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We need highly motivated, engaging women ready to lead our movement to make mental health education and outdoor adventure accessible to all women. Our mission is to undo the harm of the “fitness is for the fit” culture—where exercise is only about how you look—and instead focus on how movement makes you feel. Outdoor movement offers countless benefits that go far beyond achieving a six-pack.

We educate women on mental wellness, guide them on adventures to experience these benefits firsthand, and create spaces for meaningful conversations and supportive friendships. Our holistic approach nurtures mind, body, and community, helping women grow stronger together.

Who We’re Looking For

We seek confident, passionate women leaders who are ready to inspire and empower others. Ideal candidates are:

  • Committed to fostering an inclusive, welcoming community

  • Effective communicators who can engage and motivate diverse groups

  • Reliable and proactive problem-solvers

  • Enthusiastic about outdoor activities, mental wellness, or both

  • Open to learning and collaborating with a dynamic team

  • Dedicated to making mental health education and adventure accessible to all women

Volunteer Roles

Volunteer Mental Health Professionals

Co-lead interactive mental health workshops; guide discussions, activities, and skill-building exercises; help translate expert insights into practical tools; foster a safe, inclusive environment; and collaborate with the Mental Health Program Director and volunteer team. Check out our Mental Health page to learn more about these events.
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Volunteer Trail Guides

Lead small-group hikes, bike rides, trail runs, paddleboarding, or snowshoeing events; ensure participant safety; foster a welcoming, supportive environment; and collaborate with the event director and trail guide team to deliver great experiences.
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Liz Konley

Liz is a Colorado native who has always felt most at home outdoors. As an adult, she began sharing her favorite adventures with friends, hoping they would discover the same joy, confidence, and renewal she finds in nature.  As WAC’s Event Director, she channels that passion into creating opportunities for women to connect, challenge themselves, and find renewal in the outdoors.

Gayle Hoffmeister

Gayle Hoffmeister is a lifelong distance runner, having run her first marathon at age 12 and continuing her passion today as she nears her seventh year as a streak runner…having run at least a mile every day for the last 8 years. 

An army veteran and consummate adventure seeker, Gayle is always chasing the next challenge. She’s completed marathons, Ironman’s, and adventure races around the world, summited Denali, and Kilimanjaro, climbed in the Andes, circumnavigated Mt Rainier, traversed the Grand Canyon from rim to rim to rim and raced fat bikes in the Arctic. 

Her latest challenge is finishing the Marathon Global Majors, a series of 6 marathons around the world. Driven by a deep passion for sport and adventure, Gayle is committed to inspiring women and sharing her knowledge and experience to empower women of all ages and abilities.

Anne Sevilla

Anne Sevilla is a founding member of the Women’s Adventure Club and the driving force behind its training programs. As Training Program Director, she brings the vision to life—designing and managing programs that create meaningful opportunities for women to connect, train, and explore Colorado together. From shaping the structure alongside the original concept to leading coaches and participants today, Anne ensures every program delivers a strong, supportive, and empowering experience.

As a certified run coach through the United Endurance Sports Coaching Academy (UESCA), Anne believes there’s a place for every woman on the trail—regardless of pace or experience. Her coaching centers on building confidence, fostering connection, and making the outdoors accessible and rewarding for all. Whether someone is training for their first or fiftieth mile, Anne is committed to helping every woman get outside and move for their mental health.

At the core of Anne’s work is a simple belief: the benefits of outdoor movement belong to every woman. She designs programs that remove barriers and create a supportive path for women to grow stronger, build connection, and experience the outdoors with confidence.