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Club Meeting @ 80 River

Club Meeting @ 80 River

Thu, Nov 12, 12:00 AM
From Hoboken Ski & Snowboard Club
4.7

All are welcome to join us at our club meeting/happy hour, this time at 80 River. Come to the meeting to meet our trip leaders, ask questions and hear about what we’re planning for the Winter!

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NFL Sunday Funday

NFL Sunday Funday

Sun, Nov 22, 6:00 PM
From Hoboken Ski & Snowboard Club
4.7

Join us for some Sunday football at The Shannon. Giants play at 1 pm, Jets at 4 pm!

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Join SSC to for Warren Miller Film in Brooklyn

Join SSC to for Warren Miller Film in Brooklyn

Wed, Nov 11, 12:30 AM
From Swiss Ski Club of New York
4.8

### About this event Drop in on winter’s favorite tradition with Warren Miller’s 77th film, *Days Off.* Join host Katie Burrell on a day off with the pros—no competition, no agenda, just pure unscripted joy from Deer Valley and Canada to the untracked terrain of Japan, Chamonix, and Alaska. There are ski films, and then there is Warren Miller. **Days Off** marks the 77th installment of winter’s most beloved film tradition, and it asks a question only Warren Miller can answer: what do the world’s greatest ski and snowboard athletes do on their days off? Hosted by Katie Burrell — professional leisure athlete, filmmaker, and certified ski industry lifer who has spent a decade turning her passion into her job — this year’s film turns it back into passion, following Katie on a globe-spanning search for the unscripted joy that lives just beneath the surface of the sport. * **A Tradition 77 Years in the Making:** Warren Miller’s annual ski film has been winter’s unofficial season opener for generations, and Days Off carries that legacy forward with the same spirit of stoke, humor, and jaw-dropping cinematography that built the brand. This is the pre-season party skiers and riders wait all year for. * **A Host Who’s Lived It:** Katie Burrell isn’t a narrator watching from the sidelines — she’s out there with the athletes, uncovering the runs that never make the competition results, the friendships forged in backcountry lodges, and the powder stashes only the locals know. It’s the industry from the inside, with none of the polish stripped away. * **A World-Class, Globe-Spanning Cast:** Days Off follows Sam Kuch and Craig Murray through the remote heli-skiing peaks of Alaska, Jess Kimura through the deep powder of Hokkaido, Japan, and Craig McMorris and friends skijoring in Banff — before landing at Deer Valley with Ted Ligety, Kaylin Richardson, Pep Fujas, Chuck Mumford, and more, plus stops across Canada’s Revelstoke, Whistler, and Pemberton. Winter’s greatest tradition is back. And this time, it’s clocking out.

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BEAR MOUNTAIN LOOP. UP Major Welch Trail. DOWN Appalachian Trail Stone Steps

Sat, Nov 14, 1:30 PM
From Sundance Outdoor Adventure Society
4.8
6 attendees
Join SSC to for Warren Miller Film in South Orange

Join SSC to for Warren Miller Film in South Orange

Fri, Nov 13, 12:00 AM
From Swiss Ski Club of New York
4.8

### About this event Drop in on winter’s favorite tradition with Warren Miller’s 77th film, *Days Off.* Join host Katie Burrell on a day off with the pros—no competition, no agenda, just pure unscripted joy from Deer Valley and Canada to the untracked terrain of Japan, Chamonix, and Alaska. There are ski films, and then there is Warren Miller. **Days Off** marks the 77th installment of winter’s most beloved film tradition, and it asks a question only Warren Miller can answer: what do the world’s greatest ski and snowboard athletes do on their days off? Hosted by Katie Burrell — professional leisure athlete, filmmaker, and certified ski industry lifer who has spent a decade turning her passion into her job — this year’s film turns it back into passion, following Katie on a globe-spanning search for the unscripted joy that lives just beneath the surface of the sport. * **A Tradition 77 Years in the Making:** Warren Miller’s annual ski film has been winter’s unofficial season opener for generations, and Days Off carries that legacy forward with the same spirit of stoke, humor, and jaw-dropping cinematography that built the brand. This is the pre-season party skiers and riders wait all year for. * **A Host Who’s Lived It:** Katie Burrell isn’t a narrator watching from the sidelines — she’s out there with the athletes, uncovering the runs that never make the competition results, the friendships forged in backcountry lodges, and the powder stashes only the locals know. It’s the industry from the inside, with none of the polish stripped away. * **A World-Class, Globe-Spanning Cast:** Days Off follows Sam Kuch and Craig Murray through the remote heli-skiing peaks of Alaska, Jess Kimura through the deep powder of Hokkaido, Japan, and Craig McMorris and friends skijoring in Banff — before landing at Deer Valley with Ted Ligety, Kaylin Richardson, Pep Fujas, Chuck Mumford, and more, plus stops across Canada’s Revelstoke, Whistler, and Pemberton. Winter’s greatest tradition is back. And this time, it’s clocking out.

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8 miles 3 borough beer run🍺 🏃🏻‍♀️

8 miles 3 borough beer run🍺 🏃🏻‍♀️

Sat, Nov 21, 5:30 PM
From New York Backpackers
4.8

We have done this event many times. The goal is to hit 6 bars within the span of 8 hours. We usually get a nice group of people to hit all the bars. It is a super fun event. We usually get a beer at place and hang out there for 30 minutes to an hour and then proceed to run to the next stop. If you don't run you can walk the entire thing or crawl if you want :) It is a super fun way to drink beer. About a mile of beer is pint in calories of beer so you run and regain those calories with a pint. We repeat this 6 times. But again you can run the whole thing! It's a great workout with beer. The plan is to meet at Gregory Coffee on Madison and 52nd St at 12:30 and start running at 12:45 from there towards the The Jeffrey Craft & Beer. Map of the course: https://maps.app.goo.gl/6JrKRLNdZYLXFfN57 Here is the schedule: 12:30 Gregory Coffee - 485 Madison Ave 12:45 Run from Gregory Coffee to the Jeffrey Craft & Beer - 0.8 miles 13h00 Arrive at Jeffrey Craft & Beer - 311 E 60th St !4h00 Leave Jeffrey Craft & Beer and run towards Fifth Hammer in LIC - 2.3 miles 14h30 Arrive at Fifth Hammer Brewing - 10-28 46th Ave, Long Island City 15H30 Leave Fifth Hammer and run towards Brouwerij Lane - 1.5 miles 15h50 Arrive at Brouwerij Lane - 78 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn 17h00 Leave Brouwerij Lane and run towards Sprintzenhaus - 0.8 miles !7h10 Arrive at Spritzenhaus - 33 Nassau Ave 18h20 Leave Spritzenhaus and run towards Haab - 1 mile 18h35 Arrive at Haab - 202 Leonard St - Haab has beer and burritos so this is also a food stop. 19h45 Leave Haab and run towards our final destination Pine Box Rock Shop 0.8 miles 20h00 Arrive at Pine Box Rock Shop - 12 Grattan St

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects users with local groups and events based on shared interests, allowing them to participate in activities, such as cross country skiing, attend events, and meet like-minded people.

You can search for cross country skiing events in your area by entering 'New York' in the location search on Meetup, and filtering by your interest in skiing.

Absolutely! You can browse and join groups focused on cross country skiing through Meetup to connect with others who share your love for the sport.

Once you've found an event on Meetup, you can RSVP directly on the event page to confirm your attendance and get details about meeting points and times.

You can check Meetup for upcoming skiing events by filtering the event dates and looking for those scheduled over the weekend in or near New York.

For cross country skiing, you'll typically need skis, poles, and the proper boots. Each event may provide specific gear requirements, so check details on the event page.

Many cross country skiing groups in New York welcome beginners and offer events specifically for those new to the sport. Look for beginner-friendly descriptions in event listings.

Most skiing events are in-person due to the nature of the sport, but always check the event description on Meetup for any online components or adjustments.

Group availability can depend on your location. If you don't find a local skiing group, consider expanding your search area or check back for new listings.

Joining groups on Meetup can connect you with frequent skiers who are active in the sport. Engagement through regular events helps foster these connections.

The frequency of cross country skiing events varies depending on group activity in New York. Some groups may have regular weekly or monthly outings.

Meetup helps you discover groups and activities based on your interests, but building friendships naturally depends on interaction and active participation.

Not necessarily. While some events are guided by experienced leaders, others might just be casual meet-ups, so review event descriptions to understand each outing.

Yes, if you don't find a skiing group that suits your needs, you can start your own group on Meetup and invite others to join your cross-country skiing adventures.

While you're encouraged to attend the events you commit to, Meetup understands that schedules can change. Always update your RSVP if you can't make it.