About us
Welcome to the Narragansett Chapter Young Members 20s/30s Meetup! This Meetup is sponsored by the Narragansett Chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club (Joining this Meetup Group does not automatically make you an AMC member).
Our trip leaders host local hikes, bike rides, and social events aimed at outdoorsy 20-40ish years old. We offer activities throughout RI and surrounding areas both after work and on the weekends. Joining a YM activity is a great way to make new friends and explore the area's natural beauty.
The purpose of our Meetup is to introduce others to the wonderful outdoor opportunities offered by the AMC Narragansett Chapter Young Members 20s/30s. As a Meetup member, you have no obligation to join the AMC.But, if you enjoy participating in our events, we hope you will consider joining the AMC (https://www.outdoors.org/join-today?chapter=NA&campaign=70150000001EMs5AAG).
Please, only RSVP if you plan on attending the event. For the consideration of our leaders, we ask that you contact us if you have RSVP'ed and can no longer attend.
Our events are led by highly qualified, trained AMC volunteers who are always concerned about safety. They take every precaution to assure participant risk is minimized and fun is maximized.
If you would like to learn more about our Chapter, please visit our website at outdoors.org/narragansett (https://www.outdoors.org/narragansett/)!
Upcoming events
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20s/30s George Washington Camping Weekend Fall 2026
Location not specified yetActivity Type: Camping | Lodges, Huts, Camps, Cabins, & Campsites
Difficulty: 2 - Relaxed
Trip Leader(s): Christopher Vieira, Lauren Buchholz, Carlos Moriella
Registration Type: Application
Please Click Here to RSVP: https://activities.outdoors.org/a5UVX000001JUcv
Audience: 20’s & 30’sDescription: Join the Narragansett 20s/30s for a weekend camping trip at George Washington Campground in Glocester, RI . Nestled in the heart of the George Washington Management Area, this scenic campground offers direct access to Bowdish Reservoir . The surrounding area features miles of trails ideal for hiking and exploring Rhode Island’s quiet, wooded landscapes. Our trip should take place around the time the leaves start to change color and offer us some great views.
Participants are required to pay $15.00 for attending this trip. You’re welcome to join for the full weekend (Friday–Sunday) or just part of it (Friday–Saturday or Saturday–Sunday) . The times for each option are shown below. Participants will be called after they register to determine what day(s) they are able to attend and to handle payment. After this, participants will have their registration confirmed. We will plan carpooling to the campsite on Friday afternoon, Friday after work (~6 pm), and Saturday late morning.
12:15 pm Friday - 11:00 am Sunday 12:15 pm Friday - 11:00 am Saturday 12:15 pm Saturday - 11:00 am Sunday
A full packing list of camping essentials will be provided upon confirmation of attendance. Participants should plan to bring their own food, as the campground is remote and local amenities are limited. A preliminary list is below.
Due to restrictions on vehicle access within the campground, participants will meet at a designated location nearby and carpool into the site. Please pack accordingly.What to Bring “Housing” Tent (including rainfly/tarp for the top of the tent) Sleeping bag Sleeping pad Headlamp (so you can find your way around the campground and find the toilets in the dark) Camp chair (strongly recommended) Sleeping bag liner (optional) Pillow (optional) Portable lamp for inside the tent/around the campfire (optional) Blanket (optional) Tent footprint/tarp for beneath the tent to protect against rain and moisture (optional)
Clothing & Shoes Sturdy hiking shoes Weather appropriate clothing Sunglasses and/or hat Shower flip-flops Rain jacket (recommended) Rain pants (recommended) Shoes to wear around camp (optional)
Food Cooler for food One/two days worth of food depending on your schedule Snacks as needed Energy drinks/tablets (optional) Camp stove (optional) Plates (optional) Utensils Water bottle
Electronics Battery packs to charge electronic devices
Toiletries Shampoo Conditioner Body wash Toothbrush Toothpaste Soap Hygiene products Towels
Other Sunscreen Backpack for day hikes Insect repellent Entertainment (books, card games, etc) Any required medicationReminder: Please click the RSVP link above to register!
3 attendees
Narragansett 20s/30s Halloween Party!
Location not specified yetActivity Type: Social | Local Socials
Difficulty: 1 - Accessible
Trip Leader(s): Catherine LiVolsi, Christopher Vieira, Carlos Moriella, Jared Mitchell, James Meredith
Registration Type: Show & Go
Please Click Here to RSVP: https://activities.outdoors.org/a5UVX000001KK3d
Audience: 20’s & 30’sDescription: Spooky season is upon us! Celebrate the evening with a potluck style dinner, music, and nature walks at the home of the South Kingstown Land Trust (SKLT) in Matunuck, RI. Bring a dish to share, a healthy collection of spooky stories, and get ready to have a fun (scary) evening with friends. Costumes are encouraged and will be judged according to the following categories: funniest, best looking, and most elaborate.
Please note that alcohol and smoking of any kind is not allowed on the premises of the SKLT barn. All participants are welcome to make their own plans to go down the street to the Ocean Mist or similar venue after the event has concluded. All participants will be provided an Excel sheet to notate what dish they will bring and any food allergies. Join us for a night of mystic and magic and embrace the spooky season!
Refunds will be given if we can fill your spot!Reminder: Please click the RSVP link above to register!
3 attendees
20s/30s Deer Lake Camping Weekend Fall 2026
Location not specified yetActivity Type: Camping | Lodges, Huts, Camps, Cabins, & Campsites
Difficulty: 2 - Relaxed
Trip Leader(s): Christopher Vieira, Conrad Ward, Lee Thao, Lauren Buchholz, Jared Mitchell
Registration Type: Application
Please Click Here to RSVP: https://activities.outdoors.org/a5UVX000001JUkz
Audience: 20’s & 30’sDescription: Join the Narragansett and Connecticut 20s/30s groups for a weekend camping trip at Deer Lake Outdoor Center in Killingworth, CT . The 253 acre scenic property is composed of streams, woodlands, fields, open rock faces, and two lakes nestled in the valley with opportunities for hiking and rock climbing. The property also is directly connected to the Chatfield Hollow State Park and its large network of trails
Participants are required to pay $15.00 for attending this trip. You’re welcome to join for the full weekend (Friday–Sunday) or just part of it (Friday–Saturday or Saturday–Sunday) . Participants will be called after they register to determine what day(s) they are able to attend and to handle payment. After this, participants will have their registration confirmed. The first set of leaders will plan to arrive Friday afternoon and stay until Sunday morning. Folks are welcome to join at any time during the weekend (Fri afternoon, Fri night, Sat morning, etc).
A full packing list of camping essentials will be provided upon confirmation of attendance. Participants should plan to bring their own food, as the campground is remote and local amenities are limited. A preliminary list is below.
Unlike previous trips, we will not be able to park directly at the tent sites and will have to park around 0.2 miles away from the sites. There should be some wheelbarrows on site for us to use for any heavy gear. Please pack accordingly.What to Bring “Housing” Tent (including rainfly/tarp for the top of the tent) This location offers a limited number of tents that can be borrowed for the trip Sleeping bag Sleeping pad Headlamp (so you can find your way around the campground and find the toilets in the dark) Camp chair (strongly recommended) Sleeping bag liner (optional) Pillow (optional) Portable lamp for inside the tent/around the campfire (optional) Blanket (optional) Tent footprint/tarp for beneath the tent to protect against rain and moisture (optional)
Clothing & Shoes Sturdy hiking shoes Weather appropriate clothing (lows in the 20s to 30s historically) Extra layers Sunglasses and/or hat Shower flip-flops Rain jacket (recommended) Rain pants (recommended) Shoes to wear around camp (optional)
Food Cooler for food One/two days worth of food depending on your schedule Snacks as needed Energy drinks/tablets (optional) Camp stove (optional) Plates (optional) Utensils Water bottle
Electronics Battery packs to charge electronic devices
Toiletries Shampoo Conditioner Body wash Toothbrush Toothpaste Soap Hygiene products Towels
Other Sunscreen Backpack for day hikes Insect repellent Entertainment (books, card games, etc) Any required medicationReminder: Please click the RSVP link above to register!
2 attendees
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