About us
Welcome foodies and outdoor adventurers. We are an inclusive meetup group that focuses on food and outdoor activities around MetroVancouver and beyond. Our focus is on having fun and making new friendships and growing them. There is a bit of a cost to some of our activities.
What will we do?
Kayaking, canoeing
Fishing, camping, road trips
Mostly beginner and intermediate level hikes, snowshoeing, skiing/snowboarding
Cooking outdoors and dining out
Walks and taking photos of the beautiful things in life
Other activities that will surely come out in the future
Please join us.
This is not a singles dating meetup group but respectful singles are more than welcome. Just be mindful that we do not tolerate harassment and recklessness of any sort and a single complaint can result in instant banning without recourse.
Also, no shows for restaurant reservations will be recorded. Two no shows or last minute cancellations on the same day of the restaurant reservations (same as no show) will result in expulsion without recourse.
No shows for pre-arranged carpools will be automatically removed from the group.
For potluck events, members are expected to contribute a minimal value of $10 in food. For members who participate in the potluck and don't contribute anything in value, the member will be automatically expelled from the group without recourse.
Upcoming events
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Rocky Point walk
Moody Centre Station, 65 Williams Street, Port Moody, BC, CA***This event is cross posted with Vancouver Outdoor Walking/Hiking Adventures
## Details
Rocky Point Walk & Optional Tacos – Saturday at 1:30pm
Let’s get outside for a casual walk at Rocky Point next Saturday. This will be an easy, relaxed stroll along the boardwalk, perfect for getting some fresh air, stretching our legs, and enjoying good company.
Date & Time:
Saturday at 1:30pmMeeting Location:
We’ll meet right outside Moody Centre Station. From there, we’ll walk over to Rocky Point Park and follow the boardwalk along the water.The pace will be comfortable and social. This is not a fast hike, just a nice walk where everyone can chat and enjoy the scenery.
After the walk:
If anyone is interested, we may grab tacos afterward somewhere nearby. Totally optional, but always fun to keep the conversations going.What to bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
A light jacket (weather can change near the water)
Water if you like
A small snack if you need one
Looking forward to a fun and easy afternoon walk at Rocky Point 🌅By RSVP, yes, you agree to the risk in an outside environment. The organizer is not responsible for any injury you acquired before, during, or after the event. We are a group of volunteers and not professional tour guides. As friends and acquaintances, We will look after one another.
BE RESPECTFUL TO ONE ANOTHER;
THIS IS NOT A DATING EVENT;
REPORT TO THE ORGANIZER IF SOMEONE IS MAKING YOU UNCOMFORTABLE.2 attendees
Lynn Creek Walk. Easy. 6KM, Varely Trail. 4900 Lillooet road
Seymour Demonstration Forest, 2369 Lillooet Rd, North Vancouver, BC, CAMeet; 4900 Lillooet road.
Lower Seymour conservatory reserve Gazebo ,Bus: A Bus comes close. Stop at End of Line General Store. Walk down Rice Lake road. Across Pipe Line Bridge. Make a left and walk towards Rice Lake Gazebo
Walk: Lynn Head waters Connector, past Rice lake.
Towards Lynn Head waters Bridge. Back on Varley trailParking: Rice Lake Parking Lot.
Driving directions: From Hwy 1 off the Second Narrows Bridge.
Not the first exit off Bridge the next one 22B a quick right and follow through intersection straight. Follow road till end. Up Lillooet road over many speed bumps to Rice lake parking lot.Hike: Easy Pace.
Difficulty Level: Most of the trail is well groomed, part gravel, raised board walks.- Elevation Gain/Loss: 50M
- Distance: 6 km return
- Estimated completion time: 2 hours.
Varley Trail Loop, British Columbia, Canada - 953 Reviews, Map | AllTrails
https://lynnvalleylife.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Varley-Trail-PDF.pdf
If you decided to join you will be physically able to take part in the event. Please be aware that there is a risk in all of the outdoor type activities and event organizer/ host, cannot be held responsible in any way for the participants of the event. Group effort is the success of the event but each of the participant is responsible for our own safety and well being .
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