KYAN

Kentucky Adventurers Network

Location: Richmond, KY 37.76-84.3 40475US

Meetups: None yet

Members: 36 Adventurers

Rating: KYAN No recent ratings

Meetup topics: Adventurers, Backpackers, Camping, Hiking, Outdoors, Rock Climbing, Sports & Recreation

Founded: July 18, 2009

Welcome to the KYAN: Kentucky Adventurers Network.

Although the location says Richmond, KYAN is the network for anyone wishing to participate in outdoor adventures anywhere in Kentucky. Join in by making your voice heard and your body present, become a KYAN Adventurer today!

Visit us at http://www.kyanetwork.com.
Join us on facebook: http://facebook.kyanetwork.com
Join our Twitter: http://twitter.com/kyanetwork

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What's new?

Dec 2
- New member
  
  Natalie Edwards
  
  “To be able to do the fun outdoors stuff and meet new people.”

Nov 29
- New member
  
  Adi

Nov 28
- New member
  
  Kevin
  
  “for friends with similar interests”

Nov 23
- New member
  
  Brad Gault
  
  “Fun and networking”
- New member
  
  Sheila
  
  “Love to hike and camp.”

Nov 22
- New member
  
  Erin Witherington

Nov 18
- New member
  
  Malcolm
  
  “Looking for new adventures.”

Nov 13
- New member
  
  David M. Wilkins
  
  “I want to network with others of this interest. These places we tour in the wild are just too awsome to take in alone. Safety is also in numbers. Things can and do go off beat when we are out. Photos are best for the memory to reflect upon.”