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Foraging Walks Melbourne

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The Spiritual Empaths Walking Group - Setting boundaries

The Spiritual Empaths Walking Group - Setting boundaries

Sun, Aug 9, 12:00 AM
From The Spiritual Empaths Walking Group

For the spiritually awakened empaths and sensitive souls looking for friends and community 🫶 The Spiritual Empaths Walking Group is a social walking group that is held once a month at Ringwood Lake Park. A place for spiritual empaths to find other likeminded beautiful souls to enjoy the beauty of nature together, forge new friendships, give each other advice and support, talk about our healing journeys, spiritual topics and more. Each month we will have a different discussion topic but we can talk about anything and everything and just see where the walk takes us. Ringwood lake has multiple walking trails- all short 1-2km maximum. We will go at an easy pace so no one gets left behind. Kids are more than welcome! There is an awesome playground we can sit by after our walk and chat or can head to a nearby cafe for a hot drink. No pressure it’s just a go with the flow walk with other likeminded people. If this sounds like your kinda vibe, I’d love to see you on Sunday 9th August at 10am at Ringwood lake Park, next to the public toilets closest to Maroondah Hwy. There is a carpark off Mt Dandenong Road for those driving and Ringwood Station is about a 5/10 minute walk away. I’ll have a sign with the groups name so people know who to find! Any queries or need help finding us on the day please contact me (Carly) on 0421208211 or on meet up! Cost: FREE

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Creswick Trails, Tastes & Treasures (8.5km Grade E-M)

Fri, Aug 14, 11:30 PM
From YHA Bushwalking Club Victoria
4.7
1 attendee
Meet at Sebastian's in Hampton for a beach walk then back for coffee.

Meet at Sebastian's in Hampton for a beach walk then back for coffee.

Fri, Aug 7, 12:00 AM
From Stepping out - Bayside womens walking & Social group
4.8

Meet Kay outside Sebastian's - to walk along the beach to Green Point in Brighton (one hour round trip). There are plenty of benches along the way if you don't feel like doing the whole walk. Then back to Sebastian's for a cuppa & chat. For any queries, don't hesitate to get in touch with Kay on 0432098716 http://photos3.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/4/8/6/8/event_431898536.jpeg http://photos1.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/6/7/5/4/event_306566452.jpeg

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5 attendees
Sunday Walk - Ashburton – Gardiners Creek Trail

Sunday Walk - Ashburton – Gardiners Creek Trail

Sat, Aug 8, 11:00 PM
From Renewed After 50 Walking & Hiking Group
4.7

**Ashburton – Gardiners Creek Trail** It’s time we explored a new trail! So, this week we are heading to Ashburton and will walk the Anniversary and Gardiners Creek Trails Both these trails extend for miles, but we will take a section of each to explore and exercise. We walk as far as Glen Iris Wetlands, then loop back on the same trail. Coffee will be at Miss Ash Café back at the start. **Start:** We’ll meet where the **Anniversary Trail crosses High Street, Ashburton.** Assemble outside the Joe Frank café next to the railway line. **Start time:** 9.00 AM **Parking:** There is plenty of parking behind the shops in High Street. **The Walk**: The walk follows the Anniversary Trail for 1.5 km then picks up the Gardiners Creek Trail and follows the creek for about another 1.5 km. We’ll walk as far as Glen Iris Wetlands, then return the same way to the start point. **Total distance**: 6.0 km. (approx.) **Time:** Allow 2.0 hours for the walk, plus half hour for coffee. Total 2.5 hours. **Difficulty:** Easy **Toilets:** At the café and in the carpark at rear of shops. **Coffee:** **Miss Ash Café** on High Street. We have a booking for upstairs.

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Meet for a walk at Brighton Baths 10am

Meet for a walk at Brighton Baths 10am

Mon, Aug 17, 12:00 AM
From Stepping out - Bayside womens walking & Social group
4.8

Meet outside Brighton Baths for a 1 hour return walk towards Elwood. Then relax with a coffee and chat at the Brighton Yacht Club. Parking is free if you have a Bayside beach parking sticker. Otherwise try your luck for 2hr free parking in Chelsea or Grosvenor streets.

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Royal Bot Gardens walk and lunch

Sun, Aug 16, 1:15 AM
From South East Moderate Walks
4.8
4 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform connecting people with shared interests through group events. Whether it's foraging walks in Melbourne or other activities, it helps you meet locals and join communities exploring similar passions.

Search for 'Foraging Walks' on Meetup and specify Melbourne locations. You'll see available events where you can join local experts and enthusiasts exploring native plants and wild edibles in Melbourne.

Joining these walks connects you with nature and other like-minded foragers. It's an opportunity to learn about local flora and sustainable harvesting techniques while enjoying Melbourne's natural beauty.

Find an event on Meetup, and RSVP to join. Participation usually requires an RSVP, letting the organizer know you’re attending and helping you stay updated on any changes or important event details.

Using Meetup is generally free. You can browse groups and RSVP for most events without cost. However, some specific events might have participation fees set by the organizers.

Yes, you can join multiple groups on Meetup. Whether it's foraging walks, hiking, or another interest, exploring various communities can enhance your connection with diverse local enthusiasts.

These events typically involve guided nature walks where participants learn to identify, gather, and use wild edible plants. It's hands-on learning, perfect for anyone interested in sustainable food.

Foraging walks can occur in diverse natural settings, such as Melbourne's parks or bushland. Each event description on Meetup will specify the exact location and type of terrain expected.

RSVPs on Meetup confirm your intention to attend but aren't absolute guarantees. Organizers may change event details based on circumstances, so always stay updated with communications from the group.

Yes, many Meetup groups showcase past events, providing insights into what to expect. Reviewing these can help you decide if a particular foraging walk fits your interests.

Often, experienced foragers or experts lead these walks, eager to share their knowledge. This is a chance to learn firsthand about Melbourne’s rich natural biodiversity from skilled guides.

Meetup focuses on group gatherings rather than individual matchmaking. While you may form personal connections during events, the primary aim is community-driven activities and learning experiences.

Most Meetup events, including foraging walks, aim to follow local environmental guidelines. Organizers usually respect these, but it's vital to ensure responsible foraging and adherence to Melbourne's regulations individually.

In larger cities like Melbourne, a variety of interests are often covered. However, availability depends on organizers' activity levels and interests. Some specific niches may not have current events.

Yes, Meetup allows enthusiastic members to organize events. If you have ideas or expertise, consider collaborating with an existing group or starting one focused on sharing sustainable foraging practices in Melbourne.