Outdoor activities groups near Prescott, AZ

Welcome to the Prescott Gay Camping Meetup Group! This group is open to LGBTQ+ individuals who share a love for the great outdoors and camping. Whether you're an experienced camper or new to the scene, this group offers a space for members to connect, explore beautiful campgrounds, and build friendships. Our meetups include camping trips, hiking adventures, campfire hangouts, and more. Join us to experience the beauty of nature, form lasting bonds, and create unforgettable memories with fellow gay campers in the Prescott area. Let's pitch our tents, roast some marshmallows, and have a gay ol' time together!

**Friendly people doing fun things!** This group is an active, fun, and friendly group, where you can meet new people and make new friends.   **Our members consist of singles, couples, and families.** The events we may have may include: hiking, biking, camping, pickleball, kayaking, dining out, movies, bowling, BBQs, skating, wine tasting, music/concerts, attending local functions, museums, potlucks, or any other activity that our members suggest! Part of this group's fun is that everyone is allowed (and encouraged) to suggest ideas for events, so **Let's hear from you!** This group exists so that good people can get together and have fun. New in town? **Children and Pets are welcome at most of our events.** We occasionally go to a casino or bar where children are not allowed. If you would like to participate in some fun things, with a great group of people, then this group is for you! **Age Group:** Everyone is welcome to join this group. Have fun! Kevin Mrotek www.PCKevin.com Computer Repairs and Services

AZ Hiking and Outdoor Adventures is for active 40+ people. We are a social hiking group with a mix of outdoor adventures including, kayaking, mountain biking, mixed sporting weekends, and social nights for meeting new friends. Any skill level is welcome. Enjoy the outdoors and stay fit with like minded people. Have fun exploring our beautiful state.

Welcome to Brotherhood on the Rock, a Men's Movement & Empowerment Group that aims to build our wolfpack while we challenge and inspire each other through the adrenaline-pumping thrill of rock climbing, epic hikes, and connection with nature through camping and backcountry adventures! Whether you're a seasoned outdoorsman or a beginner looking to learn or push your limits, this group is dedicated to fostering a supportive and empowering community of like-minded men who put their mental health and brotherhood community first. Join us for outdoor excursions, camaraderie, and personal growth as we conquer the mountains of phoenix as well as the mountains within! Let's band together and embark on epic experiences in the great outdoors.

Hiking, kayaking, fishing, camping, rock hunting, and anything else we can think of! Mostly outdoor activities and events. I’m looking for people to host things I don’t know anything about. Msg me if interested! Everyone is responsible for their own safety. Speak up if you see something incorrect please.

Welcome to Having Fun in Prescott AZ Social Group! This group is perfect for coffee lovers, fans of ethnic food, wine enthusiasts, outdoor lovers, and anyone looking to have a good time. We'll be exploring different cuisines, learning about wines from around the world, enjoying live music and art shows, taking nature walks, and planning fun getaways and outings. This group is open to those who enjoy all types of adventures and fun. Join us for some unforgettable experiences with new friends and old!

Enjoying the beauty of nature and simple pleasures of life is my goal. We are here for \- Safe hiking and exercise \(for some of us also an easy way to lose weight\) \- Getting to know people and being here for each other \- Developing skill sets for the outdoors \- Healing body\, mind\, and spirit \- Living intentionally I am very grateful for the help leading of my Event Organizer(s) Jeff. Let’s support each other in our fitness goals! MOTION IS LOTION FOR YOUR BODY AND MIND! Now for all the important stuff:   HIKE RATINGS We do super low impact easy, moderate, moderately strenuous, strenuous, and very strenuous hikes. Please check each hike for the ratings of the same! For Hike Difficulty Ratings (R(#)) and Calculations See [bit.ly/HikeRating2](https://bit.ly/HikeRating2) . OnB = Out and Back or In and Out. Loop = Loop (CW= Clockwise; CCW = Counterclockwise. Lollipop = OnB with Loop. Social(s) = Unmarked Trails. Start out on an easy hike and get to know the hike organizer regarding pace etc. SAFETY!! Abiding by ALL THE SAFETY ADVICE on this page Is A PREREQUISITE FOR PARTICIPATION in any hike offered here. **!! PLEASE BE AWARE THAT ON AND OFF TRAIL HIKING, ROCK CLIMBING, CROSSING STREAMS AND TRAVELING IN MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN ARE HAZARDOUS ACTIVITIES, AND YOU ARE VOLUNTARILY PARTICIPATING IN THESE ACTIVITIES AND/OR INSTRUCTION WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE DANGER INVOLVED, AND YOU HEREBY AGREE TO ACCEPT, AND YOU VOLUNTARILY ASSUME, ANY AND ALL RISK OF DEATH, INJURY, LOSS, OR DAMAGE TO PERSON OR PROPERTY.** BEFORE HIKING WITH US, you must BE HEALTHY AND FIT FOR THE ACTIVITY. Check with your doctor to be sure you are cleared for hiking activity. Plenty of WATER, SUN PROTECTION, GOOD LAYER-ABLE CLOTHING, AND EXCELLENT FOOTWEAR make for a superior rather than miserable hike experience. BEFORE HIKING WITH US, YOU AGREE TO HAVE WATCHED the 2 "10 ESSENTIALS OF HIKING" videos listed below. The way they are generally listed has changed over the years. Today they are often grouped as Food, Water, Fire, Fix It, Insulation, Illumination, Sun, Shelter, and Navigation. I have expanded these to include 8 more areas for a total of 18. These are often presumed to be included in the above 10, but in my experience are often overlooked and should be listed as additional and separate categories. 10 just sounds catchier than 18. Let us go over all of them sometime together. One is listed below in this introduction. Can you guess, which one? For starters, please watch: What are The Ten Essentials? \|\| REI: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-Ae6OKjb6I&pp=ygUYMTAgZXNzZW50aWFscyBmb3IgaGlraW5n](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-Ae6OKjb6I&pp=ygUYMTAgZXNzZW50aWFscyBmb3IgaGlraW5n) 10 Essentials for Hiking \| Most Important Things for Hikers: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdcjZCf2klU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdcjZCf2klU) My MOTTO IS "LET US HIKE ALONE TOGETHER." This means you should be able to hike each hike on your own without guidance. If each of us thinks and acts this way, we can truly support each other. An ounce of preparation is worth a pound of cure. This facilitates having fun instead of inviting crises. A HIKING APP ON A FULLY CHARGED CELLPHONE is a great idea. I recommend [https://www.komoot.com](https://www.komoot.com) as my favorite free hiking app for a host of reasons. (I do not get paid for this recommendation.) Abide by safe and proper HIKING ETIQUETTE. For a basic list: Leave no trace. Carry out everything. Stay on trail. Honor right of way (1st horse, up-hill hiker, hiker, cyclist last except it is nice to make room for them). Leave wild animals alone. Lower voice. Do not share playing music. Do not crowd others. Again, look out for one another. Here are 3 ETIQUETTE VIDEOS of suggestions some have made:  [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEmo13gNtkE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEmo13gNtkE) , [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDbTqeyK358&pp=ygUQSGlraW5nIEV0aXF1ZXR0ZQ%3D%3D](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDbTqeyK358&pp=ygUQSGlraW5nIEV0aXF1ZXR0ZQ%3D%3D) , [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5snAe-hRas](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5snAe-hRas) Using HIKING STICKS helps you get a better workout and a more sure footing: [https://youtu.be/7q2YwOE4okA](https://youtu.be/7q2YwOE4okA) Consider SNAKE GAITERS for protection against snakebites as well as PEPPER SPRAY for self-defense. Hopefully you will never need them, but if you do, your life may depend on them. IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL- AND ESSENTIAL INFORMATION FOR SAFETY ETC. Welcome to the NEW MEMBERS of my group! Please CHECK EACH HIKE DESCRIPTION! Please check in the morning before each hike for cancellations due to the weather or for whatever reason. THUNDERSTORMS WITH LIGHTNING MEAN POSTPONING OR ABORTING THE HIKE! PLEASE CHECK YOUR MEETUP APP FOR LAST MINUTE CANCELLATIONS! ADHERE TO ALL MEETUP.COM RULES. Additionally, all participants must have signed up for participation in a hike. Cancellation must be made at least 1 hour prior to hike. No-shows may have their membership cancelled. All membership and participation is at group organizer's discretion in any case. You must be a US citizen, legal immigrant, or proper visa holder, all in good standing. You must follow outdoor areas' jurisdiction laws. CHILDREN are welcome, if accompanied by their parent or guardian. See whether DOGS are permitted for a particular hike. If you bring a dog, please obey the local, state, and/or federal leash laws. A maximum 6-foot leash is required by law in most places. NO SMOKING on the hikes! Not healthy for you and others around you! Thank you. Be ready for hikes 5 MINUTES BEFORE the designated start time. Thank you. Help others by just hiking. Here's a link to walk for the CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE: [http://charitymiles.org/](http://charitymiles.org/) Each ORGANIZER has their unique style. Please see details for each planned hike. If you would like to help me HOST A HIKE, please message me! I would be happy to have all members voice their ideas. Let's gain fitness and lose weight by just walking! To purchase an ANNUAL PASS for Prescott National Forest, go to 344 S. Cortez or call 928-443-8000. City day passes are required on some hikes. Wednesdays tend to be free in both city and national forests at the time of this writing.     OKAY THEN... Glad you read through all this and watched the videos. Hiking as a sport has a continuous learning curve. Feel free to ask your questions on trail. I will answer additional questions beforehand as able. Please know my schedule is busy, if I cannot for some reason get back to you. NOW LET'S GO AND HAVE SOME FUN!

Let's build some community! The Prescott Freethinkers is community-oriented group of skeptics, Humanists and atheists/nontheists that meets for social events, discussion and family-friendly activities. Any science-minded, reason-based thinkers are welcome to join us for fellowship and fun!

For those who are curious about Freethought, it is basically a rejection of supernaturalism that began during the Enlightenment and expresses a confidence in human beings to solve our own problems without reliance on revelatory "knowledge," an appeal to supernatural power, or adherence to authoritarian edicts.

Welcome to the Prescott 20s and 30s Meetup group! This group is for young adults in the Prescott area who are looking to make new friends and explore various interests together. Whether you're into hiking, dining out, game nights, or attending local events, this group has something for everyone. Join us for fun and engaging activities that cater to the diverse interests of our members. Let's make some great memories!

The Prescott LGBTQ CommUNITY is an online connection for the LGBTQ community in the Prescott, Arizona area. This group is open to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender people, and anyone questioning their sexual identity. We also welcome supportive allies. People of any age or background can become members. The CommUNITY is designed to engage local LGBTQ people in co-creating activities and events that keep our community connected. We invite you to join us!

For the enjoyment of all our members, we ask you to adhere to the following safe space guidelines while using this MeetUp site and attending MeetUp events:

Please treat everyone with courtesy and respect. Use polite language and think about the power and impact of your words. Communicate with kindness and sensitivity!

Honor the diversity within our community—age, gender, sexual orientation, race, economic status, gender identity, and more!

Please respect the privacy of all our members and guests. Not everyone is “out” to family, friends, or co-workers, so anything that is shared in this group should remain confidential, unless otherwise noted. Also, we encourage you to request permission from members and guests before taking photographs and/or video at events and before posting photos or video anywhere online or in the community.

Soliciting for business, religious, political, or sexual purposes is not allowed. If you’d like to promote your business, email the organizer of the group and request to be added as a sponsor. Sponsors can be promoted on the site as LGBTQ-friendly, LGBTQ-owned & operated, or any other benefit you’d like to extend to our MeetUp members.

Note: The Prescott LGBTQ CommUNITY reserves the right to refuse service or access to anyone who doesn’t uphold these guidelines.

PRESCOTT AREA SINGLE BOOMERS. Hi and welcome. This is a Singles Boomers Group with the objective to have fun and meet other great socially active Single Boomers; WE ARE NOT A DATING GROUP. Yes, dates will happen but only after you have met the person at one of our events. Do not message someone you have not met in person, you will be removed from the group and banned from rejoining. We have a $10 membership fee that is due within the next 30 days. It will have you paid up until November 30, 2025. How to pay- There shall be two ways to pay. First method is by using Zelle through your checking account. If you log in to your Zelle account through your bank’s checking account you can pay by inserting my email address as the payee. Use fellamhg@hotmail.com as the input information. The other way to pay is to send me a check. If you see me at one of our events you can pay me in cash or check. Members are also encouraged to suggest events. To learn how just ask me and I will be happy to instruct you. I also ask that you have a current photo of just you on your profile. Having multiple people in the picture can be confusing. When you show up for your first event it will be easier to recognize you. Go Boomers -- born between 1946 and 1964 - give or take a few. This is a great age to be and beautiful country to live in. Let's have fun and find each other. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. I look forward to meeting each and every one of you. Marty – Group Organizer

Have you experienced intuition, dreams of flying, or déjà vu? Have you always felt there was something more? Are you looking for inner peace and wisdom? The purpose of this Meetup group is to provide a common meeting ground for all who have had, or would like to have, a life-changing spiritual experience. Other goals of this Meetup group are to help people • validate and gain insight into their own spiritual experiences, • understand what their experiences really mean, • learn new and advanced ways of exploring their inner worlds. This Meetup group, sponsored by Eckankar in Arizona, is a spiritual resource for people of all faiths and beliefs. Eckankar is the Path of Spiritual Freedom. It is an individual, creative practice to experience and explore past lives, dreams, and Soul Travel. Meetup-group activities may include • spiritual-exploration classes, • Sound of Soul events, • ECK Light and Sound Services. For more on the resources offered by Eckankar, the Path of Spiritual Freedom, visit [www.Eckankar.org](http://www.eckankar.org/). For classes and events, visit www.EckankarArizona.org or email info@eckankararizona.org. The opinions expressed in this site are those of the writers and not necessarily those of ECKANKAR or the Mahanta, the Living ECK Master, Sri Harold Klemp. Copyright © 2022 ECKANKAR. All rights reserved. The terms ECKANKAR, ECK, EK, MAHANTA, SOUL TRAVEL, and VAIRAGI, among others, are trademarks of ECKANKAR, PO Box 2000, Chanhassen, MN 55317-2000 USA.

The Summit 4x4 Club's purpose is to provide events and outings related to exploring 4x4 run opportunities for 4x4 vehicles throughout Arizona, Utah, Colorado & California. Summit 4x4 Club provides the means for like-minded people to come together that share in the same desire and hobby of taking their 4x4 rigs to "roads less traveled". We also provide quarterly How-To-Clinics to practice safety out on the trails. Jeeps, Trucks, SUVs, you name it, bring it. **Group Rules** **1\. No drinking on the trai**l Safety comes first to the group. We want to create a safe environment that minimizes accidents and injuries. **2\. Update your registration status** Most runs have a limited group size. If you state you are going and don't show it takes away from others that would like to go. "No-shows" will be waitlisted in future runs **3\. Be Kind and Courteous** We're all in this together to create a welcoming environment. Let's treat everyone with respect. Healthy debates are natural, but kindness is required. **4\. No Hate Speech or Bullying** Make sure everyone feels safe. Bullying of any kind isn't allowed, and degrading comments about things like race, religion, culture, sexual orientation, gender, or identity will not be tolerated. **5\. No Religious or Political Posts** We are a community group with diverse views and backgrounds. We expect everyone to be considerate and tolerant of each member. **6\. Respect Everyone's Privacy** Being part of this group requires mutual trust. Authentic, expressive discussions make groups great, but may also be sensitive and private. What's shared in the group should stay in the group. **7\. This is Not a Classified Page** Please refrain from selling items or parts on any of the Summit 4X4 Club pages unless you are one of our sponsors. **8\. When on the trail always remember to [T.R.E.A.D. Lightly](https://treadlightly.org/)!** **T**ravel and recreate with minimal impact. **R**espect the environment and the rights of others. **E**ducate yourself, plan and prepare before you go. **A**llow for future use of the outdoors, leave it better than you found it. **D**iscover the rewards of responsible recreation.

If you're a Woman and enjoy off-roading in Central Arizona, this is the group for You! This group is part of the Summit 4x4 Club catering to all women that like hitting the trails and enjoying each other company. The Summit 4x4 Girls Tribe is a means for like-minded people to come together that share the same desire and hobby of taking their 4x4 rigs to "roads less traveled". We also provide quarterly How-To-Clinics to practice safety out on the trails. Jeeps, Trucks, SUVs, you name it, bring it. **Group Rules** **1\. No drinking on the trai**l Safety comes first to the group. We want to create a safe environment that minimizes accidents and injuries. **2\. Update your registration status** Most runs have a limited group size. If you state you are going and don't show it takes away from others that would like to go. "No-shows" will be waitlisted in future runs **3\. Be Kind and Courteous** We're all in this together to create a welcoming environment. Let's treat everyone with respect. Healthy debates are natural, but kindness is required. **4\. No Hate Speech or Bullying** Make sure everyone feels safe. Bullying of any kind isn't allowed, and degrading comments about things like race, religion, culture, sexual orientation, gender, or identity will not be tolerated. **5\. No Religious or Political Posts** We are a community group with diverse views and backgrounds. We expect everyone to be considerate and tolerant of each member. **6\. Respect Everyone's Privacy** Being part of this group requires mutual trust. Authentic, expressive discussions make groups great, but may also be sensitive and private. What's shared in the group should stay in the group. **7\. This is Not a Classified Page** Please refrain from selling items or parts on any of the Summit 4X4 Club pages unless you are one of our sponsors. **8\. When on the trail always remember to [T.R.E.A.D. Lightly](https://treadlightly.org/)!** **T**ravel and recreate with minimal impact. **R**espect the environment and the rights of others. **E**ducate yourself, plan and prepare before you go. **A**llow for future use of the outdoors, leave it better than you found it. **D**iscover the rewards of responsible recreation.

**Want to check out road and gravel cycling in the Prescott area?** 1. Join Bike Prescott [bikeprescott.org](https://www.bikeprescott.org/), and 2. Follow Bike Prescott here on Meetup **About Bike Prescott Meetup** This Meetup is a forum for Bike Prescott Club Members to post group ride info and various events. Once you join this Meetup, you can see, and sign-up to attend, many of Bike Prescott's daily/weekly rides. In addition to what is posted here on Meetup, the club Bike Prescott has rides, events and trips that are open only to those who are paid members of Bike Prescott. So, in addition to following us here on Meetup, go to [bikeprescott.org](https://www.bikeprescott.org/) and sign up. Before joining Bike Prescott, you are welcome to come on a ride as our guest. After that, we encourage everyone to join - because membership has its privileges! **About the club, Bike Prescott** Bike Prescott Cycling Club is a paid membership club. We welcome riders of all abilities (including novices and casual riders) with a desire to promote road/gravel cycling and safety in the Prescott area and beyond. The $30 annual membership dues include: * Participate in rides, meetings, events and trips that are open only to members * Club newsletter * Meet new people * Ride with great groups * Daily rides posted * Road, gravel and mountain ride options * E-bikes welcome * Social activities and biking trips * Community involvement opportunities * Insurance when riding posted club rides * 10% discount on purchases at our bike store sponsors (excluding bikes) Bike Prescott loves cycling and we hope to see you on a ride soon! **Bike Prescott Safe Group-Riding Guidelines** (predictability is the key to safety)   * Riders must wear a helmet. Taillights strongly suggested. Mirrors and brightly-colored clothing may help you see and be seen. * Riders must carry emergency contact information. * Do not wear anything in your ears that prevents you from hearing what is going on around you. * Riders must obey traffic laws. * Understand how to safely navigate various traffic configurations and turns. Refer to the Arizona Bicycling Street Smarts Manual. Here’s the link: http://www.azbikeped.org/bicycling-street-smarts.asp * Ride single-file and stay to the right except when road conditions allow. * Don’t bunch up at traffic lights (creates traffic confusion). * As a general rule, pass other riders on their left. Say “on your left”. If for some reason you decide to pass on someone’s right, call out: “On your right”. * Point out hazards and route turns verbally and/or with hand signals. * Keep together as a unit as much as possible at intersections. (“One larger thing” is more visible and less confusing to cars than “smaller separate things.”) * Riders who want to be dropped or go off on their own must tell someone.

This is a Virtual Off Roading Club \~ The purpose of our group is to create a large group of friends that have 4X4 off road vehicles, Land Rover, Jeeps, trucks, Quads and other types of 4x4 vehicles that love to go exploring new dirt roads in Arizona. ***OUR GOAL:*** *Is to enjoy the beauty of the outdoor environment in four wheel drive vehicles with others the share that interest.* AZ NO CLUB CLUB TRAIL RATINGS (1 - 10) Recognizing that trails are not constant in their degree of difficulty, the index requires that each trial be rated by the most difficult situation encountered that cannot be bypassed. 1 \~ County dirt road maintained for high clearance 2WD and 4WD use in adverse conditions. 2 \~ County dirt road with infrequent or light maintenance after rain or snow, 2WD high clearance with low gears, otherwise light duty 4WD. 3 \~ Road with frequent use, but seldom maintained. Dirt, sand and slick rock surfaces, with mud holes possible (note: maybe impassable when wet due to soil composition). 4WD recommended under most circumstances due to ruts or wash erosion. 4 \~ Road surface consisting of loose rock, dirt, and sand with some slickrock surfaces. Erosion, washes, gulches and rock steps no higher than 12”. 4WD is recommended with good ground clearance and driving skills. Aggressive tires and limited slip would be a plus. Water and mud is possible. 5 \~ Road surfaces are rutted, rocky and sandy with steps not exceeding 14”, with considerable slickrock surfaces. Water not exceeding 12” with some mud possible. Good vehicle approach and departure angles are helpful. Tall tires (33” minimum) and traction added device (lockers, limited slips) is recommended. Above average driving skills are desirable. 6 \~ Roads are difficult with considerable erosion damage repaired just enough to be passable. Water in excess of 12” is possible with mud conditions. Steps not exceeding 24”. Tall tires (33” plus) with traction added devices (lockers, limited slips) are recommended. A winch would be a plus. Enhanced suspension travel and ground clearance are helpful. Excellent driving skills are recommended. 7 \~ Trail consists of rock; sand and considerable slickrock with many steps exceeding 24”. Steep inclines and declines are prevalent. Enhanced off road equipment is required including locking devices (front & rear), tall tires, maximum vehicle ground clearance, and tow hooks. A winch is desirable. Excellent driving skills are required. Vehicle mechanical or body damage is likely. Roll over possibilities exist. 8 \~ Extreme trail similar to #7 except a bit more extreme. Excellent driving skills are required. Vehicle damage is likely. Equipment or mechanical damage is probable. Frequent use of your winch may be required. 9 \~ Extreme and beyond, similar to #8. Vehicle damage is likely. Excellent driving skills are required. Roll over is very common. Winches, spare parts and tools are recommended. Be prepared to spend the night on the trail. Beyond the capability of most modified stock vehicles. 10 \~ Let the carnage begin! Buggy territory. Street driven 4X4’s should not attempt this trail. Modified factory vehicles will not be able to complete this trail. ***NCC  Legal  Information:*** ***Rules/Guideline***\*: The No Club Club is just that: a "Virtual" club. We have no president, no treasurer or treasury; members are not "voted in," they simply join. The NCC is and most likely always will be an unorganized club. Our website provide as much organization as most members desire. Many members are already members of various "real" clubs. If organization (president, treasurer, etc.) is [what you desire](https://www.meetup.com/The-Off-Road-AZ-No-Club-Club/pages/8029052/Legal_Information/#), we suggest you look at the Arizona State Association of 4 Wheel Drive Clubs web site [http://asa4wdc.org/...](http://asa4wdc.org/) and find an organized club that suits you. This does not mean that you cannot be a part of the NCC; anyone and everyone can belong to the NCC and whatever other 4wd clubs they desire.\* *Since this is a Virtual club, there are no real rules, however there are certain guidelines:* *1\. When on the trail always remember to [T.R.E.A.D. Lightly](http://treadlightly.org/)!* *Travel and recreate with minimal impact.*  *Respect the environment and the rights of others.*  *Educate yourself, plan and prepare before you go.*  *Allow for future use of the outdoors, leave it better than youfound it.* *Discover the rewards of responsible recreation.* *2\. Don't drink and drive\. A cold one at the end of the trail is perfectly acceptable\. Getting smashed while driving down the trail only gives 4 wheelers a bad reputation and we'd rather not wheel with someone who would jeopardize our sport by giving the eco\-terrorist more ammunition\.* *3\. First name and last name are required for approval as a member\. You may use both partners first names and a last name as well\. Single names or nick names will not be approved\. Administratively we can not sort communications or RSVP’s with single names or nick names\. The priority of who is first to [sign up](https://www.meetup.com/The-Off-Road-AZ-No-Club-Club/pages/8029052/Legal_Information/#) on events depends on this clarity.*  *4. If you want to promote your business or other organizations it must be approved .*   *Disclaimer & Assumption of Risk/Liability:* *The No Club Club (NCC), is a non-established, not for profit, nonofficial club. The NCC is simply a collaboration of individuals sharing a common interest. The NCC and it's members cannot be held accountable for the actions of any member of the NCC. Off roading, like all sports have inherent risks and dangers. All participants (on behalf of him or herself and his/her minor children) are responsible for their own safety during events, voluntarily accepts any and all risks of injury, harm, medical conditions, or [property damage](https://www.meetup.com/The-Off-Road-AZ-No-Club-Club/pages/8029052/Legal_Information/#), assumes all liabilities, and waives any and all damages against NCC (including its organizers, hosts, and members).* *Privacy Information submitted to NCC and it's webmasters is used only for it's intended use. This information is not sold, traded or otherwise loaned to any entity outside of the NCC* *Trail Runs/Trip Reports* *By participating in trail runs planned through NCC, you are permitting the use of your name, nickname, and any photos taken of your person or vehicle during the run to be used in conjunction with associated trip reports. You must make it known to the group at the beginning of each trail run if you do not wish for your name, nickname, person or vehicle used in any text or photos.* *Links Any links to sites, pictures, or graphics outside of NCC are the responsibility of the host site. The NCC is not responsible for the content of a linked site. The NCC offers these links are a service and do not necessarily endorse the products, ideas, or content of the linked site.* *January 1, 2013*

Welcome to the Lower 22 Foundation Meetup group! We are a dedicated community of veterans and supporters committed to reducing the daily suicide rate among service members. Our mission is to provide a supportive and engaging environment through a variety of events and activities. **What We Do:** * **Zoo Trips:** Enjoy a fun day out with fellow veterans and their families. * **Fishing Raffles:** Cast a line and reel in some great prizes while bonding with others. * **Casino Nights:** Try your luck and enjoy a night of games and camaraderie. **Why Join Us?** * **Support:** Connect with others who understand your experiences and challenges. * **Fun:** Participate in exciting events that bring joy and relaxation. * **Community:** Be part of a group that cares about your well-being and success. Whether you’re looking to make new friends, find support, or just have a good time, our events are designed to bring veterans together in a positive and uplifting way. Join us and be part of a community that makes a difference!