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Hiking at Sharon Woods

Hiking at Sharon Woods

Tue, Nov 3, 3:00 PM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

Meet at the Maple Grove picnic area for a 4 mile hike at 18 min/mile pace.

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15 attendees
Hike Blendon Woods

Hike Blendon Woods

Thu, Oct 22, 2:00 PM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

Let's meet at the Nature Center parking lot to hike some miles. We'll string together trails to try to get to 4 miles and can always walk the road if anyone is interested in additional miles. I usually walk a 19-20ish minute mile; faster paces are always welcome. Optional lunch following at Harry Buffalo in Westerville at 6150 Souith Sunbury Rd, Westerville.

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8 attendees

Tuesday Night Bike Ride

Tue, Oct 27, 10:00 PM
From More Adventurous, Fun, Interesting Activities (M.A.F.I.A.)
4.8
4 attendees
Morning Has Broken at Seymour Woods (optional pancakes at Hills Market)

Morning Has Broken at Seymour Woods (optional pancakes at Hills Market)

Sat, Oct 31, 1:00 PM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

Six years ago when we were deep into COVID I was leading hikes for HikeOhio. One Saturday morning I scheduled a bright and early hike at Seymour Woods - Morning Has Broken. Ten people were signed up (you remember the limit) and I knew people were looking forward to getting out. Early the morning before my younger sister passed away. She had Down Syndrome and was the purest of souls. I didn't know what to do about the hike but ultimately decided to proceed as people were looking forward to it and I knew time in the woods would be good for me. It was just what I needed. This became the first of an annual event for the groups I have hiked with since then. Morning Has Broken is a hike for people to come and remember their loved ones that have passed, a time to reflect, a time to share, or a time to walk quietly. Seymour Woods is such a tranquil and serene place, quiet, peaceful. The fallen leaves - often a brilliant yellow - are such a calming reminder to me of the cycle of life. We'll go about two miles. It is at your own pace (it's a loop) but definitely not a speed walk. It is flat but I suggest poles as leaf cover is heavy and roots are abundant (this is where I tore my glutes two years ago). Ironically two of the women who were there six years ago have become my dear friends and are now part of this group. It is a relatively brief hike so you have the remainder of your day. Nearby Hills Market has $5 pancakes for anyone who wants to partake.

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Hike Sharon Woods, 17-20ish pace

Hike Sharon Woods, 17-20ish pace

Wed, Oct 21, 2:00 AM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

Hike Sharon Woods, we can meet at the Maple Grove Picnic Shelter. We can see how the group is feeling and go up to 4 miles. We can lunch at Northstar Cafe afterwards if there is enough interest.

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Vineyard Intermediate Volleyball (Fridays) 🏐

Fri, Oct 23, 10:00 PM
From Warrior Sports - Columbus
4.8
14 attendees
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