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Hike Blendon Woods Metro Park

Hike Blendon Woods Metro Park

Tue, Aug 11, 2:00 PM
From Women 55+ Hiking Group
4.9

Hi ladies. We will meet in front of the Nature Center and head to the two Observation decks. We will then hike Hickory Ridge, Ripple Rock, Overlook and Sugarbush trails to get approximately four miles total distance. We will walk approximately a 18 minute mile pace. Please wear appropriate hiking shoes.

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HIKE Char-Mar Ridge Park

HIKE Char-Mar Ridge Park

Tue, Sep 15, 1:30 PM
From Women 55+ Hiking Group
4.9

Let's explore Char-Mar Ridge Park, a charming little park loop that we can do twice to get in approximately 3.5 miles at an 18 min/mile pace.

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Blendon Woods Hike

Blendon Woods Hike

Tue, Aug 25, 1:30 PM
From Women 55+ Hiking Group
4.9

Meet at the Nature Center parking lot at Blendon Woods to hike the Sugarbush, Hickory Ridge, Overlook, and Brookside trails approximately 4 miles at 18 min/mile pace.

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Hiking at Sharon Woods

Hiking at Sharon Woods

Tue, Aug 18, 1:30 PM
From Women 55+ Hiking Group
4.9

Meet at the Maple Grove picnic area for a 4 mile hike at 18 min/mile pace.

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Friday Happy Hour Hike

Fri, Aug 7, 10:05 PM
From HikeOhio!
4.8
4 attendees
SPAIN: Walk the Camino de Santiago with Bold Spirit Travel

SPAIN: Walk the Camino de Santiago with Bold Spirit Travel

Sun, Sep 20, 8:00 PM
From Bold Spirit Travel Women Columbus
4.4

**WALK THE CAMINO DE SANTIAGO IN SPAIN! (100 kms)** Is the fall of 2026 the season when you lace up your walking shoes and hit the Camino in Spain? Are you ready to be transformed by this ancient pilgrimage and the people who walk it? If so, keep reading! **DETAILS:** For a thousand years, pilgrims have traversed The Camino de Santiago. Follow in their footsteps as you **spend nine days walking** along the ancient trails that cut across the landscape of Northern Spain. **[***See the all-women Camino trip here.](https://www.boldspirittravel.com/journeys-1/camino-santiago-french-way-september-2026)** **CAMINO FACTS:** * This is not a race. * This is a slower-paced Camino experience where we average about 17 kilometers (10.5 miles) per day and cover a total of 100 kilometers (70 miles). * Completing this tour will make you eligible to receive the Compostela, the official certificate of completion issued by the Cathedral in Santiago. * Join expert Camino guides who will be with you every step of the way to share facts about the history of this sacred trail and tips on how to make the most of the trip. **WHAT TO EXPECT:** 1. A local, bilingual guide to help you along on your journey. 2. Additionally, a support van will assist with your luggage, freeing you up to travel light during the day. 3. All hotels, breakfasts, and delicious Galician dinners with wine are included in the trip price. 4. You can purchase lunch and snacks at frequent checkpoints and rest stops along the way. **I NEED MORE INFO:** 1. Want to learn more and dive deeper? We are glad that you are curious. 2. Attend a live Camino Info Session ([ask us](https://www.boldspirittravel.com/contact) for dates on those) or watch the replay which will answer many of your Camino questions. Email us for the replay. 3. Set up a phone call with someone from our team and talk through how to make this walk happen for yourself in 2026! Get clear about what you need to do to train and prepare for the Camino. 4. Read more about how to [prep for the Camino here](https://www.boldspirittravel.com/blog/camino-de-santiago-packing-list-for-women). Are you ready to embark on **your** Camino? Leave the details to us and get ready to be impressed by this magical adventure. * **[***See the all-women Camino trip here.](https://www.boldspirittravel.com/journeys-1/camino-santiago-french-way-september-2026)** * Cost: $5750 per person.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people through shared interests by joining groups and attending local events. It helps you discover and participate in activities that interest you, such as advanced hiking.

Yes, you can search Meetup for advanced hiking groups in your area. These groups are perfect for experienced hikers looking for challenging trails and like-minded adventurers.

To join a hiking event on Meetup, simply search for events in your area, RSVP to those that interest you, and follow the instructions provided by the group organizer.

Group availability varies by location. While Meetup hosts many hiking groups, specific advanced hiking groups depend on local interest and organizing members.

Read the event details carefully. Organizers usually provide information on the difficulty and preparation required. Contact the organizer if you're unsure which level it suits.

Absolutely! Starting a Meetup group is straightforward. As an organizer, you can define the group's themes and host events for other hiking enthusiasts.

Many Meetup groups and events are free, but some might require a fee. It’s up to the individual group to decide whether to charge for participation.

Hiking meetups often include exploring trails of varying difficulty, meeting fellow hikers, and enjoying outdoor adventures. Organizers provide specifics about each event on their pages.

Most hiking groups follow established trails, but some may explore off-trail or bushwalking activities. Review event descriptions to know what’s planned.

It depends on the group’s policy. Many welcome guests, but some events are limited to members. Check the event page and contact the organizer if needed.

While Meetup primarily connects people to groups and events, some groups might discuss trails and offer recommendations. Engaging with fellow hikers can often yield great tips.

Safety varies based on terrain and conditions, but most groups prioritize safety by recommending appropriate gear and providing trail insights. Always follow the group's safety advice.

While Meetup fosters connections, making friends depends heavily on your engagement and interaction with group activities. Active participation often leads to building meaningful relationships.

Organization varies since each group and event is managed by local organizers. Most strive to deliver quality experiences, but it's worth reading reviews and testimonials.

Not necessarily. While many hiking events are in-person due to their nature, Meetup also offers the ability to join virtual event options if available.