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Autumn At Greenbrook Sanctuary: Naturalist Tour and Scenic Palisades Hike

Sun, Oct 25, 2:10 PM
From Sundance Outdoor Adventure Society
4.8
8 attendees
Rowing around Manhattan fundraiser

Rowing around Manhattan fundraiser

Sat, Sep 12, 10:00 AM
From New York Backpackers
4.8

Village Community Boathouse on Pier 40 in Manhattan is asking for experienced rowers who want to do their annual circumnavigation of Manhattan. It is a super fun trip. We did it last year with LIC boathouse and it was a blast. This is their annual fundraiser so they are also asking for $150 to join this trip. They have great community programs year round for everyone so this helps fund those! The rain date is September 13 so plan for both days in case the weather on the 12 looks bad. Please please you need to have some experience rowing and you also must be fit enough to row for an entire day for 30 miles. No option to quit halfway. If you need a rowing refresher LIC Boathouse is having a few paddling trips the weekend of Sep 5. Please if you RSVP then head over to their website to sign the waiver and pay for the $150 donation for this event. Most likely we will finish at around 5pm or 6pm. Link: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/village-community-boathouse/2026-vcb-row-around-manhattan-995e6c6d-2ee1-4372-b67b-349fbcd43056 After the event we will go out for dinner and drinks.

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Catskill 3500 Bushwhack - Mount Sherrill

Catskill 3500 Bushwhack - Mount Sherrill

Sat, Sep 12, 1:00 PM
From TrailBound Project
4.9

In order to officially secure your spot on this event and to receive the details email of where to exactly park and meet with us you must register on our site by clicking the link below. https://www.trailboundproject.com/service-page/catskill-3500-bushwhack-mount-sherrill?referral=service_list_widget Our events typically fill up at 24 people for guided hikes! You won't see the attendees here on meetup as registrations are on our site but we wanted to let you know that we typically see large outings for all of our events! Mount Sherrill is a 3,550' tall trailless peak and one of the 33 Catskill 3500 peaks that one must climb to become a Catskill 3500 Club member. We will be doing an out-and-back hike with about 6 miles of herd-paths and bushwhacking, ending up with a total of 2,000' of elevation change that takes 5 to 7 hours to complete. We will be following the herd-paths at a leisurely to moderate pace, but we'll have the opportunity to do some true bushwhacking over to the secret school bus, which was once used as an old hunter's camp. Be prepared for sustained off-trail navigation through dense forest, uneven footing, and steep terrain. Expect a physically demanding day with significant elevation gain and slow, deliberate movement. While mileage is moderate, the terrain makes this a full-value mountain day. Throughout the hike, we will focus on: • Map and compass navigation • Terrain assessment and going over route options • Proper footwork on steeper, rougher terrain Sherrill is not about speed or views. It's about precision, discipline, and controlled movement through terrain that is off the beaten path. Join us for a day of fun navigation challenges in beautiful terrain! The parking and hike details are emailed after registration.

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Adirondack Fall Foliage Getaway: ADK 46ers

Thu, Sep 17, 10:00 PM
From ALPINE OUTDOORS: Hiking | Desi | Adventures
4.9
8 attendees
Drinks and hikes at the Frying Pan

Drinks and hikes at the Frying Pan

Wed, Sep 16, 11:00 PM
From New York Backpackers
4.8

Hey everyone! Let's meet up for drinks at the Frying Pan in Manhattan. We will meet there on Wednesday night September 16 to chat about past and future hikes and outdoorsy trips over drinks. I will post my number in the comments the day of the chat and in case it rains and the bar is closed we will just move the event to one of the indoor bars nearby. I will update everyone in the comments section. Hopefully we have good weather! The frying is rather large so watch the comments section for the exact location where we are gathering. Everyone is welcome to come!

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Catskill 3500 Bushwhack - North Dome

Catskill 3500 Bushwhack - North Dome

Sat, Sep 26, 12:00 PM
From TrailBound Project
4.9

In order to officially secure your spot on this event and to receive the details email of where to exactly park and meet with us you must register on our site by clicking the link below. https://www.trailboundproject.com/service-page/catskill-3500-bushwhack-north-dome?referral=service_list_widget Our events typically fill up at 24 people for guided hikes! You won't see the attendees here on meetup as registrations are on our site but we wanted to let you know that we typically see large outings for all of our events! North Dome is a 3,610' tall trailless peak and one of the 33 Catskill 3500 peaks that one must climb to become a Catskill 3500 Club member. It's about 3 miles of on-trail and 2 miles of off-trail bushwhacking with a total of 2,000' of elevation change that takes 5 to 7 hours to complete. Although we'll take this hike at a leisurely to moderate pace, North Dome is infamous for its 5 cliff-bands, so prepare for lots of scrambling! It's a challenging hike, often times with mud and stinging nettles, so it's great to do with other TrailBounders! This will not be your typical guided hike. Every hike with TBP is an opportunity to learn, so for this hike, we will use map & compass combined with orienteering techniques to navigate. No electronics! Although the guides will do much of the map & compass work, all participants will get turns navigating, with the guides helping and teaching when needed. The objective is to build your confidence so you can go out and summit other trailless Catskill 3500 peaks alone or with others. Although North Dome is not known for its views, it does offer beautiful terrain and fun challenges. Join us for a fun day of navigating and scrambling! The parking and hike details are emailed after registration.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people in local groups to explore shared interests, like backcountry skiing in New York. It helps outdoor enthusiasts find events and make new friends.

Search for backcountry skiing groups or events in New York via Meetup's location-based browsing. Discover activities happening nearby to join a community of skiers.

Absolutely, you can join as many groups as you like. Whether you're new or experienced, explore different backcountry skiing communities and participate in a variety of events.

Yes, Meetup accommodates all skill levels. Look for backcountry skiing groups in New York that welcome beginners, offering a supportive community and activities suitable for newcomers.

No need to commit to every event. You can choose which skiing events suit your schedule. RSVP to the events you're interested in attending.

Find the event you wish to attend in your Meetup app or website, and simply click the RSVP button. This helps organizers manage group size and provide updates.

Most skiing events are outdoor, focusing on backcountry areas. Some groups might organize meetups like planning sessions or social gatherings indoors.

Making connections is a central part of Meetup. Engage with like-minded outdoor enthusiasts in skiing groups and form bonds over shared adventures.

Meetup doesn't organize events; group hosts do. They plan and manage backcountry skiing meetups, leveraging Meetup to promote their activities and gather participants.

Meeting new skiing friends depends on availability and active involvement in local groups. Explore and participate often to increase this chance.

Event frequency varies by groups and schedules. Check regularly for new skiing meetups as they are not guaranteed at all times.

Experience quality can vary. Hosts manage events, so consider joining established groups with good reviews for more likely quality skiing adventures.

Meetup is designed for group activities, not 1:1 matchmaking. It fosters meeting people through shared interests like skiing, but focuses on community experiences.

New events may be added often. Check Meetup for current listings in New York to find any last-minute backcountry skiing opportunities this weekend.

Safety in backcountry skiing is vital. Choose events with skilled hosts and be prepared with necessary gear. Contact hosts for details about the terrain and conditions beforehand.