ELEVATOR?
WHAT ELEVATOR?
Climb to the Top: Coast to Coast is a vertical 5K* that challenges you to climb 75 flights to your own personal summit in celebration of the Society’s 75 years of progress toward a cure for MS. Take on the stairs in your apartment, a steep hiking trail or the stair climber at your gym—this is your personal summit so think big and steep!
Through Trifecta Training Challenges leading up to event day, you’ll climb the equivalent of each of the iconic buildings in the Climb to the Top series and earn exclusive badges along the way.
We’ll be there to motivate and support you every step of the way with in-app challenges, photobooth stickers and a new fundraising website to make it even easier to make an impact and earn some pretty cool swag. Once you’ve reached your goal, we’ll send you a fully immersive experience with views from the top of the summits fellow participants have tackled.
Climb, connect and challenge yourself like never before. We’ll see you at the top!
*With the Trifecta Training Challenge and event day climb it really is!
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Check out where we’ve climbed in years past
Boston
// 200 Clarendon
61 Flights. 1,200 Stairs. A World Free of MS.
Formerly known as the John Hancock Building, 200 Clarendon is situated in the heart of Boston’s Back Bay and is the tallest building in New England with a stunning minimalistic design.
200 Clarendon Tower
Boston, MA
New York City
// One Bryant Park
51 Flights. More than 1,000 stairs. A World Free of MS.
One Bryant Park is one of the top 10 tallest and most energy-efficient buildings in the United States and boasts unparalleled views of New York City’s iconic landmarks including the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building and One World Trade Center.
One Bryant Park
New York, NY
San Francisco
// SALESFORCE TOWER
61 Flights. 1,762 stairs. A World Free of MS.
The Salesforce Tower is the tallest building in San Francisco with 360-degree views of the Bay Area including The Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, Alcatraz and the Pacific Ocean from the world-famous Ohana Floor.
Salesforce Tower
San Francisco, CA