What we’re about
Are you in your 20s or 30s and consider yourself an outdoorsy person, looking for like-minded friends?
Well, this group is for you!
From hiking to kayaking to cycling to camping, we take advantage of everything that Boston (and New England) has to offer when you step outside.
Other activities that we do include:
- Pickleball
- Beer gardens
- Outdoors concerts
- Skating
- Road trips
- City walks
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- After-work kayak series: Boston 🛶🌇 (rentals available)Charles River Canoe & Kayak : Allston Brighton, Boston, MA
Charles River Canoe and Kayak offers kayak rentals for 1.5 hrs for $32
Their Allston location is in a portion of the river that is mostly devoid of current and motorboat traffic, which is ideal for a relaxing, beginner-friendly) paddling session.
We will kayak at a leisurely pace every Monday evening to make the worst day of the week just a little bit better :D
The rental includes the kayak, life vest and paddle, so all you need to bring is yourself.
If you are worried about your belongings getting wet, you can rent a dry bag for an additional $5.Before renting any boat, you need to watch a safety video and agree to a waiver. To save time at check-in, you can complete the waiver online.
Depending on the mood, we can go for dinner or a drink afterwards.
Some notes:
- You will possibly get wet, so plan accordingly. Bringing sandals/slippers and a change of clothes is a good idea.
- Rentals are first come first serve and according to the staff there may be a small wait sometimes.
- Due to the nature of this event, punctuality is critical. Once we are in the water, there is little chance that we can wait for long. If you repeatedly arrive late or fail to show up, you might be kicked out of the group.
- Lastly, remember that we are all adults and you're responsible for your own safety.
- 🏃 + 🚣 Hike in the Fells, followed by kayaking in Spot PondOutdoor calisthenics park, Medford, MA
Let's combine two of the best outdoors activities: hiking and kayaking!!!
This is a beginner-level hike, but be sure to be familiar with the route anyway./*** What will we be doing? ***/
We'll start with a short and sweet hike in the Middlesex Fells
We will be taking sections of different trails in the reservation that will take us to some of the best views. This is the route that we will be following.
The hike should take 1.5-2 hours and it will end at the boat launch ramp near the woodland road.
From there, we'll rent kayaks and enjoy 1.5 hours of fun in the water, while taking in the views of the beautiful Spot Pond!Charles River Canoe and Kayak offers kayak rentals for 1.5 hrs for $32.
The rental includes the kayak, life vest and paddle, so all you need to bring is yourself.
If you are worried about your belongings getting wet, you can rent a dry bag for an additional $5.Before renting any boat, you need to watch a safety video and agree to a waiver. To save time at check-in, you can complete the waiver online.
YOU CANNOT BRING YOUR OWN BOAT TO THIS LOCATION. RENTING ONE IS THE ONLY WAY TO GET IN THE POND.
After kayaking, we're probably going to look for a place to have lunch.
/*** How to get there? ***/
Let's meet at the Outdoor Calisthenics Park in Woodland Path.
There is free parking available there.
I created a Group Carpool link.
Drivers, add your cars and planned departure locations. Riders, if you don't see cars available, join the carpool waitlist, so others can see how many people are looking for a ride.
If this is the first time that you join my car, message me BEFORE you add your name in the carpool.If you don't drive, the entrance is reachable by taking the Orange line + bus 99.
/** What to bring? **/
At least 2.5 L of water
Hiking shoes + shoes that can get wet
Dry bag (if you have one)
Change of clothes, for when we come out of the water.
Sunscreen
Some snacks - After-work kayak series: Cambridge Kendall 🛶🌇 (rentals available)15 Broad Canal Way, Cambridge, MA
Charles River Canoe and Kayak offers kayak rentals for 1.5 hrs for $32
Their Kendall Square location is in a portion of the river that is mostly devoid of current with stunning views and convenient location, perfect for a relaxing paddling session.
We will kayak at a leisurely pace every other Monday evening to make the worst day of the week just a little bit better :D
The rental includes the kayak, life vest and paddle, so all you need to bring is yourself.
If you are worried about your belongings getting wet, you can rent a dry bag for an additional $5.Before renting any boat, you need to watch a safety video and agree to a waiver. To save time at check-in, you can complete the waiver online.
Depending on the mood, we can go for dinner or a drink afterwards.
Some notes:
- You will possibly get wet, so plan accordingly. Bringing sandals/slippers and a change of clothes is a good idea.
- Even though this portion of the river has virtually no current, sometimes the wind can pick up. Be prepared to face small waves.
- Sailboat traffic is not uncommon on this section of the river.
- Rentals are first come first serve and according to the staff there may be a small wait sometimes.
- Due to the nature of this event, punctuality is critical. Once we are in the water, there is little chance that we can wait for long. If you repeatedly arrive late or fail to show up, you might be kicked out of the group.
- Lastly, remember that we are all adults and you're responsible for your own safety.
- 20s & 30s walk in the park (literally)Forest Hills Station - North Entrance, Boston, MA
Let's go to the Arboretum for a walk in the park!
This is a beginner-friendly event, but be sure to be familiar with the route anyway./*** What will we be doing? ***/
This is a 3.7 mi walk with barely 300 ft of elevation gain, that should take no more than 1.5-2 hrs at a moderate pace of 2.5 mi/hr. We will stop once or twice along the route. This is the route that we will be following.
After the hike, we can go for a bite in one of the nearby restaurants.Rain date is Wednesday 26th.
/*** How to get there? ***/
Let's meet by the North entrance of the Forest Hills T stop./** What to bring? **/
At least 1 L of water
shoes with good grip
Sunscreen
Some snacks
