Hiking

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[2606 灣仔老字號潮洲菜館@新光潮洲菜館] 🍽️
日期：6月26日(五）
時間：1930-2130
地點：灣仔新光潮州菜館
人數：4-10人
消費：每人$300-$400左右/視符齊齊叫餸決定(SC10%+EF$5)
Event fee: $10/位(出席時付）
訂位：訂4人以上訂位
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{飯店資料} 新光潮州菜館 網址: https://s.openrice.com/QrbS0HmK000~uAyTUAw 地址: 灣仔駱克道405-419號華發大廈地下D號舖 電話: 25720830 =====================

價錢 Price： *無級或1級 $150 No or level 1 certificatr $150* *2級或以上 $80* *level 2 or above $80* (已包括租用安全帶費用 harness renting fee is included) 入數方式 payment method Payme or fps to 96155635 預繳優惠 於報名前先whatsapp入數証明到96155635可以有$20 discount。請備註meetup報名名稱 *無級或1級 $130* *2級或以上 $60* Prepayment discount Whatsapp the payment proof to the phone number 96155635. Remark the meetup name. *No or level 1 certificate $130* *Level 2 certificate or above $60* *一/二級證書 = 運動攀登證書 *Cert = Sports Climbing Certificate 注意 Notes： - 參加者可穿着輕便運動裝 Dress code : sporty - 如沒有攀石鞋，波鞋或布鞋可以作為代替 If you don’t have climbing shoes, you can wear sneakers and running shoes. - 不可穿涼鞋或拖鞋

* **Date & Time**: Friday, June 26, 2025 – Meet at 7:30 PM * **Venue:** a hidden gem Dai Pai Dong located in Shek Kei Mei. Location will be shared after payment * **Cost**: $60 for admission fee excluding cost for food : around HK$150 per person for food (at cost, pay as you eat) * *\- PAYMENT* : Please provide the payment slip by FPS to 55073213 or Payme to secure your place. Payme : [https://payme.hsbc/lincolncflam](https://payme.hsbc/lincolncflam) * **Group Size**: 2tables \*10-15people Calling all food adventurers! Whether you're a local craving that authentic wok hei, an expat hunting for off-the-beaten-path bites, or a wide-eyed foreigner ready to unlock Hong Kong's street-food soul—don't miss this spontaneous gathering at a buzzing cooked food centre. Think sizzling seafood, steamy claypot rice, and Cantonese classics cooked fresh by pros who've mastered the art for generations.

In this 1-hour class, we practice fun and accessible strength training through playful movement, bodyweight exercises, pulling drills, resistance band work, and the use of playground equipment when available. The session is designed to build strength, coordination, and confidence in a friendly, beginner-friendly way, with options to scale up if you already have some experience. This class is for you if you: ● Want to build strength in a fun, low-pressure setting. ● Are new to strength training or returning after a break. ● Prefer outdoor movement and do not want a gym membership. ● Enjoy small, supportive groups and a relaxed atmosphere. ● Want to try something active, social, and a little different from a standard workout. **About the instructor - Miguel Tan** Miguel Tan is a Chinese American who has been living in Hong Kong for many years. He is a school PE teacher and a personal trainer, with a teaching style that is active, encouraging, and easy to follow. Miguel is a qualified Poliquin trainer, Rugby coach, First Aid certified, and currently studying Special Needs Coordination. With experience working with different age groups and ability levels, Miguel creates sessions that are safe, engaging, and adaptable for beginners and mixed levels. **Class fee** Free event – no payment required. ☆ This session is offered as an introductory community class so Miguel can meet more people and see what works before adding equipment or fees. ☆ For now, this is a free community session so you can try strength training in a relaxed, no‑pressure way. **What to bring / wear** ● Comfortable clothes you can move in. ● Water bottle. ● Small towel, if needed. ● Optional gloves or resistance bands if you prefer to bring your own. **Meeting point** Concrete platform by the waterfront in Tamar Park. Please check the photo/map on this event page for the exact spot and arrive about 10 minutes early to settle in. If you have trouble finding us, contact Miguel via Meetup. **Weather & Cancellation** If rain or bad weather is forecast, we may move to a covered area nearby or reschedule. Updates will be posted on the event page 2–3 hours before start time. **Memeber's Cancellation / RSVP** Out of respect for the host and other participants, please update your RSVP if you can’t attend. If possible, cancel at least 48 hours before class so your spot can go to someone else and the session can be planned properly. We understand that sudden illness or emergencies can happen – in those cases, just send a quick message when you can. **Disclaimer** By signing up and attending this event, you acknowledge that you are participating voluntarily and are responsible for your own health and safety. This class is not a substitute for medical advice, and you agree to practice within your limits and inform the instructor of any relevant conditions or injuries. The organizer and instructor are not liable for any injury, loss, or damage that may arise from your participation.

Breakfast Run hosted by the Wazup Running Club (WRC) Join us for a fun run on the Saturday morning and meet this supportive running community. WRC will have captains leading the run, and the event is suitable for runners at all levels. Meeting time: 07:30 Duration: 1h30m Meeting point: THE STATION - 18 Upper Station Street. Sheung Wan. Route: THE STATION < > Bowen Road Distance: 5km - 10km Bag Drop: Available More about WRC: www.instagram.com/wazuprunning

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To enjoy our Sunday with tranquillity, we are going to explore very secluded & peaceful Whitehead beach in Wu Kai Sha, followed by dinner. My friend and I did a recce there weeks ago. A cozy one-hour walk met with birds and sea. Such calm scenes really smoothed us. There is a hidden path for our trekking which sent us to the Whitehead beach.We’ll be welcome by a huge stoney heart. Let’s rest there & enjoy our snacks. Experienced swimmers are welcome to test the aquamarine water. Bring an umbrella & sufficient sports drinks in case, as it’s totally exposed and provides NO support. *First-time participant please answer all questions posted when you make RSVP.* **Meeting** **Date:** Sunday 28 June, 2026 **Time**: 1:15pm **Gather at**: **Exit C, Hang On Station** Ratings: Speed: 2/5 Hike Length: 4-5km Difficulties: 2.5+(adding the heat)/5 **WHAT TO BRING** 1\. A 😃 2\. Hat\, sunblock\, sunglasses and umbrella \(flippers & swim stuff if you swim\) 3\. At least 2 litre of energy drinks & electrolyte chews 4\. Proper clothing & shoes catering for the above\-mentioned event 5\. Hiking/sports backpack\, no shopping bag please 6\. Poles & **hiking gloves** 7\. Sweat cloth for replacement 8\. portable ice to cool down **IMPORTANT INFORMATION:** 1/ Please be punctual 2/ Please wear sports attire catering for the event 3/ No radios, No guests **OTHER INFORMATION** 1.“No Shows” especially last-minute absence without a head up will be recorded. 2\. Habitual “No Shows” will be removed from the group\. 3\. Be responsible\, please update your RSVP at least 4 hours prior to the activity if you can’t make it\. If it is an hour or less before the event\, please call our Host\. ***Disclaimer:*** *Hong Kong Healthy Outings organizes events on an amateur basis. By joining the events, all participants are deemed to have read and understood the activity description, to have determined that they are of a suitable fitness level to undertake the events, and to have agreed to exonerate the leaders, the organizers and any other participants in the walks from any liabilities or claims, including but not limited to liabilities and claims as a result of any injuries or deaths or damages arising therefrom.*

**Hike: Wong Shek Pier to Sai Wan Pavilion (not suitable for beginners)** **Difficulty Level:** **3 out of 5** **Distance:** **12 km (approximate)** **Time:** **6+ hours (approximate)** **Description:** **This hike is rated Level 3/5 (Moderate+) and is** **not suitable for beginners**\*\*, as participants must be able to maintain a brisk, steady pace and stay with the group throughout. We will not be able to wait for extended periods for anyone falling behind, so if you need more time or choose to move at a slower pace, you will need to navigate independently. The route offers a scenic coastal experience, starting from Wong Shek Pier and passing through charming villages such as Chek Keng and Ham Tin Wan before reaching the tranquil Sai Wan Beach, where there will be time to relax, swim, or enjoy the sun. The hike continues past the Sai Wan Stargazing Site and Campsite, finishing at the stunning Sai Wan Pavilion with beautiful views, with the highest point reaching 245 meters. Be sure to bring swimwear and some cash for refreshments, as we may stop at local cafés and village stores along the way.\*\* **What to bring:** * **3-4 liters of water** * **Snacks to eat along the way (sandwich, fruits, nuts, etc)** * **Hiking shoes with good support** * **swimwear/towel** * **goggles** * **Sunglasses** * **Headgear (cap/hat)** * **Sunscreen** * **Bug Spray** * **In case of Rain: plan accordingly** * **Money for taxi, food and drinks** **Toilets:** **There are several toilets along the way.** **Stores:** **Please come prepared with all your food and drinks.** **Meeting Point:** **7-11 Convenience Store - Sai Kung Pier: N0. 74 Fuk Man Rd. Once everyone arrives, we'll take bus 94 (30-40 min) and then walk about 5 minutes to the pier. If the wait is too long or if we opt for a quicker option, we can hire taxis.** **Time:** **9:30 am (SHARP!)** **IMPORTANT:** **Out of respect to the members that arrive on time, we will only be able to wait a maximum of 5 minutes. Should you arrive after 9:35 am, I will no longer be answering phone calls or responding to messages as I need to give my time and attention to those that have arrived on time.**

We'll walk five minutes from MTR station to the bus terminus to take 9:25 am No. 11 Bus and get off near Lantau South Police Station. In the morning, we'll swim at Upper Cheung Sha Beach, Lower Cheung Sha Beach (see photo album), Tong Fuk Beach and have lunch in Tong Fuk Village. We'll spend 30 to 45 minutes at each beach and walk to the next one. If you are a good swimmer. you can swim along the coast, but bring a waterproof bag carrying your stuff while swimming. Then you do not need to go back to take your things. **Important Notes:** *You must bring a floating aid. I suggest using a waterproof bag designed for water sports. You will need to keep all your belongings inside the bag and swim with it. *We will enter the water from the rocky area (as shown in the first photo of the album). Because of the rocks, it is recommended to wear water shoes or rubber-soled shoes (like classic white plimsolls / 白飯魚) to protect your feet \*What to bring: sunscreen, hat ,mosquito repellent, swimming suit, goggles, rubber-soled shoes and floating aids (must) if you are going to swim in the area without lifeguards. **DISCLAIMER** For this swimming trip, every member joining accepts this agreement: By joining the events of “Biking Swimming Camping Fun”, all participants are deemed to have agreed to exonerate the leaders, the organizers and any other participants in the events from any liabilities, claims, including but not limited to liabilities and claims as a result of any injuries or deaths or damages or penalties arising thereof. Those joining the events are at their own choosing and at their own risk.

The only Metro Park with a fire tower! **History** [Scioto Grove Metro Park](https://www.metroparks.net/parks-and-trails/scioto-grove/) officially became the 19th park in the Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks system when it opened to the public on May 6, 2016. Located along a scenic bend of the Scioto River in Grove City, just south of Columbus, the 620-acre park was designed to blend preservation with modern recreation. Long before it became a park, this river corridor served as a vital footpath and trade route for Indigenous communities. Decades later, the mature forests and dramatic river bluffs caught the eye of conservationists looking to expand regional green spaces. The grand opening was a major milestone, drawing over 19,000 visitors in its very first weekend. The creation of the park was made possible through a sequence of land acquisitions and strong community partnerships. In October 2009, Franklin County voters approved a critical property tax levy that funded the initial purchase of 66 acres. Shortly after, the City of Grove City generously donated nearly 193 acres of land, previously known as Talbot Park, to anchor the project. Additional parcels were acquired using state grants from the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund, successfully closing the gap between properties by December 2012. This collaborative funding model ensured that pristine wilderness areas remained completely protected from commercial development. From its inception, the park aimed to introduce innovative amenities to the regional park system, most notably the concept of "urban backpacking". Through a key partnership with the outdoor gear retailer REI Co-op, the park established the scenic REI River Trail. This trail features five rustic, reservation-only campsites along the river, specifically designed to give newcomers a safe place to practice backpacking close to home. Additionally, planners prioritized making the park fully pet-friendly, allowing leashed dogs across all trails and areas. This open-pet policy uniquely distinguished Scioto Grove from many other traditional Columbus Metro Parks. As the park grew in popularity, community members established special commemorative landmarks to honor local lives. In June 2019, a dedicated memorial garden was unveiled near the park entrance in memory of Reagan Tokes, an Ohio State University student. The serene space features a central pond bordered by bright blue flowers, representing her favorite color. A primary buckeye tree stands alongside a dedicated plaque, surrounded by four additional buckeye trees to represent her immediate family members. This addition transformed a portion of the park into a meaningful place for community reflection, healing, and peace. The historical depth of the park took a significant leap forward with the relocation of a massive piece of Ohio history. In August 2023, Metro Parks officially unveiled the Keystone Forest Lookout Tower, which had been carefully moved from Jackson County, Ohio. Originally constructed in 1942 by the Aermotor Windmill Company, the 82-foot-tall metal structure spent decades guarding southern Ohio’s vast forests from devastating wildfires. Workers painstakingly disassembled, re-galvanized, and reassembled the historic landmark at Scioto Grove. Today, visitors can climb its 111 steep steps to experience a panoramic view stretching all the way to the downtown Columbus skyline. **Map of the Park** Here is a [map of Scioto Grove](https://www.metroparks.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SGR-map_1980px_2026.jpg). **Summary** We will hike around 5 miles on the Overlook, REI River, Mingo, and Arrowhead Trails. While the configuration of the trails can lead us to occasionally taking longer hikes than at other parks, Scioto Grove is not generally a very strenuous place to hike. If you use hiking poles and inadvertently forget them, this is not a park where you're likely to end up caring that much. That said, Scioto Grove is one of the better Metro Parks for hiking as well as other things. They are the only Metro Park with five camping areas where you can literally pitch a tent and sleep for the night. You must contact the park and reserve these in advance; they are however free. **Where We'll Meet** We'll meet at the Arrowhead Picnic Area, near the restrooms and playground. Arrowhead is the main picnic and parking area of the park, and it also has the only water fountain at Scioto Grove. **After the Hike** Afterward, we will head over to [Grove City Brewing](https://www.grovecitybrewery.com/) for [drinks and food](https://www.grovecitybrewery.com/menu). They have pretty good hamburgers. I was mortified to discover that I've never had their [Grove City Hooyah](https://www.beermenus.com/beers/486553-grove-city-hooyah) before, but I will correct that during this event. The actual address of the brewery is [3946 Broadway, Grove City, OH 43123](https://www.google.com/maps/place/3946+Broadway,+Grove+City,+OH+43123/@39.8836912,-83.0919635,16z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x88389b3a28d0f4ad:0x3d85c41f608406c6!8m2!3d39.8836912!4d-83.0919635!16s%2Fg%2F11g8dh6h1_?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MTAwOS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D). We should be there by 5 if you can't make the hike and just want to join us for drinks.

Hi ladies. We will meet in front of the Nature Center and head to the two Observation decks. We will then hike Hickory Ridge, Ripple Rock, Overlook and Sugarbush trails to get approximately four miles total distance. We will walk approximately a 18 minute mile pace. Please wear appropriate hiking shoes.

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