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Friday Fun Climbing @ Sportrock Rio

Friday Fun Climbing @ Sportrock Rio

Fri, Oct 9, 10:30 PM
From Sends With Friends Rock Climbing
4.9

Hello everyone! Climbers of all skill levels are welcome to Join “Sends with Friends” climbing! We organize two climbing sessions on the Fridays of the month. We can grab some food and drink after the climbing session if people are interested. * 1st or 2nd week: rope session * 3rd or 4th week: bouldering session For non-Sportrock members, a daily pass is required. For those joining the meetup, the day pass will be discounted at $15 and will include rental gear. Please read the rest of the description below carefully before you start climbing at SR Rio. Here’s what you need: 

1. **Signed waiver**: [https://www.sportrock.com/participant-agreement](https://www.sportrock.com/participant-agreement)

2. **Belay Check**, which can be done the same day. See more information: [https://www.sportrock.com/top-rope-and-lead-tests](https://www.sportrock.com/top-rope-and-lead-tests) If you are completely new to climbing and interested in top rope climbing, consider taking the ‘Intro to Climbing” class first. It costs $36 Members and $45 Non-Members. Where to meet: We’ll gether at the table nearby the main entrance.

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Wednesday Rock Climbing at Movement Rockville

Wednesday Rock Climbing at Movement Rockville

Wed, Oct 7, 10:30 PM
From Sends With Friends Rock Climbing
4.9

Climbers of all skill levels are welcome to Join "Sends with Friends" rock climbing community for an indoor rock climbing (top rope or lead) event at [Movement Rockville gym](https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZZD5jntgU4Y6fY9A9)! **$15 Day-Pass for non-movement climbers!** Here's what you need: 1. Signed [waiver](https://movementgyms.com/waiver/): https://movementgyms.com/waiver/ 2. Belay check, which can be done the same day. See [Your First Visit](https://movementgyms.com/first-visit/) page for more info: https://movementgyms.com/first-visit/ If this is your first time signing the waiver with Movement gyms, **your first visit will be free of charge**, all climbing gears included. To find us, go past the front desk and turn left. We'll gather by the benches next to the fitness room entrance. If you are completely new to climbing, you are welcome to come and try it with us after you take the Introduction to Rope Climbing Course which will be free of charge for you if you let me know. This meetup is free and run by volunteer organizers, however, access to Movement gyms requires a membership or purchase of a day pass. This meetup is for belaytionship only, unwanted advances will not be tolerated. **Sends with Friends Rock Climbing Meetup Waiver and Release of Liability** **NOTICE:** By signing up for this event, you agree to the terms outlined below and acknowledge the inherent risks associated with rock climbing activities. Participation in any event organized by this Meetup group is contingent upon your agreement to this release form. **1\. Assumption of Risk:** I, the undersigned participant, acknowledge and fully understand that rock climbing is a high-risk activity. I am aware that participation involves risks including, but not limited to, physical injury, permanent disability, or death. These risks may arise from, but are not limited to, natural hazards, equipment failure, human error, and the actions or negligence of others. **2\. Release of Liability:** In consideration of being allowed to participate in any activity organized by this Meetup group, I hereby release and discharge the organizer(s), co-organizer(s), event leaders, and all other participants from any and all claims, demands, actions, or causes of action arising out of or connected to my participation, including claims arising from negligence or gross negligence. **3\. Personal Responsibility:** I acknowledge that I am solely responsible for my own safety during these events. I will use my own judgment in evaluating the risks involved and will take appropriate precautions, including but not limited to: * Wearing appropriate safety gear. * Using reliable climbing equipment. * Following established safety protocols. * Refraining from participating in activities beyond my skill level. **4\. Medical Fitness:** I affirm that I am in good health and physically capable of participating in rock climbing activities. I assume full responsibility for any medical conditions that may affect my ability to participate safely. **5\. Indemnity Agreement:** I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the organizer(s), co-organizer(s), event leaders, and other participants from any claims, damages, or expenses (including legal fees) arising out of or related to my actions or participation in these activities. **6\. Photo/Video Release \(Optional\):** By signing this waiver, I grant permission for any photographs or videos taken during the events to be used for promotional or group-related purposes. (Participants may opt out by notifying the organizer.) **7\. Agreement to Follow Rules:** I agree to abide by all rules, instructions, and guidance provided by the event organizers and leaders. Failure to comply may result in my removal from the group. **8\. Acknowledgment of Agreement:** By joining any event organized by this Meetup group, I acknowledge that I have read and understood this waiver and release form. I agree that my participation in any event constitutes my electronic or physical signature to this agreement.

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Seneca Creek & Sinks of Gandy cave, West Virginia

Seneca Creek & Sinks of Gandy cave, West Virginia

Sat, Oct 10, 1:00 PM
From DC/MD/VA/WV Adventures
4.7

**Seneca Creek - Backpacking** **Sinks of Gandy - Caving** **Seneca Rocks - Rock climbing (Experience people only)** **Seneca Creek:** A hiker’s paradise, Spruce Knob has amazing views and is home to one of the 5 best backpacking routes in the mid-Atlantic. Seneca Creek route is a 10 mile easy loop, located in West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest. On this trail you’ll get to experience a little bit of everything. There’s beautiful streams and waterfalls, high mountain meadows. We will move in as soon we arrive (mid day) getting to camp area around 4-5 pm, go for a swim in the main waterfall attraction of the area to refresh and come back to eat something. With so many options, the Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks Recreation Area can be as challenging or easy as you want, trails that zigzag all through the valley and along the mountaintop, and they have various lengths and degrees of difficulty. The trails that zigzag through the park below, some of which lead to this summit, venture through meadows, along mountainsides, into dense spruce forests, and along rocky ridges. Here, rhododendron and blueberry flourish, creating a colorful canvas through spring, and in the fall, the forest erupts in fiery hues in every direction. This time I am taking a different approach, on this ocaccion we will star our day at Seneca Creek middle parking lot, Lumberjack trail, about 7.5 miles, and walk our way on the ridge of down to one of the most beautiful waterfall on the area where we will spend the rest of our first day on the wild arriving to this area between 4pm. Next day early in the morning break camp (7am) and head back to parking lot following a different trail, Seneca Creek, 5.5 miles, arriving to our cars around mid day, from there we will drive for 30-45 minutes to The Sinks of Gandy cave where we will walk thought whit the help of our headlamps. The **Sinks of Gandy** \- Day Hike cave is truly a diamond in the rough\, Sinks Gandy Creek travels some 3,000 feet through the sinks as it passes under a spur of Yokum Knob, a summit in the Allegheny Mountains. Its upstream entrance is about 30 feet wide and 15 feet high. The tunnel is principally a single long passage from 4 to 35 feet high with a few minor side-passages. The main passage averages 40 to 60 feet wide though in some places opens to nearly 100 feet wide. In many places the creek fills the entire floor of the passage and in others is confined to a narrow trench. Its downstream entrance is offset by about 100 feet to the east of the creek's channel, which exits through boulders. Water shoes are a must have. After exiting the cave we will head back to Seneca Rocks, we will camp here our second night, (Saturday) Monday morning, 7am break camp, fix breakfast, 8am hikers head to Seneca Rocks Summit using they feet and legs (2-3hr) while rock climbers climbers head to the climbing walls and ascent to the summit using ropes and rock climbing equipment plus they sole will not to fall as an moral support. Hikers will head back home as soon the make it back to the parking lot (1pm) climbers when ever we finish our pursuit (4-5pm) **A very busy long weekend, fill whit plenty wild adventures** **Note:** We all will meet at Vienna Metro station on Saturday 9am and soon be on the move so try to be there on time. **Backpacker gear list:** 1.) Tent 2.) Sleeping bag 3.) Sleeping pad 4.) 2 pieces rain suit or poncho 5.) 2-3 Extra pair of socks. 6.) Backpacking stove + pot/cup/dish/spoon 7.) Dehydrate food for your self. 8.) Camel bag/bottle or similar for drinking water. 9.) Snacks/sandwich/power bars or equivalent, etc. 10.) Water - Saturday and Sunday we will refuel from a stream 11.) Head lamp + extra batteries 12.) Water shoes + small towel 13.) Bug spry **Climbers gear list:** Backpacker gear list plus your own personal climbing gear Helmets are mandatory. **Not cellphone reception on the area** **CARPOOL:** Don't forget if you want a ride or are willing to offer a ride – be a friend to the environment, save money, and make friends by just posting a message!! **Have a ride:** Please post where you are coming from, what time, and how many spots you have. **Need a ride:** Post that you need a ride and contact any offers via e-mail for those that are offering rides. **NOTE:** Rides are not free, tip your driver accordingly for fuell expenses.

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Rockville Earth Treks Saturday Morning Climbing

Sat, Oct 10, 1:00 PM
From The VA/MD/DC Rock Climbing Group
4.8
1 attendee

Rockville Earth Treks Saturday Morning Climbing

Sat, Oct 17, 1:00 PM
From The VA/MD/DC Rock Climbing Group
4.8
1 attendee

Rockville Earth Treks Saturday Morning Climbing

Sat, Oct 24, 1:00 PM
From The VA/MD/DC Rock Climbing Group
4.8
1 attendee
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Search for alpine climbing groups using your location on Meetup. It organizes groups and events in your area, making it easy to connect with climbing enthusiasts nearby.

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Meetup is designed to facilitate group activities rather than individual meet-ups. It's effective for meeting people with shared interests through various group settings.

Absolutely! Many Alpine climbing groups cater to all skill levels, including beginners, offering encounters designed to introduce novices to the sport safely.

Yes, meetup event locations can vary significantly. It's best to explore multiple groups to find those that meet in locations convenient and interesting to you.

Event organization can vary as they are typically planned by group hosts. It’s wise to read past attendees’ reviews to gain insight into the event’s quality.

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While Meetup organizes groups locally, participating in different regional or international climbing events can expand your network to climbers around the world.