water, high-energy snacks, and your packed lunch (or grab the one we provide).

  • Layers for varying weather: Rain shell, light fleece or puffy, spare dry T-shirt for the summit, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, SPF lip balm, and light gloves.

  • Footing & traction: Broken-in hiking boots or trail shoes with solid grip; trekking poles and micro-spikes make the waterfall scramble and any lingering snow far safer.

  • Trail basics: Phone or camera, toilet paper/wipes with a pack-out bag (no facilities on route), plus any small first-aid or personal items you can’t hike without.

  • A full list is provided in the FAQ section.

Tickets & Pricing

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Mastermind Hike Ticket

$297

  • 10-Hour Adventure: Expect about 6–7 hours on the trail, including a mid-hike breakfast break and mastermind conversations.

  • Rocky Mountain Views: Alberta Falls, Loch Vale, Timberline Falls, and the turquoise bowl of Sky Pond

  • Moderate-to-Strenuous Effort: 9 mi round-trip, ~1,750 ft of gain, and one short hands-and-feet scramble; suitable for hikers comfortable moving at altitude.

  • Built-In Mastermind: Trail-side check-ins turn the scenery into a backdrop for practical, business-focused conversations with peers earning $5K+ per month.

  • Lunch on the Grill: Providing a fire ban isn't in affect, we'll grill out after the hike. If there is a fire ban, we'll provide an alternate lunch option.

  • Exclusive Connections: Small-group size means real talk, shared challenges, and supportive feedback you can act on right away.

  • Clear Takeaways: Finish the day with fresh ideas, new contacts, and a mountain experience you’ll remember long after the summit photo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you have any additional questions, please reach out to Bailey at events@repplaunch.com

What is the format of the event?

This is a REPP guided alpine hike with a built-in mastermind element. We’ll spend the day on the trail, stopping at key viewpoints for short, focused discussions—so the mountain experience and the peer conversations flow together from start to finish.

Do I need to bring anything?

Pack & Hydration

15-25L backpack

2+ liters of water

Food & Fuel

Packed lunch (unless you’re taking the provided one)

High-energy snacks: bars, trail mix, jerky

Clothing & Weather Protection

Rain jacket or windbreaker

Warm mid-layer (light fleece or puffy)

Spare dry T-shirt for the hike down

Sun hat & Sunglasses

Sunscreen & SPF lip balm

Light gloves

Footwear & Traction

Hiking boots or trail shoes with solid grip

Micro-spikes (recommended)

Trekking poles (optional)

Trail Basics

Toilet paper or wipes + pack-out bag (no facilities on route)

Phone / camera (highly encouraged—views are worth it)

Will food and drinks be provided?

We'll grill out for lunch after the hike (providing there isn't a fire ban). If there is, we'll provide an alternative option for lunch. Please bring your own breakfast fuel and water while we're on the trail though.

Is this event refundable?

No. Ticket sales are non-refundable.