Outdoor activities groups near Mount Vernon, OH

Hi and welcome! The Women's Outdoor Adventures group is a place for women to draw together in community and share life's joys with one another. This group's purpose is to encourage women to explore the beautiful outdoors, enjoy exercising together, and build community with each other! When we meet, we will enjoy various outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP), running, swimming, canoeing, you name it! This group will also offer times to bring along your kiddos to share in the fun! Brainstorming together is how we plan to figure out what locations, types of activies, and timing of the events will work best for those who would like to participate. We hope to challenge ourselves physically and also grow relationally through our meet-ups. -Looking forward to adventuring together!

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