TUCSON: GET OFF YOUR A$$

*I know this is coming up really quick, especially since I just started this group, but this is posted on another Meetup so there will be other people going.

You are officially invited to the legendary trek to the Sabino Canyon Dam—where the views are gorgeous, the water is refreshing, and everyone pretends the uphill walk is "not that bad."
To be honest though, this is a mini hike good for beginners. It's a little less than a mile each direction.
Dress code: Comfy shoes, and a willingness to complain just enough to make the adventure memorable.
*Bonus points if you don't ask, "Are we there yet?" every five minutes.

Parking at the Sabino Canyon Recreation Area is $8 per car.... unless you have the "America the Beautiful pass" then it's free. Flashlights are optional if you have them. I know we all have flashlights on our phones. It might get a little dark on the walk back depending how long we stay at the dam.
Hiking Risk Disclaimer: Hiking involves inherent risks, including uneven terrain, falls, weather, wildlife, and the possibility of sore muscles. Please hike responsibly, stay aware of your surroundings, and know your limits. By participating, you accept these risks.

# The Tucson Bar Crawl: Poor Decisions Tour 🍻

🚨 YOU’RE INVITED 🚨
Join us for an evening of questionable decisions, questionable dancing, and absolutely no judgment.
🍺 Stop #1: “We’ll Just Have One” 🍺 Stop #2: “Who Ordered That?” 🍺 Stop #3: “I’m Still Fine” 🍺 Stop #4: “Where The Hell Are We?” 🍺 Final Stop: “Tomorrow Is Going To Suck”
Dress code: Whatever still fits after the first drink.
Requirements: A thirst, a sense of humor, and the ability to blame someone else tomorrow.
⚠️ Disclaimer: Participation may result in lost dignity, questionable karaoke, spontaneous friendships, and texts you’ll wish you could unsend.
Come thirsty. Leave legendary.

Starting point: We will start at "The Hut" because they have several games we can play there, then figure out where to go from there.
If we get a big group going, we can decide if we want to do a theme or not.

⚠️ BAR CRAWL DISCLAIMER:
Participate at your own risk. Alcohol may cause poor decisions, questionable dancing, loud singing, unexpected friendships, and a strong desire to order “just one more.” Please drink responsibly, stay hydrated, know your limits, and do not drink and drive.

Let's watch a movie at the Cinemark Century Park Place 20, located in the Park Place Mall.
"MUTINY" the 7:55 p.m. showing.
For those that want to, we can meet at the food court in the mall at 7:00 p.m. There's about six or seven places in there to find food. At 7:50 we will walk into the theater together.

To make sure we all sit together, I will purchase the tickets in advance. You can send me $7 via "Venmo" or just pay me in cash at the theater. I would prefer venmo.

The action thriller Mutiny follows Cole Reed (Jason Statham) after he witnesses his billionaire boss get murdered and is framed for the crime. He launches a one-man crusade aboard a cargo ship to find answers, uncovering a massive international conspiracy.

* This is also cross-posted on other meetups, so there will be new people to meet.

You are officially invited to the legendary trek to the Sabino Canyon Dam—where the views are gorgeous, the water is refreshing, and everyone pretends the uphill walk is "not that bad."
To be honest though, this is a mini hike good for beginners. It's a little less than a mile each direction.
Dress code: Comfy shoes, and a willingness to complain just enough to make the adventure memorable.
*Bonus points if you don't ask, "Are we there yet?" every five minutes.
Parking at the Sabino Canyon Recreation Area is $8 per car.... unless you have the "America the Beautiful pass" then it's free. Flashlights are optional if you have them. I know we all have flashlights on our phones. It might get a little dark on the walk back depending how long we stay at the dam.
Hiking Risk Disclaimer: Hiking involves inherent risks, including uneven terrain, falls, weather, wildlife, and the possibility of sore muscles. Please hike responsibly, stay aware of your surroundings, and know your limits. By participating, you accept these risks.