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Rock Climbing @ Pacific Pipe, Oakland

Rock Climbing @ Pacific Pipe, Oakland

Sat, Sep 26, 2:00 AM
From Bay Area Millennials and Gen Z Meetup Group
4.7

Let's go Rock Climbing at Oakland's very own Pacifc Pipe, the nation's largest rock climbing gym! All skill levels are welcome. Day Pass: $35 Shoe Rental: $4

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16 attendees
A Friday In The Canyon

A Friday In The Canyon

Fri, Aug 28, 10:00 PM
From Roaming Zen
4.9

Glen Canyon is a unique feature in the city - a peaceful oasis - and we haven't spent much time there recently, even though we often start roams from Glen Park. This Friday roam will take us from the south of the canyon to the north alongside Islais Creek, and back along the side of the hill. If we get lucky we might see a pair of coyotes as we did last time we were up on the slopes. In any case, we will sit on the rocks overlooking the creek valley. We will also have time to visit a couple of the famous dirt roads in the village. There will be a couple of climbs and plenty of dirt on the way round. *Bringing water, snacks, and layers for all the microclimates is the way to go.* *These roams are offered by donation. They are one way I am able to pay my rent in San Francisco.* *Punctuality is always appreciated, for the sake of everybody's time. Please send a message on the app before the start if you are running late, and we will either wait (up to ten minutes) of I will direct you on how to catch up. Once we get underway I have to focus on those who are there, and most likely won't respond.* *Generally half the people who sign up don't actually show up on the day. I do track flakiness and remove people who have a poor attendance record. It is discourteous to those on the waitlist who would like to attend.* *Sending me a message explaining that you can't make it is always appreciated.*

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Wildcat Canyon Park to Wildcat Peak in Tilden 5.6 miles + 1200 ft elev. gain.

Sat, Aug 22, 4:00 PM
From Let's Hike
4.9
30 attendees

City Hike & Picnic - Glen Canyon & Twin Peaks - 4 miles - Moderately Strenuous

Sat, Sep 5, 6:00 PM
From Bay Area Childfree-by-Choice Women
4.9
15 attendees

Vertical Medicine Course

Sat, Sep 5, 4:00 PM
From Beta Breakers
4.9
3 attendees
Yosemite Camping - Tuolumne Meadows Hiking n Alpine Lakes- Flexible Dates option

Yosemite Camping - Tuolumne Meadows Hiking n Alpine Lakes- Flexible Dates option

Fri, Aug 21, 11:00 PM
From " Last-Minute Backpackers " Camping, Hiking, Outdoors & More
4.8

Camping, Hiking, and Beach play at one of the most pristine spots in the Yosemite - around Tioga Pass rd and Tuolumne meadows. Spots are limited. People can do things on their own or with the group. Limited to one more car only and any additional cars can be parked in the overflow section closeby. Please respond to all the questions when you RSVP and I'll shortlist people for lottery based on who all meet the pre-reqs. Will reach out to shortlisted people with next steps. **Your spot is confirmed only after you confirm via venmo/zelle** and there's no refund unless the trip is cancelled, so please commit accordingly. If someone can't confirm/pay within a couple of days, they will be back to No Go/WL. Same for anyone who hasn't provided the requisite level of details. * $15-25 pp per day for Sunday and $25-35 pp per day for Friday or Saturday (includes camping permit and firewood) * Prior camping experience is recommended if your attendance is contingent on carpool or someone else joining, just let me know in the RSVP answers. As always - respect the wilderness, LNT, and follow trail etiquettes. Rain or shine :) If you do not know about "Leave No Trace" policy, please search for it or this event is not for you. Please carry 10 essentials:) INDEMNITY - This group, its organizers, event hosts, volunteers, or its members are not liable for any DUI, accidents or incidents at the venue or outside. When you RSVP or attend any event, you agree to WAIVE any and all LIABILITY. The hosts and organizers of this meetup group are indemnified for any actions taken within and outside this meetup group. They are not liable for any misuse, abuse and misconduct by this group's members or anyone in the general public. Members are responsible for their own conduct within and outside this group

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is used to discover groups and participate in events centered around shared interests, such as canyoneering in San Francisco. You can connect with others who enjoy hiking and outdoor adventures.

To find nearby canyoneering events, search for relevant groups on Meetup and explore their event calendars. You'll see upcoming adventures you can participate in within the San Francisco area.

San Francisco hosts several canyoneering and outdoor adventure groups. Through Meetup, you can join these communities and experience scenic locations with fellow enthusiasts.

Yes, you can RSVP for multiple events on Meetup. It's a platform designed to let you explore various groups and adventures, so don't hesitate to select different canyoneering expeditions.

Joiners can use Meetup free of charge. While some events might require a fee, accessing the platform to discover groups and events does not have an associated cost.

To join a canyoneering group, search for relevant groups on Meetup, review their profiles, and click join. From there, you can start participating in discussions and attend their events.

Most Meetup events allow you to bring guests, but it's best to check with the event organizer for their specific policies. Use Meetup to include friends and share the adventure!

The frequency of canyoneering events varies. Check each group's schedule on Meetup for the latest activities. Active participation can lead to discovering more regular expeditions.

There may not be a group for every niche interest in San Francisco. However, exploring similar groups or nearby adventures on Meetup can help you find something exciting.

Meetup doesn't organize events directly. Groups or individual hosts create and manage events, so availability and type depend on their efforts.

RSVP by visiting an event page on Meetup and clicking the 'Attend' button. This way, organizers know you're coming and can provide necessary details about the canyoneering trip.

Engage actively at events, introduce yourself to other participants, and join group activities. Meetup's focus on shared interests facilitates easier connections.

While many Meetup events are well-planned, organization varies by group and host. It's wise to read reviews and the group's information to gauge quality.

Yes, many Meetup groups welcome member suggestions for future events. Sharing your interest can lead to new adventures for canyoneering enthusiasts.

Meetup generally promotes group activities over 1-on-1 matchmaking. The platform is better suited for those looking to join communities and meet people collectively.