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Walk & Lunch : Burnley to Molly Rose Brewery | 7.5km @ 5.5km/h

Walk & Lunch : Burnley to Molly Rose Brewery | 7.5km @ 5.5km/h

Sat, May 30, 12:20 AM
From Mix Fit Socials - Melbourne
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Starting from 'Friends of Mine' cafe in Burnley, we walk along the Yarra Trail for a short 6.6km walk to the Molly Rose Brewery for some lunch. If you like a morning coffee, arrive earlier to grab a coffee ***before*** the meeting time. We meet at 10:20am for a 10:30am start. If you arrive late or you're waiting for your coffee order, you can catch up on the trail or meet at the destination. We leave on time to ensure we get to the venue as it opens at 12pm. Winter hiking season starts very soon. If you're new to the group, come along and meet some of the regular hikers and suggest your favorite hiking locations for the coming months. The pace will be a moderate pace (\~5.5km/h). We will not be stopping often to regroup. I will pause at the turns to help ensure no one misses them. **By attending, you agree to match the pace and stay in sight of the group or be comfortable navigating your own way to the destination.** With the variability of this kind of event I will book a best guess close to the event and we will find extra tables or seats on the day if needed. We arrive just as the venue opens. **This is a one way hike and you make your own way home.** It's recommended you take public transport. The finish location is a short walk from Victoria Park train station, or to nearby 86 trams on Smith St. By attending, you agree to drink responsibly and take public transport if you're drinking. **What to bring:** * Water bottle * Appropriate clothing if it's windy or possibility of rain * Hats/Sunglasses/Sun protection if it's sunny **MEETING LOCATION** Friends of Mine Cafe https://maps.app.goo.gl/VLwPK9HXLkB4E8o78 Tap on the map below to get the pin location for the exact meeting spot. **LIABILITY WAVER** The organiser of this group cannot accept any liability for any loss, damage, injury or accidents to participants or their property on this event. By participating in this event, you're taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being. By joining this event you agree to these terms.

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Meet for a walk at Brighton Baths 10am

Meet for a walk at Brighton Baths 10am

Mon, May 25, 12:00 AM
From Stepping out - Bayside womens walking & Social group
4.8

Meet outside Brighton Baths for a 1 hour return walk towards Elwood. Then relax with a coffee and chat at the Brighton Yacht Club. Jane is away - please make welcome anyone new to our walk Parking is free if you have a Bayside beach parking sticker. Otherwise try your luck for 2hr free parking in Chelsea or Grosvenor streets.

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6 attendees

Warburton Bridge Walk

Sat, May 23, 11:30 PM
From Green Trails Day Hikes
4.9
12 attendees
Meet at Sebastian's in Hampton for a beach walk then back for coffee.

Meet at Sebastian's in Hampton for a beach walk then back for coffee.

Fri, May 29, 12:00 AM
From Stepping out - Bayside womens walking & Social group
4.8

Meet Kay outside Sebastian's - to walk along the beach to Green Point in Brighton (one hour round trip). There are plenty of benches along the way if you don't feel like doing the whole walk. Then back to Sebastian's for a cuppa & chat. For any queries, don't hesitate to get in touch with Kay on 0432098716 http://photos3.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/4/8/6/8/event_431898536.jpeg http://photos1.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/6/7/5/4/event_306566452.jpeg

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Explore the '1000 Steps' Walk in the Dandenong's - Nature + Coffee & Connection

Explore the '1000 Steps' Walk in the Dandenong's - Nature + Coffee & Connection

Sat, Jun 6, 12:20 AM
From Explorers & Connectors
4.8

Join me to explore the stunning '1000 Steps' in the Dandenong Ranges, the first section of the Kokoda Track Memorial Walk. For those who would like to, we can catch the train together from Southern Cross to Upper Fern Tree Gully, a chance to chat, connect, make new friends before we begin our walk. The track starts at the Fern Tree Gully picnic grounds, the staircase winds up a steep hill along a creek through rainforest, before emerging into a clearing where we can enjoy beautiful views of Melbourne through the trees. We will complete the loop by taking the Lyrebird Track back to the picnic grounds, and will stop in at the 1000 Steps Cafe for a coffee or something to eat. The Dandenong's is home to beautiful flora and fauna, including giant Mountain Ash trees, Rainbow Lorikeets and Lyrebirds. The path has steep sections on both the staircase and down Lyrebird Track, and is described as moderate to challenging and suitable for reasonably fit people. The track is **3kms** and takes around **1.5 hrs** to complete. The staircase is one way, however there are many places along the track to stop and rest. We will walk slowly, and have a rest at the clearing before heading back down. For anyone who would like to join but is not keen on the stairs, there are walking tracks to explore that run along the creek, from the Ferntree Gully Picnic Ground, with many beautiful spots to sit and relax and enjoy the environment. **Agenda:** I will meet you at **Southern Cross Station at 10.20am** at the Water Tower Clock We will catch the **10.35am Belgrave train** to **Upper Fern Tree Gully** Anyone driving can meet us at the Memorial Mates Statue, at **12pm** We will walk the 1000 Steps, and reach the cafe around 2pm After a coffee or something to eat we can explore the tracks at the foot of the hill, And then catch the **3.30pm** Belgrave train back, reaching Flinders St Station at **4.30pm.** We will keep to the times in the schedule as public transport runs to a reduced timetable on weekends. When you RSVP please click attend on the event page, and I will be in touch about the details, I will also be available in the Event Comments on the day and add any updates there about weather conditions if needed.

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North Fitzroy Men’s walk and talk group

North Fitzroy Men’s walk and talk group

Fri, Jun 5, 10:00 PM
From North Fitzroy Men's Walk and Talk Group
4.8

Damian Clark facilitates a ‘North Fitzroy Men’s walk and talk group’ for men in the inner city and northern suburbs interested in connecting with other men to develop meaningful and supportive connections, with the added health benefits of a walk in nature. The walks are supported by Holden Street Neighbourhood House - contact (03) 9489 9929 or admin@holdenstreet.org.au for queries. The walks are run FREE of charge on the 1st Saturday of each of month at 8.am. The walk will commence at the Holden Street Neighbourhood House then proceed to take in Park Street and Rushall Reserves in Fitzroy North. The group is for men of all ages. The benefits from participating in the men’s walk and talk group are: 1. A safe space to connect with other men. 2. Opportunity to be genuinely listened to. 3. Chance to express your feelings and thoughts free from judgement and criticism. 4. Make valuable and lasting friendships.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform connecting people with shared interests through group events. Whether it's foraging walks in Melbourne or other activities, it helps you meet locals and join communities exploring similar passions.

Search for 'Foraging Walks' on Meetup and specify Melbourne locations. You'll see available events where you can join local experts and enthusiasts exploring native plants and wild edibles in Melbourne.

Joining these walks connects you with nature and other like-minded foragers. It's an opportunity to learn about local flora and sustainable harvesting techniques while enjoying Melbourne's natural beauty.

Find an event on Meetup, and RSVP to join. Participation usually requires an RSVP, letting the organizer know you’re attending and helping you stay updated on any changes or important event details.

Using Meetup is generally free. You can browse groups and RSVP for most events without cost. However, some specific events might have participation fees set by the organizers.

Yes, you can join multiple groups on Meetup. Whether it's foraging walks, hiking, or another interest, exploring various communities can enhance your connection with diverse local enthusiasts.

These events typically involve guided nature walks where participants learn to identify, gather, and use wild edible plants. It's hands-on learning, perfect for anyone interested in sustainable food.

Foraging walks can occur in diverse natural settings, such as Melbourne's parks or bushland. Each event description on Meetup will specify the exact location and type of terrain expected.

RSVPs on Meetup confirm your intention to attend but aren't absolute guarantees. Organizers may change event details based on circumstances, so always stay updated with communications from the group.

Yes, many Meetup groups showcase past events, providing insights into what to expect. Reviewing these can help you decide if a particular foraging walk fits your interests.

Often, experienced foragers or experts lead these walks, eager to share their knowledge. This is a chance to learn firsthand about Melbourne’s rich natural biodiversity from skilled guides.

Meetup focuses on group gatherings rather than individual matchmaking. While you may form personal connections during events, the primary aim is community-driven activities and learning experiences.

Most Meetup events, including foraging walks, aim to follow local environmental guidelines. Organizers usually respect these, but it's vital to ensure responsible foraging and adherence to Melbourne's regulations individually.

In larger cities like Melbourne, a variety of interests are often covered. However, availability depends on organizers' activity levels and interests. Some specific niches may not have current events.

Yes, Meetup allows enthusiastic members to organize events. If you have ideas or expertise, consider collaborating with an existing group or starting one focused on sharing sustainable foraging practices in Melbourne.