This group is for beginning-to-advanced outdoor enthusiasts interested in continuing to build their wilderness chops. Through workshops and trips members learn and practice skills for treading effectively, safely, comfortably, and respectfully in the extraordinary beauty of the backcountry. There is no fee to join. Workshops are affordable, fee-based experiences. Trips--during which members can work on and ask questions about backcountry skills--are free. All members get free access to online in …
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For those interested in taking their wilderness skills to a deeper level and becoming more closely aligned with the natural world. We will focus on practical survival techniques, primitive skills, tracking, and strengthening our innate intuitive skills.
… We will be hiking, backpacking, animal tracking, and working on skills like plant identification and wilderness survival. Some of us may also participate in more mindful events intended to clear the mind and open our eyes. What does having a Wild Mind mean? Gary Snyder, an American poet, Zen Buddhist, mountaineer, environmental activist, deep ecology philosopher, and founding member of the Beat Generation, says: "It means self-organizing. It means elegantly self-disciplined, self-r …
The "Environment" isn't just some remote wilderness. In addition to our surroundings, it is the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat. And by 'we' I mean all creatures. All living beings deserve to live and thrive in their chosen environment, be it a natural or urban landscape and community. An end to all forms of oppression that stifle both non-human and human animals is required to achieve this. This group endeavors to bring together like-minded individuals to these 'activist' ca …
The Pacific Northwest is too beautiful to not get out and explore all that it has to offer, no matter the season. Luckily, there are myriad options for adventure: hiking, backpacking, snowshoeing, car camping, wildlife-treks, wildflower hikes, et al. If you have an idea for a meetup, please feel free to suggest it. There are tons of amazing places we can go for day trip hikes, as well backpacking/car camping trips. In Oregon alone, we have the high desert regions (the Steens, Hart Mountain, the …
A group of people that enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, back packing, mountain climbing, rock climbing, kayaking, skiing.
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Welcome to Hard-Core Explore. This is a site dedicated to experienced adventurers who want to do the “hard-core” stuff – people who want to meet and journey with other like minded, able bodied thrashers willing to lead or follow an “adventure with an edge”. The site lists outings that include off trail hikes, high mileage backpacking and day hiking, backcountry skiing, mountaineering, climbing, etc. If it’s Hard-core, outdoor and explores, this is the hub for the experienced adventurer. Th …
This group is formed to offer and organize outings lead by the Sierra clubs of the Portland and Vancouver areas. Members and non members alike are welcome. Participants do not have to be Sierra Club members to go on our hikes
A hiking group for those with more flexible schedules who don't want to join the masses on the weekends. Skill Level: Beginner/Moderate/Advanced Avg hike length: 2-6 hrs Avg hike location: Portland area, and surrounding areas Carpooling available: Yes Pets: No Kids: No Please help your driver with gas/parking pass/toll money. "no soliciting of your product and services"
Looking for a small group of paddlers to kayak with a few times a month during the summer? Look no further! The wilderness is amazing, the water is fun and wild, and it's great exercise. See river otters swim past you. Watch hawks soar overhead. Float past deer grazing. If we car caravan it makes it easier to arrange drop-off and pickup. For more info, check out this FAQ on kayaking the sandy.
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