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Hike: Trillium Lake Loop Trail #761

Hike: Trillium Lake Loop Trail #761

Sat, Jul 25, 3:00 PM
From komoot hiking

Hello hikers, Posting another hike route worth doing together: 🄾 Trillium Lake Loop Trail #761 šŸ“ 2.1 mi ā± ~52 min I'd love to organise a self-hosted meet to do this hike together on Friday, July 24. No commercial host, just members of the group meeting up to enjoy the route. Bring water, weather-appropriate gear, and the route loaded on your komoot app: https://www.komoot.com/smarttour/e1210635632/trillium-lake-loop-trail-761 See you on the trail!

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Tennessee Valley to Muir Beach Via Fox Trail

Sat, May 30, 5:30 PM
From San Francisco Bay Area Outings
4.9
67 attendees
Hike to Wildcat Peak,

Hike to Wildcat Peak,

Sat, Jun 6, 4:30 PM
From East Bay Hikers
4.7

Greetings all My next hike will be to Tilden and Wildcat Peak. Great panoramic view of the bay, Berkeley and the Reservoir. Bring your cameras Hike will be 3 to 3.5 miles in length. It is a loop. Elevation gain/loss will be about 700 feet. To get to Tilden take the 24 to Fish Ranch Road. North on Fish Ranch Rd to Grizzly Peak Bl, and turn right. Take Grizzly Peak to Canon Drive and Turn Right. Take Canon Drive to the Bottom and Turn Left. Go to the end which is a large parking lot and park there. Walk to the area of the environmental education center. I will be there with the sign. Trail starts there. Hope to see you there. Norman

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118 attendees
Urban Hike: Noe, Mission and Porchfest

Urban Hike: Noe, Mission and Porchfest

Sat, May 30, 8:30 PM
From Urban Hiking & Happy Hour (& random urban adventures)
4.8

Let's do an urban hike in Benal, Noe and the Mission ending at Porchfest. Highlights of the walk may include: Castro Duncan Open Space Comerford Greenway Sanchez Slow Streets Balmy Alley Murals [Porchfest](https://www.sfporchfest.org) I am still working on the exact route but there will be hills and stairs, paths and gardens. We will meet at 1:30 but leave at 1:40 (grace period). We will have an after gathering. If it is nice we might do it outdoors, otherwise we will look for a commercial establishment in the area. Bring a cup just in case. Hope to see you there! Please note: Phone help is not available for latecomers. If you are late it is very hard to catch up with us. We walk at a medium pace. Escorts or sweeps are not provided, so slower walkers should be completely prepared to finish the hike on their own if they become separated from the group, and they may want to consider bringing a friend to walk with them. I reserve the right to make small changes to the route as needed. Liability Disclaimer: The organizers of this meet-up are unpaid volunteers and not expert hiking guides. All participants agree to assume 100% responsibility for their own safety, conduct, and well-being and recognize that possible hazards exist while participating in outdoor (or any other) activities, and agree to participate solely at their own risk. If you RSVP ā€œYesā€ and/or attend any of our events, it shall be conclusively presumed that you understand and agree to this policy.

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Tennessee Valley Hike (6 miles)

Tennessee Valley Hike (6 miles)

Sat, Jun 6, 7:00 PM
From The East Bay Hiking Club for Millenials
4.8

Join other east bay millennials for a hike in Tennessee valley. Here’s the route we’ll take on Alltrails: Tennessee Valley Golden Gate Loop: Tennessee Valley Golden Gate Loop on AllTrails https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/tennessee-valley-golden-gate-loop-trail?sh=kg6832 Please arrive a few minutes before 12:00PM. We will start the hike shortly after 12:00PM. We'll do our best to hike as a group, but I'd recommend downloading an offline map of the area on Google Maps on your phone just in case you happen to get separated.
Please bring:
• Positive attitude
• Water bottle
• Charged phone
• Snacks!!
• Hiking / athletic clothes and shoes
• Sunscreen
Please only attend this event if you feel like you are in shape to walk 6 miles with \~1400ft of elevation gain. If you have any health conditions that prevent you from exercising, this might not be the best event for you.
The East Bay Hiking Club welcomes people of all backgrounds, genders, sexualities, races, ethnicities, nationalities, religions, or other identity. We do our best to create an inclusive and open minded environment.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
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By attending the event, you agree that you understand the risks involved in outdoor activities and take full ownership for your safety and assume all risks inherent in attending the event. You also release the event organizer and all event participants from any responsibility for your safety.

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50 attendees
Micro Moon Hike from Pantoll

Micro Moon Hike from Pantoll

Sun, May 31, 2:30 AM
From Official Mt. Tamalpais State Park Docent Led Hiking Group
4.9

This hike will be led by Docent Franklin Young. Hike docents have been trained under the California State Parks Volunteers in the Park Program (VIPP). Distance: 4 miles/ 150 ft elevation gain, easy / moderate pace Trails: Stage Coach fire road (unpaved). It is suitable for low light and light rain. **Headlamp/flashlight highly recommended** Meeting place: Pantoll by the Friends of Mt. Tam trailer. There is a $8 parking fee at Pantoll. Pay with exact change or using QR code. We’ll leave Pantoll promptly at 7:30PM to observe an unusual situation: the Sun will set at 8:25PM and the Moon will rise at the same time. Under twilight, we will take the Old Stage fire road to West Point Inn. We’ll arrive just in time to admire a near Full Moon on a backdrop of city and East Bay lights(weather permitting). We will return in the dark the same way via the Old Stage fire road. This hike is limited to 19 people. Please sign up via Meet-up. Check Meet-up for any updates (cancellation, schedule change…).

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects hiking enthusiasts by helping them discover and join hiking groups, where they can participate in hikes and meet like-minded people who share their passion for the outdoors.

To find hiking events in San Francisco on Meetup, search for keywords like 'hiking' within the area's groups and events section. This lets you explore various hikes and join any that pique your interest.

Absolutely, you can join multiple hiking groups that match your preferences. This way, you can participate in a variety of hikes, experiencing different trails and meeting new people.

San Francisco offers a range of challenging trails suited for advanced hikers. From rugged terrains to coastal paths, there are diverse options for those seeking strenuous hikes and scenic vistas.

Yes, since these events are catered towards advanced hikers, it's advisable to have prior hiking experience to ensure safety and enjoyment on these more challenging trails.

Once you found a San Francisco hiking event on Meetup that you wish to attend, click the event and RSVP by following the group's instructions. It's simple and ensures your spot in the hike.

Meetup is free to use, allowing you to search and join hiking groups or events. Some hikes may have fees for additional services, but these are specified by the organizers.

Meetup's platform allows hikers to discover trails by joining groups that explore different paths in San Francisco. You can browse events, join hikes, and gain insights from other experienced hikers.

Event hosts typically specify weather contingencies in the event details but generally, hikes are adapted to certain weather conditions. It's best to confirm plans with the organizers if the weather turns.

Meetup itself doesn't organize hikes. Instead, it provides a platform where many different groups, created by independent organizers, plan and lead hiking events.

Advanced hiking events are typically tailored for experienced hikers comfortable with longer distances, challenging terrains, and dynamic outdoor environments.

Through Meetup, you're likely to encounter other experienced hikers eager to tackle challenging environments, providing a network for sharing experiences and tips.

While many hikes focus on San Francisco, some groups plan excursions to nearby natural landmarks, offering diverse hiking experiences just outside the city.

For advanced hiking groups, it's recommended that participants have considerable hiking experience due to the challenging nature of the trails that you might encounter.

Usually, group organizers or members who arrange the event will guide the hike, ensuring the group stays on track and highlighting key points of interest.