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Cycle 22 miles on the TJ Evans Trail (Johnstown to Granville)

Cycle 22 miles on the TJ Evans Trail (Johnstown to Granville)

Thu, Oct 15, 2:00 PM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

Ride 11 miles from Johnstown to The Station in Granville for lunch, then 11 miles back. Ride at your own pace, I'll ride around 12 mph but can go slower or faster. https://www.stationgranville.com Seriously, doesn't that raspberry dessert just look the best??? If you don't ride you can always meet us to eat :).

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Hike Sharon Woods

Hike Sharon Woods

Tue, Oct 13, 2:00 PM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

**Let’s meet at the Maple Grove Picnic Shelter. We’ll do the paved 4 mile loop at a 17-18 min/mile pace.**

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Visit A.P.E.S. Primate Sanctuary, then hang out at NACHOFEST!

Visit A.P.E.S. Primate Sanctuary, then hang out at NACHOFEST!

Sun, Oct 11, 5:00 PM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

Meet at the American Primate Educational Sanctuary (A.P.E.S.), 8380 Kennedy Rd. Blacklick. A.P.E.S., the American Primate Educational Sanctuary, is a non-profit organization that cares for eight White-Handed Gibbons. Located in Blacklick, they house primates that were previously kept as household pets. They are committed to be protectors, conservationists, caregivers and educators for all primates, especially the Capuchin monkey and the endangered White-Handed Gibbon. [https://apesohio.weebly.com/](https://apesohio.weebly.com/) They ask for a $10 donation toward the care of the animals. When finished at A.P.E.S., we will head on over to Edison Brewery, 785 Science Blvd, Gahanna, for NACHOFEST for an afternoon of live music, community, and a celebration of the NACHO community (stay as long as you'd like; it's open until 6 pm). There are bands playing throughout the event, including the TBDBITL Alumni Band, Clintonville Community Jazz Band, NACHO Saxadillas, Cap City Funk, and the NACHO Street Band\*. The Taquitos Food Truck will be there. \*The NACHO Street Band is made up of Nationwide Children’s Hospital staff, family, and friends working to raise awareness and money for the hospital and the Ronald McDonald House of Central Ohio. Free to attend and donations can be made to the campaign for the Mid-Ohio Food Collective. Every dollar donated means 2 1/2 meals for those in need. Great music for a great cause, not a bad way to spend a Sunday afternoon! Links: A.P.E.S. [https://apesohio.weebly.com/](https://apesohio.weebly.com/) Edison Brewery [https://www.drinkedison.com/](https://www.drinkedison.com/) NACHO Street Band [https://www.facebook.com/NACHOStreetband/](https://www.facebook.com/NACHOStreetband/)

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Tuesday Night Bike Ride

Tue, Oct 13, 10:00 PM
From More Adventurous, Fun, Interesting Activities (M.A.F.I.A.)
4.8
4 attendees
Old Beechwold; What You Don't Know May Surprise You

Old Beechwold; What You Don't Know May Surprise You

Fri, Oct 16, 2:00 PM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

On this tour we'll enjoy a 2.5 miles stroll through beautiful Old Beechwold. We'll learn about its unique origin, discuss its transformations through time, and witness its hidden gems. Due to the lack of any sidewalks and the narrow, winding roads here the tour size is limited. If you have weak knees or balance issues please bring a hiking pole or two as we may go "off trail" for a bit of our tour, depending on interest. We can discuss lunch options afterward for those folks who would like to go to lunch nearby. I will cancel this tour in the event of likely rain.

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Vineyard Intermediate Volleyball (Fridays) 🏐

Fri, Oct 9, 10:00 PM
From Warrior Sports - Columbus
4.8
20 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that connects cyclists with groups and events to explore new paths, share experiences, and meet people who share your love for cycling. Attend community rides and related events nearby.

You can join a cycling group by searching on Meetup for communities and events focused on cycling. Browse through local groups, check their events, and join to participate in shared rides and related activities.

Use Meetup's search feature to discover cycling events happening in your vicinity. Enter your location and find a list of upcoming riding events and group meetups designed for cyclists like you.

Absolutely! You're free to join as many cycling events and groups as fit your schedule and interests. Feel the freedom to engage with different cycling communities for diverse experiences.

Cycling events range from leisure rides and competitive races to gravel touring and urban cycling outings. Meetups often feature varied levels to accommodate both new and experienced cyclists.

Meetup itself is free to browse and join groups. However, some cycling events may have fees based on the host's requirements. Always check event details for any additional costs involved.

While active participation is encouraged, there's no obligation to attend every event. If your schedule allows, join when you can enjoy the ride! Engage at your own pace with fellow enthusiasts.

Cycling groups on Meetup are organized by enthusiasts or club leaders who schedule rides, share routes, and manage event logistics. Members suggest activities, offer riding tips, and promote a supportive community.

Although most cycling events are outdoor rides, some may offer supplement digital meetups or preliminary planning sessions online, depending on organizers. Check event descriptions for full details.

Many groups welcome volunteers to help coordinate events or assist new riders. Contact a group’s organizer to express interest in participating beyond just attending, fostering the community's expansion.

Yes, many cycling groups cater to new riders, offering supportive environments. Look for beginner-friendly tags or event descriptions to find suitable options, fostering an enjoyable and growth-focused experience.

Yes, organizers might use technology to track routes or plans, enhancing the experience. Check event info to see if specific equipment or apps are recommended for the rides scheduled.

Routes typically cater to various skill levels, but it's essential to review each event's specifications to ensure they match your comfort level. Group organizers usually provide clarity on expectations.

If suitable groups aren't currently near you, consider starting your own on Meetup. Connect with local cyclists, form a new community, and set your course for discovery!

Meetup fosters connections, but forming friendships requires active participation and time. Engage authentically in events and group conversations to build rapport with fellow cycling enthusiasts naturally.