
What we’re about
Welcome to Adventure People! This group is for everyone who loves to hike, kayak, rock climb, and anything that gets us outdoors. We have a great team of organizers who schedule local outdoor activities, social events, and weekend camping trips. We also do small group trips to destinations around the world.
Some of the things we've done include watching the Northern Lights in Iceland, hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, rappelling down waterfalls in Costa Rica, trekking on a glacier in Argentina, hiking the W Trek in Chile, climbing a volcano in Hawaii, visiting the country's national parks, exploring the world's most spectacular caves in Vietnam, salsa dancing lessons in Cuba, and that's just a few.
Adventure People all have one thing in common, we want to travel the world and have fun doing it. We're explorers, not tourists. Regardless of where you go and what you do, it's the people you share the experience with that you'll remember the most. What you'll find in Adventure People is that we're a fun, active, adventurous, welcoming group of friends. By joining our community and participating in our local and international trips, you'll not only have a new group of friends but new travel companions with whom you'll want to share more experiences. That's why you'll always see repeat travelers on all of our trips!
Join the official community at: https://community.adventurepeople.net/
Welcome, we look forward to meeting you!
Upcoming events
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San Ysidro Falls, Montecito Peak, Hot Springs; Scenic Hiking & Exploring
San Ysidro Trailhead on East Mountain Drive, 1810 East Mountain Drive, Montecito, CA, USThis is a socializing hike to explore in beautiful and exciting nature, and get a great workout. The hiking and exploring adventure starts at San Ysidro Trailhead going north to check out the San Ysidro Falls after the recent rain. A major part of this trail is along the creek, forested and very scenic. After getting to E Camino Cielo Rd, we go west to connect to the East Fork Cold Spring Trail. Have fun ascending Montecito Peak. Then continue to Montecito Hot Springs via Cold-Hot Springs Connector Trail. Checking out and relaxing at the hot springs. Then take Edison Catway back to San Ysidro Trail and trailhead.
If you are also passionate about hiking & exploring in beautiful nature, and meet the criteria below by self assessment, submit your request to join. 🙂
Trailhead: San Ysidro Trailhead
Estimated Distance & Climb: up to 12 mile, 4500’
Experience & Skill: uneven terrain hiking, creek crossing or traverse, bush whacking
Ability: assess and manage risks effectively
Supply & Equipment: adequate hydration, food, headlamp with sufficient runtime and windbreaker as needed for potential night descent, optional things for the hot springs
Physical & Mental: healthy & fit for hiking & exploring adventure, mentally & emotionally sound
Personality & Character: authentic, sincere, down to earth, enthusiastic, cheerful, good sense of humor, cordial and pleasant to chat with, effective in communicating
Mindset: adventurous yet very safety conscious, self responsible & self accountable, intellectually curious, independent thinking, open-minded worldview, can do attitude
Liability Waiver
By RSVPing and participating in this event, you acknowledge that outdoor adventures carry risks (injury, illness, accidents, etc.) and agree that you are solely responsible for your own safety, health, wellbeing, and belongings. The organizer(s) and co-hosts are not liable for any loss, damage, or injury. By joining, you agree to the full terms and conditions.5 attendees
Santa Barbara's Vibrant Funk Zone Scenic Urban Exploring
Dolphin Fountain, State & Cabrillo Blvd, at the entrance to Stearn's Wharf, Santa Barbara, CA, USOriginally an industrial zone, this area has transformed into a vibrant, walkable neighborhood known for its creative atmosphere, colorful street art, live music, and wine tasting rooms, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals.
If you are also passionate about hiking & exploring in beautiful nature, and meet the criteria below by self assessment, submit your request to join. 🙂
Start at: Dolphin Fountain area, Cabrillo Blvd & Stearns Wharf
Distance: up to 8 mile
Ability: casual to fast pace 4 mph walking, manage urban traffic safety effectively
Physical & Mental: healthy & fit for walking, hiking & exploring, mentally & emotionally sound
Personality & Character: authentic, sincere, down to earth, enthusiastic, cheerful, good sense of humor, cordial and pleasant to chat with, effective in communicating
Mindset: adventurous yet very safety conscious, self responsible & self accountable, intellectually curious, independent thinking, open-minded worldview, can do attitude
Liability Waiver
By RSVPing and participating in this event, you acknowledge that outdoor adventures carry risks (injury, illness, accidents, etc.) and agree that you are solely responsible for your own safety, health, wellbeing, and belongings. The organizer(s) and co-hosts are not liable for any loss, damage, or injury. By joining, you agree to the full terms and conditions.5 attendees
26.2 Mile 3300’ Climb & Descent Hike @ Pismo Preserve
Pismo Preserve, 80 Mattie Rd, Pismo Beach, CA, USThis will be my second time using this beautiful nature preserve as conditioning & simulation for strenuous Mt Whitney Trail and Franklin Trail Hikes. And I also plan to cover all the trails in one trip, and watch the sun setting.
The upper part of this nature preserve has a significant amount of oak forest and is scenic. Lots of branching large oak trees for fun climbing. The lower section of this area has nice views of the ocean, Pismo Beach, Shell Beach, Avila Beach, and the freeway traffic. The sunset view from Avila Overlook is quite spectacular. All the trails are relatively close to the parking lot when the training needs to be cut short, and for anyone that joins with a shorter distance goal.
If you are also passionate about hiking & exploring in beautiful nature, and meet the criteria below by self assessment, submit your request to join. 🙂
Trailhead: Pismo Preserve Trailhead
Distance & Climb: up to 26.2 mile, 3300’
Experience & Skill: uneven terrain & fast pace hiking, trail running
Ability: assess and manage risks effectively
Supply & Equipment: adequate hydration, food, headlamp and windbreaker as needed for potential night descent
Physical & Mental: healthy & fit for strenuous hiking & exploring adventure, mentally & emotionally sound
Personality & Character: authentic, sincere, down to earth, enthusiastic, cheerful, good sense of humor, cordial and pleasant to chat with, effective in communicating
Mindset: adventurous yet very safety conscious, self responsible & self accountable, intellectually curious, independent thinking, open-minded worldview, can do attitude
Liability Waiver
By RSVPing and participating in this event, you acknowledge that outdoor adventures carry risks (injury, illness, accidents, etc.) and agree that you are solely responsible for your own safety, health, wellbeing, and belongings. The organizer(s) and co-hosts are not liable for any loss, damage, or injury. By joining, you agree to the fullterms and conditions.4 attendees
Past events
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