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Climb/R (NJ Climbing Meetup)

Climb/R (NJ Climbing Meetup)

Tue, Nov 3, 11:30 PM
From Climb/R (NJ Climbing partner meetup at Goat!)
4.9

Looking to meet a new climbing community? Maybe you've just moved and would like to meet some new climbing partners? Or you are new to the community and sport and would like to meet up with some new friends! Every Tuesday we have a very psyched community leader to introduce climbers to our community and to each other! Many of the regulars to this meetup (8+) don't bother signing up, but you will see them climbing and chatting at the meetup. Parking on Hackensack streets is free after 6 pm, so don't be discouraged if the Goat parking lot is full, which is often. Please inform the front desk that you are here for the meetup to receive the $18(no rentals) or $21(shoes and harness included) discounted day pass! Top Rope belay and Lead belay checks are free, and provided by the Goat staff team. All experience levels welcome.

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Climb/R (NJ Climbing Meetup)

Climb/R (NJ Climbing Meetup)

Tue, Nov 10, 11:30 PM
From Climb/R (NJ Climbing partner meetup at Goat!)
4.9

Looking to meet a new climbing community? Maybe you've just moved and would like to meet some new climbing partners? Or you are new to the community and sport and would like to meet up with some new friends! Every Tuesday we have a very psyched community leader to introduce climbers to our community and to each other! Many of the regulars to this meetup (8+) don't bother signing up, but you will see them climbing and chatting at the meetup. Parking on Hackensack streets is free after 6 pm, so don't be discouraged if the Goat parking lot is full, which is often. Please inform the front desk that you are here for the meetup to receive the $18(no rentals) or $21(shoes and harness included) discounted day pass! Top Rope belay and Lead belay checks are free, and provided by the Goat staff team. All experience levels welcome.

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Climb/R (NJ Climbing Meetup)

Climb/R (NJ Climbing Meetup)

Tue, Nov 17, 11:30 PM
From Climb/R (NJ Climbing partner meetup at Goat!)
4.9

Looking to meet a new climbing community? Maybe you've just moved and would like to meet some new climbing partners? Or you are new to the community and sport and would like to meet up with some new friends! Every Tuesday we have a very psyched community leader to introduce climbers to our community and to each other! Many of the regulars to this meetup (8+) don't bother signing up, but you will see them climbing and chatting at the meetup. Parking on Hackensack streets is free after 6 pm, so don't be discouraged if the Goat parking lot is full, which is often. Please inform the front desk that you are here for the meetup to receive the $18(no rentals) or $21(shoes and harness included) discounted day pass! Top Rope belay and Lead belay checks are free, and provided by the Goat staff team. All experience levels welcome.

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Advanced Hike: Giant Ledge & Panther Mountain

Advanced Hike: Giant Ledge & Panther Mountain

Sun, Dec 6, 1:00 PM
From Outsiders NY
4.6

**MUST REGISTER HERE TO ATTEND [https://joinoutsiders.com/events](https://joinoutsiders.com/events)** This one is for the seasoned hikers. Join us for a challenging winter trek to two of the Catskills' most rewarding viewpoints, Giant Ledge and the summit of Panther Mountain, deep in the Slide Mountain Wilderness. It is a demanding day on the trail, and the payoff is spectacular: the wide-open ledges of Giant Ledge deliver a sweeping panorama of the Burroughs Range, with Wittenberg, Cornell, and Slide standing across the valley, all framed by fresh winter light and snow-dusted summits. We will climb the classic route from the Route 47 trailhead, gaining steady elevation through hardwood forest and stands of spruce and fir before reaching the string of open overlooks at Giant Ledge, then pushing on to the wooded summit of Panther Mountain, one of the Catskill 3500 peaks. This is a strenuous, full-commitment winter hike with steep, rocky, and likely snow-covered or icy terrain, so come prepared with proper traction and layers, and ready to earn the view. ## **EVENT TIMELINE** * 8:00 AM: Meet at The Standard Biergarten (Meatpacking) * 8:30 AM: Depart NYC * 10:45 AM: Arrive at the Route 47 trailhead and begin hike * 12:00 PM: Reach Giant Ledge, photo break at the overlooks * 1:15 PM: Summit Panther Mountain, lunch and photos * 2:00 PM: Begin descent * 4:00 PM: Complete hike and regroup * 4:30 PM: Head to a local eatery for food and drinks * 6:00 PM: Depart back to NYC * 8:30 PM (approx.): Arrive back in the city All timing is approximate and subject to change based on group pace and conditions. ## **WHAT'S INCLUDED IN YOUR TICKET** * Roundtrip transportation from NYC * Guided hike led by OUTSIDERS hiking guides * Parking and trail access fees * Complimentary water and beverages on the ride home ## **HIKE DETAILS** * Trail: Giant Ledge and Panther Mountain via the Phoenicia-East Branch Trail (from the Route 47 trailhead) * Location: Catskill Park, Slide Mountain Wilderness * Mileage: approx. 6.6 miles (out and back) * Elevation Gain: approx. 1,900 ft * Summit: Panther Mountain, approx. 3,720 ft (a Catskill 3500 peak) * Difficulty: Strenuous / Advanced (steep, rocky terrain with winter conditions) (Trail details to be finalized) ## **WHAT TO BRING** * Sturdy, broken-in insulated hiking boots (a must for this terrain) * Traction devices such as microspikes (required for icy, snow-covered trail) * Warm, weather-appropriate layers for higher elevations * At least 2 to 3 liters of water (an insulated bottle helps prevent freezing) * A packed trail lunch and high-energy snacks * Warm hat, insulated gloves, and an extra warm layer (summits run cold and windy in December) * Headlamp (recommended, as daylight is short this time of year) * Trekking poles (recommended) ## **IMPORTANT NOTES** * This is an advanced winter hike intended for experienced hikers in good physical condition. Prior experience with long, strenuous climbs in cold-weather conditions is strongly recommended. * Winter conditions mean snow, ice, and cold. Proper traction and insulated layers are required, and participation may be denied for anyone without appropriate winter gear. * Our adventures are full-day experiences. We do not recommend scheduling other activities that day, as return times can vary. * Unsafe or unsuitable attire and footwear may result in denied participation for safety reasons. Proper insulated hiking boots are required. * If you have any medical conditions or injuries that might prevent you from safely completing a strenuous winter hike, please consult your physician before signing up. * A signed waiver is required to join the trip. Come ready to challenge yourself, chase the views, and stand on top of the Catskills in the crisp beauty of winter.

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Climbs & Lines @ Metrorock

Climbs & Lines @ Metrorock

Thu, Nov 12, 12:00 AM
From Suspended Figure Drawing

You can climb all day with the 15$ day-pass; however, Climbs & Lines will start at 7pm and go on for 2 hours (with short breaks in between). We’ll start with some warm ups and longer poses on the wall and in the air. You can finally draw models like you’ve never been able to (except from photographs). For 7-10min poses we will gradually transition to hybrid (some models on the ground and some suspended) and finally make our way back to the ground for the last longer poses (15-20min). We’ll wrap up around 9, show what we made, and maybe even climb together after! :) Drawing supplies, Bathrooms, Snacks and Water available For questions contact Zovi at @zoviism

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THE MOVE: Climbing Meet-Up with Brooklyn Boulders

THE MOVE: Climbing Meet-Up with Brooklyn Boulders

Wed, Nov 18, 12:00 AM
From Outsiders NY
4.6

**MUST REGISTER HERE TO ATTEND [https://joinoutsiders.com/events](https://joinoutsiders.com/events)** This week, THE MOVE heads indoors and vertical. Join us at Brooklyn Boulders Long Island City for a climbing meet-up designed to get the community together on the wall, no experience needed. Whether you're brand new to climbing or already logging sessions regularly, you'll find your people here. Brooklyn Boulders LIC is one of NYC's premier climbing gyms, featuring top-rope, lead, and bouldering terrain across a massive, creatively designed space. The OUTSIDERS crew will be there to help newcomers get set up, pair you with climbing partners, and keep the energy high. **What to expect:** * A welcome and intro from the OUTSIDERS team * Guidance for first-time climbers (staff and community support on hand) * Open climbing, bouldering, top-rope, and lead * Hangs, high-fives, and new friends * **A note on pricing:** Unlike most of our weekly meet-ups, this one isn't free, but thanks to our partnership with Brooklyn Boulders, it's heavily discounted for the OUTSIDERS community. Gear rental (shoes, harness) are included and available on site. **THE MOVE** – Weekly Movement Club by OUTSIDERS NYC has no shortage of run clubs. So we thought - let's do something different. THE MOVE is our weekly movement club designed to get the community together every Tuesday for something active, social, and just plain fun. Each week features a new partner, a new activity, and a new way to move - from workouts and training sessions to climbs, runs, and everything in between. Always good vibes. Always community first. Each week is hosted by OUTSIDERS founder [Jeremy Asgari ](https://www.instagram.com/jeremyasgari/)and the OUTSIDERS team, bringing the same energy you know and love from our adventures to this new weekly series. Please do not sign up if you might not be able to attend. If you need to cancel, please let us know 72 hours before the event. If you do not inform us, you will not be able to attend future THE MOVE events.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup allows individuals to discover and join local groups or events that align with their interests, such as outdoor activities like alpine climbing.

Search for alpine climbing groups and events in New York on Meetup. Simply enter your location to explore options nearby.

Yes, you can join multiple climbing groups on Meetup. This allows you to participate in more events and meet a diverse group of climbers.

Check Meetup for alpine climbing events happening this weekend in New York. It's a great way to plan your climbing adventure ahead of time.

Climbing groups on Meetup organize events where members can gather for climbing activities, share experiences, and improve their skills collectively.

You don't always need prior experience. Many climbing groups welcome beginners and often organize events that cater to various skill levels.

Yes, once you've found a climbing event, you can RSVP directly through Meetup to secure your spot and receive updates from the organizers.

While Meetup fosters connections with other climbers, meeting expert climbers depends on the group and event. Engaging regularly can increase your chances.

Group activity schedules vary. Most climbing groups plan events in various weather conditions, though they may be seasonal based on conditions and safety.

No, events are typically organized by group hosts or members. Meetup facilitates the platform for organizers to list their events.

Most groups have no joining fee, though some events might charge to cover logistics or permits. Always check event details beforehand.

Event descriptions usually specify any necessary gear. Many climbing events require participants to bring their own equipment, especially for safety.

While climbing is traditionally an outdoor activity, some groups might organize virtual events to highlight skills, techniques, or plan physical climbs.

If no groups match your interests or location, consider starting your own on Meetup to attract like-minded people.

Meetup is optimized for group activities. For one-on-one connections, it's best to form relationships through group interactions first.