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Volunteer open training - ALL LEVELS

Volunteer open training - ALL LEVELS

Sun, Nov 8, 1:00 PM
From Hoboken Cove Community Boathouse
4.9

You can paddle on your own, or receive some instruction from basic to advance strokes. Please sign up for up to one training per week, unless you are the trainer. Let others have fun! The host will move you to "Not going" if you sign up for more than one training per week. We'll check that folks have signed the annual waiver. Please sign ahead of time and keep the email confirmation, click [here](https://link.hobokencoveboathouse.org/waiver)[.](https://app.waiversign.com/e/5c01c8bb33b77b2595e6fdfa/doc/695a606c38aa3d0012b5747c?event=none) Please be on time and come prepared with the following: \*Quick drying clothes * Close toe water shoes * Change of clothes * Towel * Sunscreen, hat * Water in a reusable bottle PREREQUISITES TO RSVP \*You have volunteered at least 4 embayment shifts in 2026

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Volunteer open training - ALL LEVELS

Volunteer open training - ALL LEVELS

Sun, Nov 15, 2:00 PM
From Hoboken Cove Community Boathouse
4.9

You can paddle on your own, or receive some instruction from basic to advance strokes. Please sign up for up to one training per week, unless you are the trainer. Let others have fun! The host will move you to "Not going" if you sign up for more than one training per week. We'll check that folks have signed the annual waiver. Please sign ahead of time and keep the email confirmation, click [here](https://link.hobokencoveboathouse.org/waiver)[.](https://app.waiversign.com/e/5c01c8bb33b77b2595e6fdfa/doc/695a606c38aa3d0012b5747c?event=none) Please be on time and come prepared with the following: * Warmer layers for the water (wetsuit or borrow a drysuit) * Quick drying clothes * Close toe water shoes * Change of warm clothes * Towel * Sunscreen, hat * Water in a reusable bottle PREREQUISITES TO RSVP \* You have volunteered at least 4 embayment shifts in 2026

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MUSEUM MILE AND THE HEIDELBERG RESTAURANT, 1648 2 AVE., New York, NY.

MUSEUM MILE AND THE HEIDELBERG RESTAURANT, 1648 2 AVE., New York, NY.

Sat, Nov 21, 7:00 PM
From German - American Hiking Club of New York and New Jersey
4.8

Spend the afternoon at one of the many great museums followed by dinner at the Heidelberg.

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New Year’s in the Mountains: Adirondacks 46er – Phelps, with transportation

New Year’s in the Mountains: Adirondacks 46er – Phelps, with transportation

Fri, Jan 1, 11:45 AM
From Adventure Untamed
4.7

**PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A PRE-PAY ONLY EVENT** Please read carefully: This event is being hosted by Adventure Untamed (https://www.adventureuntamed.com/trip/new-years-in-the-mountains-adirondacks-46er-phelps/). **Please register directly through the website**. **You spot will only be held once you register and pay through the Adventure Untamed website.** **Transportation, lodging, food, and licensed guides are included in the cost of the trip. All you have to do is show up!** This has become an annual tradition for Adventure Untamed! As we enter a new year, we get together, drive to the heart of the largest park in the contiguous United States – Adirondacks – and climb a 46er. 46ers are 46 high peaks of the Adirondacks, each over 4,000 feet tall. We ring in the new year with mountain climbing, games, and great company! Oh, and did we mention a really cozy lodge (actual picture of the lodge above)? So, how do you plan to say hello to 2027? How do you ***want*** to greet the new year? Join us on this beautiful adventure! Our journey will take us on a gorgeous hike of Phelps Mountain. If you are looking for winter scenery, this is the hike for you. The approach goes through forest trails then opens up at Marcy Dam where you are surrounded by high peaks on all sides. At the summit you will find a beautiful, open rock ledge with panoramic views of the Adirondack High Peaks. You will see Mount Marcy, Mount Colden, the Great and MacIntyre Ranges, and on a clear day, views for miles. It’s a flat-ish start for the first two miles, then a steady climb for the next two and a half to the summit. The hike will feel anywhere between INTERMEDIATE and CHALLENGING, depending on your experience and conditions. But we plan to keep the pace very moderate, to allow for an enjoyable day. If you can do a Catskill 3500 mountain, you can do this peak (as long as the weather cooperates, of course)! We’ll also provide micro spikes, crampons, and/or snowshoes, so you don’t have to worry about traction. And the view from the top is worth the effort! On a clear day, we will be able to see countless mountains in the High Peaks region. When not hiking, we’ll spend our nights in front of the fireplace at the Adirondack Loj, relaxing and enjoying board games and great conversation. **Experience**: Prior winter hiking experience strongly encouraged. Please email us if you don’t have winter hiking experience. Please contact us with any questions at [info@adventureuntamed.com](mailto:info@adventureuntamed.com). We can help you put together a training plan! This trip is rated INTERMEDIATE due to easier pace, but it may feel more challenging depending on conditions. This trip has CHALLENGING terrain and (sometimes) conditions. **Accommodations**: Shared (with our group) loft room at ADK Loj. Limited private rooms available for an extra $100 per night. Please email us at [info@adventureuntamed.com](mailto:info@adventureuntamed.com) with questions and requests. **Food:** We will have lunch on the road the first day and the last day. Other than that, all meals are included. **Day 1 (January 1)** We’ll depart at 7:00 am, stopping for lunch on the road. After arriving at the Loj we’ll go for a short warm-up hike. On the trail, we’ll discuss winter hiking and layering techniques to set us up for success the next day. After a moderate scramble to the top, gorgeous views of the Adirondacks will open up right in front of us. That evening we’ll enjoy a tasty dinner and and get ready for our climb. **Day 2 (January 2)** After a hearty breakfast, we’ll start the summit attempt of Phelps Mountain. We’ll take our time on the trail and make consistent, steady progress, admiring the views. That night, we’ll relax in front of the fire after a delicious dinner! **Day 3 (January 3)** After a good night’s rest, we’ll pack and relax for the leisurely drive back to New York City, stopping for lunch along the way. For those interested, we’ll do a short morning hike to ring in the new year! [Cancellation Policies](https://www.adventureuntamed.com/info/?tab=2) If you don’t have a piece of gear, please reach out. We may have extras! **Wear** * Adventure Untamed will provide any traction devices you need, but if you have your own microspikes/snowshoes/crampons, feel free to bring them * Winter hiking boots (**required**) * Wool or synthetic socks (**no cotton**) * Gaiters * Moisture-wicking, non-cotton base layers (top and bottom, **no cotton**) * Fleece * Insulating top and bottom layers * Fully waterproof top and bottom layers that can be worn over all other layers except puffy * Puffy (850+ fill – at least 1-inch thick) that can be worn over all other layers * Waterproof, insulated **mittens** * Goggles * Balaclava * Wool hat * Fleece hat * Liner gloves * Neck buff * Sunglasses * Comfortable car shoes **Pack** * Money for lunch stops on the road * Personal toiletries * Snacks (we will provide snacks and lunch for summit day) * Water bottles that can hold at least 3 liters total (**NO hydration bladders – will freeze**) * Insulation system for the bottles (putting bottles inside thick wool socks works for insulation) * Backpack (large enough to fit all the extra layers and supplies) * Headlamp (**required**) * Sunscreen * Extra pair of wool socks * Extra gloves * Trekking poles (optional) * Hand / foot warmers (optional) **Level:** Intermediate ([Learn More](https://www.adventureuntamed.com/info/?tab=1)) **Mileage:** 8.9 miles **Elevation Gain:** 2,253 feet **Group Size:** 2 - 12 adventurers **Departure:** [W 73rd and Broadway](https://www.google.com/maps/place/The+North+Face/@40.7798307,-73.9842066,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x89c25889ee470813:0xca89482fe0e2fc26!8m2!3d40.779755!4d-73.981967) **Check-in Time:** 6:45 am, January 1st **Departure Time:** 7:00 am, January 1st **Return Time:** Approximately 6:00 pm, January 3rd

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Fall meeting 2026 and Unrigging/boat washing

Sat, Nov 14, 1:30 PM
From New York Outrigger
5.0
22 attendees
Advanced training

Advanced training

Sun, Nov 8, 5:00 PM
From New York Kayak Polo
5.0

**PLEASE SIGN UP AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE!** We will need to cancel sessions that do not have at least 6 people signed up. (But also, try not to change your RSVP with less than 48 hours notice, as we will lose money or waste expensive pool time if we cancel late or have too few people show up.) We will start out with drills and organized training, before moving into more competitive scrimmages and games. **If you have not played with us before, please either contact the session hosts or post a comment, so that we can be ready to get you introduced to the club and sport, and alert you if this session is not the right one for you to join.** Doors open at 12pm, and we can play for a couple hours. Session fee is $25 if you are not a season/annual member.

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Frequently asked questions

You can search for canoeing events in New York on Meetup by selecting the location as New York and entering 'Canoeing' as your interest. This will show you upcoming events and groups in the area.

Yes, Meetup includes groups tailored for beginners where you can learn the basics of canoeing in a supportive environment surrounded by fellow novices and experienced paddlers.

Meetup is used to bring people together based on shared interests. Whether you love outdoor activities or niche hobbies, you’ll find communities to join, including those for canoeing.

Absolutely, you can join several canoeing groups to experience different regions and meet a variety of canoeing enthusiasts. Each group may offer unique events and expertise.

Yes, many canoeing events are in-person, allowing enthusiasts to explore New York's waters with new friends. However, online meetups or planning sessions may also occur.

Event frequency varies. Some groups may organize more regular outings, while others offer occasional adventures. Check with individual groups for their schedules.

Joining many groups on Meetup is free, though some may have participation fees, especially for organized activities like canoeing that might require renting equipment.

Once you find an event you’d like to attend, click the RSVP button on the Meetup page. This helps organizers know how many people will join and allows you to receive any updates.

While Meetup hosts diverse interest groups, availability varies. If there isn’t an immediate canoeing group, you might consider starting your own or expanding your search area.

Groups use Meetup to organize activities where members with shared interests, like canoeing, can connect, plan trips, and enjoy activities together.

Meetup is effective for making connections, especially in interest-driven gatherings like canoeing. However, it doesn't guarantee instant friendships as engaging is up to you.

You'll often need basic paddling gear, appropriate clothing, and sometimes snacks or water. Specific requirements will typically be listed on the event page.

Join regional canoeing groups on Meetup to gather insights and suggestions from locals who know the best spots for paddling adventures in New York.

Yes, you can start and lead your own canoeing group on Meetup, allowing you to create events and share your passion for paddling with others in New York.

Not all are family-focused, but you can find family-friendly groups within the Meetup community, offering events appropriate for children and adults alike.