About us
WhyNot Adventures Who we are and what we do.
WhyNot Adventures is a social group that in various forms has been sponsoring hiking and outdoor activities of several decades. Our most frequent regularly scheduled activity is hiking on Sunday mornings beginning in October and continuing through April.
As our members have multiple interests including biking, kayaking and camping, these activities are also posted on our site, especially during our non hiking summer season.
Our Sunday Hikes begin at 9:30. Please allow yourself enough travel time to arrive, introduce yourself, and be ready to leave promptly out of consideration for those who have.
We hike rain, snow, or shine throughout the winter and spring, so dress accordingly for the conditions. Our hikes are social events but they are hikes, and though we stop frequently, they are not usually a stroll in the park. It is not always be the case, but depending on conditions, you should expect and be prepared for stream crossings, elevation gains, rough and potentially muddy trails.
Also depending on conditions and the group makeup we may have trail options of distance and difficulty. We stop and regroup during the course of the hike so none are left behind. Always let someone know if you are having difficulty.
Dogs and children who are well behaved and under control so as not to interfere or endanger others are welcome. Park regulations require dogs to be on leash. Leashes for children are optional unless behavior is a problem.
Please come prepared to enjoy the day and your fellow hikers. Many of us go to lunch together at a nearby restaurant following the hike. Food has always an important part of our group activities
Upcoming events
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Jon Batiste with The Cleveland Orchestra
Blossom Music Center, 1145 W Steels Corners Rd, Cuyahoga Falls, OH, USTake a listen 🎶
Renowned for his genre-defying style, Jon Batiste makes his Cleveland Orchestra debut with conductor Jonathan Taylor Rush, performing a mix of originals and classics, from his Grammy Award–winning albums BIG MONEY and WE ARE to his interpretations of standards like “What a Wonderful World” and “Georgia on My Mind.”
Some of us will be arriving around 5 p.m. for picnicking before the concert start time at 7 p.m.
》You are allowed to bring your own food and beverage including wine and beer for Cleveland Orchestra concerts only.
》We will be seated down low on the lawn a little left of center (rubber cord cover strip) of stage.
Chairs must be low "beach type chairs" so not to block people's view.
You can rent chairs there too. Cost: $10 each.
》If you order tickets online, be sure to go to the official Cleveland Orchestra web site for the best pricing at: www.clevelandorchestra.com**
I believe tickets are around $35.00 each if purchased the day of the show at the gate. You can buy a book of ten tickets for $200.00
which comes out to $20.00 per ticket. If anyone has extra tickets, you are welcome to post in the comment section to sell.
》The Whynot's has been attending these concerts at Blossom over the years, and it makes for a wonderful summer evening.
9 out 10 recommend attending. In my opinion.
Hope you can all share in this special event.4 attendees
Past events
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