Outdoor activities groups near Surrey, BC

This is a group of tennis players ranging from 3.0 to 4.0 in skill level. To give you an idea of skill levels. 3.0 - Consistent when hitting medium pace shots, but is not comfortable with all strokes and lacks control when trying for directional intent, depth or power. 3.5 player has achieved improved stroke dependability and direction on moderate pace shots, but still lacks depth and variety. 4.0 will force errors and sometimes become impatient but able to complete dependable shots with control and depth. Plan is to have 2-4 players come out on event days and play either singles or doubles. Keeping those numbers so that we don't take up whole court.

This is a group for people 18 - 39 in the Langley& Surrey area and beyond! There seem to be so many groups in Vancouver but that's a long way to go all the time so I wanted to start something a little closer to home. This meetup is for people who want to make new friends and get out and do fun things!

Do you love yoga? Do you love being outdoors?  Let's take advantage of the natural beauty of Vancouver and do yoga outside!  Join this group for upcoming yoga classes in beautiful outdoor spaces such as Trout Lake, Sunset Beach, Second Beach and more!

Events include all styles of yoga, and other spiritual events such as breathwork, meditation, qigong, dream workshops, new and full moon gatherings and more. With the emphasis on events being outdoors when the weather permits. Events sometimes have an indoor backup in case of rain. This is Vancouver after all!

I often hold my classes as an intentional ceremony with a collective theme, and engage with an opening and closing circle where people can share a bit about themselves. 

Namaste, and see you at a park near you!

If you are an Asian wondering where all the other Asians are in this city and are looking to get together for some good laughs and some fun times then this is the group for you. For all others who enjoy hanging with Asians feel free to join us as well. This group is looking for people who are fun, outgoing, adventurous and open to meeting other people.   (Feel free to suggest events to the organizer that might interest you)

Important Message: All members must have a current picture of themselves in their profile which clearly shows their face, other pictures such as animations, scenery background or photos with two or more people in the picture will not be accepted. Profile questions must be filled out otherwise your membership may be rejected. 

Please Note: No solicitations at events allowed and Rude behavior will not be tolerated.  

Warning: If any members have a no show status with no explanation they will be evicted from this group so if you RSVP have the courtesy to show up or cancel with enough notice so other members may attend our events if there is limited space.  

Welcome to the Tri-Cities Hiking Club (formerly the Maple Ridge Hiking Group).

This club is focused on creating adventures for outdoor enthusiasts . Although the name suggests a focus on the Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody area, and indeed we will be posting a number of hikes in the Bunzten Lake, Burke Mountain, North Coquitlam, Maple Ridge and Mission area, but we will often look for exciting trails farther afield, up to Whistler and beyond or Chilliwack, Hope Manning Park, etc..

We will are also  planning to schedule a lot more Canoe and Kayak events.

Because I want to make this club a valuable resource for outdoor enthusiasts, we am very open to suggestions for hiking locations and/or related outdoor activities. Please feel free to post in the forum event ideas or drop the organizers a personal note. In that regard we are also looking for a few other good organizers so we always have a number of exciting activities scheduled. If you think you would like to take on a role like that, please contact Randy to talk about it.

DOG POLICY

I generally make a comment of hikes whether dogs are welcome. I post some of the hikes as dog friendly and some specifically as "please bring your dog".  On the more advanced hikes I usually mention if scrambling is required and whether I think dogs can make it.

My basic policy on dogs (and people) is if they are well behaved they are welcome.
If they cause trouble, chase the wildlife, or as happened in one case eats someone's lunch I may not invite them back.

If the hike is appropriate for dogs, feel free to bring your puppy, and if you’re well behaved I will ask the dog to bring you back another time.