
About us
This Meetup lists the presentations coming up at our Tuesday evening meetings. You don't have to be a member of the meetup or a member of the club to attend our presentations. Our past past presentations can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/@MinnesotaRoversOutdoorsClub
Check us out to see presentations on fascinating adventures and outdoor techniques and gear. You will also meet some of our members, learn more about the club, and find out how you can participate! We socialize after our in-person meetings at a nearby bar.
About the Club
Minnesota Rovers is an outdoor club emphasizing silent sports such as hiking, canoeing, climbing, bicycling, and skiing. Trip costs (day/weekend/extended) are shared and coordinated by members.
You can find out more on our website or by attending our weekly program/presentation. Here’s just a few highlights of our club:
• Low-cost trips and activities
• Any member can coordinate a trip (and is encouraged to do so!)
• Opportunities to try new things and learn new skills
• Weekly program/presentation
• $25/year $10/students
• Gear locker to borrow equipment
• One of the oldest, most active outing clubs in the Upper Midwest
• 500+ members
The best way to get involved and find out more:
• Attend a Tuesday evening program/presentation and social listed on this Meetup.
• Go on a trip! Non-members are welcome to check out the club by participating in any day trip. Membership (only $25/year or less!) is required for overnight trips.
Check our website for more information and current activities http://www.mnrovers.org
Upcoming events
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A Journey on the Appalachian Trail through the White Mtns of NH & SW Maine
·OnlineOnlineOnline only. See below to obtain link.
Join Pat as he recounts his 186.3-mile hike on the Appalachian Trail through the White Mountains of New Hampshire and Southwestern Maine. Experience breathtaking views from peaks like Mount Washington, known as the “Home of the World’s Worst Weather,” and navigate the unique challenges of these stunning mountain ranges. Witness diverse landscapes and the thrill of the Appalachian Trail as it winds through this beautiful region. The journey included 20 of the 4000-footers and is considered the hardest section of the Appalachian Trail. Along the way, Pat encountered wildlife, visited numerous hostels and huts, and faced the notorious Mahoosuc Notch, often referred to as the most difficult mile of the Appalachian Trail. This hike is a testament to the resilience and beauty of the northeastern United States.
Presented by Pat E.
To get the link, go to
https://mnrovers.org/contact-us/?directed_to=virtual-meeting
and make sure "Virtual meeting" is selected in the drop-down menu. Shortly after you submit the form, you'll receive an email reply with the Zoom link.
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In addition to our Tuesday night meeting/presentations, there are also many member-coordinated activities. Browse through the trips on our website
https://mnrovers.org/trips/
or check out our membership page to find out the benefits of joining our club!
https://mnrovers.org/sign-up/23 attendees
Altitude, Solitude and Multitudes : CO hikes in a state and national park
·OnlineOnlineOnline only. See below to obtain link.
Nearly next door neighbors, State Forest State Park and Rocky Mountain National Park offer rewarding, though contrasting Colorado mountain hiking and camping experiences. Tune in to discover some highlights of each park, interesting trails, overnight options, and strategies to access and enjoy the national park.
Presented by Tom Y.
To get the link, go to
https://mnrovers.org/contact-us/?directed_to=virtual-meeting
and make sure "Virtual meeting" is selected in the drop-down menu. Shortly after you submit the form, you'll receive an email reply with the Zoom link.
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In addition to our Tuesday night meeting/presentations, there are also many member-coordinated activities. Browse through the trips on our website
https://mnrovers.org/trips/
or check out our membership page to find out the benefits of joining our club!
https://mnrovers.org/sign-up/4 attendees
Backpacking Series: The Big Three – Backpack, Shelter and Sleep System
·OnlineOnlineOnline only. See below to obtain link.
For beginners and experienced backpackers, choosing the right gear is critical for your safety and enjoyment on the trail. Zoom in to learn and share our collective knowledge about “The Big Three”. You are encouraged to ask questions and add to the conversation about these three very important elements of your backpacking kit. I will also provide an update on learning and hiking events our backpacking committee has planned for this spring.
Presented by Chris B.
To get the link, go to
https://mnrovers.org/contact-us/?directed_to=virtual-meeting
and make sure "Virtual meeting" is selected in the drop-down menu. Shortly after you submit the form, you'll receive an email reply with the Zoom link.
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In addition to our Tuesday night meeting/presentations, there are also many member-coordinated activities. Browse through the trips on our website
https://mnrovers.org/trips/
or check out our membership page to find out the benefits of joining our club!
https://mnrovers.org/sign-up/2 attendees
Past events
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