Outdoor activities groups near Clackamas, OR

If you're in tech, you know how fast things move, and having a solid network is important to staying on top of the shifts and trends. This group is for tech professionals looking to connect, but with a twist—it's all about being active. Instead of the usual happy hour or office setting, we focus on getting away from the screen and enjoying activities like hiking, jogging, kayaking, skiing, or even catching a Timbers game or volunteering. Let's break down the barriers of traditional networking and have authentic experiences while getting some fresh air while building your network.

Welcome to Sober Outdoors! This group is for outdoor lovers who want to connect with like-minded individuals in a sober environment. We meet to explore the community, visit dog parks, engage in trail jogging, hiking, backpacking, camping, paddleboarding, and other various outdoor hobbies. Our activities focus on staying sober with or without the 12-step program. This is not an AA affiliate so do not feel like you need to be in recovery to join. The only requirement is a desire to live a sober life outside. Join us for some fun and adventurous outings as we enjoy the beauty of nature together!

We’re two Portland families with four teens and tweens organizing in-person events. Come join us to hike, swim, bowl, camp, play board games, go to Escape Rooms and attend theater events—and other activities the teens want to do in person.

This group is for meeting outdoors for meditation practice. Self explanatory! Meditating outdoors offers many benefits, including the sights, sounds and smells of nature. We will join for discussion, sharing of techniques and experience, and practice of moving, walking meditation, and seated meditation. People of all experience levels, ages, genders, ethnicities, body and personality types, and walks of life are welcome, as long as you are kind and respectful to others. Donations are optional. Come join us to relax, destress, connect more deeply with yourself and nature, and make some friends! Feel free to ask any question on your mind about the group or events!

PNW Women's Outdoor Group's motto is: Empowering women one step at a time. Our purpose is to bring women of the Pacific Northwest together who are 18 years or older and of all levels of fitness, for new adventures & experiences; to learn new skills; to discover new favorite adventures and to share camaraderie with other like-minded PNW women. PNW women’s outdoor group is all about creating new friendships and encouraging each other to reach personal fitness goals, all while enjoying outdoor activities. These are some types of hikes &/or activities we have hosted since the formation of our group in 2013: Local area hikes through Forest Park, the "4T", around the waterfront & in your neighborhood. We've led hikes and backpack trips throughout the Gorge, Coastal Range, Mt Hood, Mt St Helen's, Mt Rainer, Mt Adams, to name a few. Our volunteer event organizers have also hosted many road trips which included camping/backpacking/hiking, to Canada, Yellowstone, Sawtooths, Steen's, Grand Canyon, Utah's big 5 National Parks, Redwoods, etc. If we're not hiking/backpacking, we're Car Camping, Mushroom Hunting, Wildflower Identifying, Snowshoeing, Cross Country Skiing, Downhill Skiing, Snowboarding, Climbing, Kayaking, Sailing, rafting…. Social activities have included group gatherings, pot lucks, book discussions, park concerts, etc. We have also offered Outdoor Education Workshops, as well as opportunities to serve our community with volunteer events, both indoors and out. We hope to be able to build back up to provide these types of activities in the very near future, so are also recruiting new event organizers. Thanks!  McNeil Point Mt Hood. Summer 2013

Welcome to POCO! We're a non-profit with volunteers, with a part time staff of one (me). We look forward to gaining the financial and volunteer support we need to develop a team that will serve our community even more. If you would like to help us to get there, click the link, and know that we need you and appreciate your support. **Want to support us? You can contribute** Send checks or money orders to PPF for People of Color Outdoors 8383 NE Sandy Blvd. #435 Portland, OR 97220 **Please introduce yourself and your business so that we can network and support you.** You are welcome here! We're a supportive community, so networking and supporting each other is important to this community. After you join, introduce yourself and your business. Here's my business intro: My name is (Pamela Slaughter) and I am the Executive Director of People of Color Outdoors. If you have a business, you can use the same format so that we can support a community member while getting what we need. **More about People of Color Outdoors**: Portland's BIPOC don't really have a physical community to call home. We do, however, have access to many beautiful and healing places. I started this community because BIPOC so often feel unwelcome at best, and have experienced trauma at worst, in outdoor spaces. This is not a generic group for people who want more diversity in their lives. It's a healing space where BIPOC can enjoy the outdoors together. People of Color Outdoors is a very special community where members can feel safe, welcome, cared about, and truly seen. We are often asked if non-BIPOC parents can participate with their BIPOC children. The answer is YES. POCO welcomes all BIPOC children, and their parents are welcome to bring them. POCO has no activities where children can be dropped off, so a guardian or parent will always participate. We also love when community members bring their elders to outings. While most of our activities involve exploring the treasures to be found near the Portland Metro area, we also network, enjoy indoor events such as holiday parties, and do other things together with the intention of creating a safe, educational, fun, and supportive community. **Want to support us? You can send donations to: People of Color Outdoors c/o Pamela Slaughter 8383 NE Sandy Blvd #435 Portland, Oregon 97220** You can also support us by purchasing my book, which is full of great information and helps to support POCO: https://www.amazon.com/Hi-My-Name-Robin-Watchers/dp/0578722704?asin=0578722704&revisionId=&format=4&depth=1

OpenIDEO Portland Chapter now meets as Impact x Design [Join us here](https://www.meetup.com/impactxdesign/)

**About:** Outdoor Afro celebrates and inspires Black connections and leadership in nature. Our local network activities range from hiking, biking, kayaking, swimming, bird watching, fishing, and more.  **Website:** outdoorafro.org Here is where you can start locally connecting with people who share your outdoor interests!

Exploring the Portland area with other dads that want to have their child(ren) learn a love for nature and an active lifestyle. This is for dads that want to bring their kids on small hikes/walks and want to connect with other dads in the area. \*\*\*All minors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

This group is for travelers who don’t want to wait on their friends to finally say “yes” to travel. Life is too short and the world is too big! The trips in this group are usually 90% solo travelers but everyone is welcome, female/male, solo/couple/friends, straight/LGBTQIA+! So let’s travel together with fun, like-minded travelers! If you have an open mind and are kind to fellow travelers, you will fit in perfectly on these trips! The local events in the group are member-driven so if you’d like to host a Meetup in your area (i.e. a brunch, happy hour, travel talk, coffee, etc), feel free to let me know and I'll help you get it set up in the group! **NOTE:** The people on these trips are from all over the States but you’ll always be connected with people from the same city on a trip so you can meet up face to face and get to know your future travel buddies prior to the trip. You’ll also be connected to the whole group via email prior to the trip so you can virtually get to know those that are from different areas. On average, the people on each trip are 90% solo travelers but it’s hard to predict the exact demographic for each trip so please keep this in mind. Feel free to join the Facebook group to connect with past travelers on these trips, see pictures, ask questions, funny travel memes, travel-related articles, etc: [https://www.facebook.com/groups/613025845523107](https://www.facebook.com/groups/613025845523107) The trips in this group are put on by a tour company called Globe Drifters and they focus on small group trips geared towards solo travelers with the mission of giving new meaning to travel by putting the human experience at the heart of their trips. The groups are small, usually with 12 people maximum per trip and about 90% of everyone on each trip are solo travelers so you’re not stuck being the odd man out on trips with mostly couples. You’ll have the best of both worlds, solo travel with the security of a small group of other solo travelers for some company on your adventure! To contact Globe Drifters directly, you can email [info@globe-drifters.com](mailto:info@globe-drifters.com).

This adult group is for 20-somethings and 30-somethings who love the outdoors and want to experience it with other like-minded people. All skill levels are welcome. Hikes will mostly be around Portland and the surrounding area and will vary in difficulty and length. Looking to meet people? The goal of this group is to create an atmosphere where you'll be sure to have fun and make friends, all while staying in shape or getting in better shape and clearing your mind in the great outdoors. Dogs are welcome on hikes, but note that a small number of trails will not allow them, and these will be clearly noted beforehand. For out-of-town hikes with limited availability, please only sign up if you are sure you will attend. For a little clarity on the group demographics, it caters to the 20-39 year crowd. We are unable to accommodate children under 18.

Join in for epic outdoor yoga experiences through hiking, backpacking, camping, and more!

From urban walks with all-levels yoga classes in the Portland metro area to overnight backpacking + yoga retreats in the Olympics, this group is for those who want to connect to nature in order to connect to themselves.

Combining yoga philosophy and Vinyasa yoga practice with outdoor adventure, our mission is to help you get outside of your comfort zone, into the wild, and in tune with your true dharma. Adventure in a safe, welcoming environment (no experience necessary!) and enjoy yoga classes outside of the studio!

Join us at Thrive Guides' Connection Cafes! Our age-friendly get-togethers break the mold of traditional senior center meetings, offering cultural, engaging, and educational experiences in vibrant community spaces. Enjoy mocktail workshops, shibori dyeing sessions, scam awareness classes, and even backyard beekeeping lessons. Each event is hosted in funky, fun, and interesting cafes, restaurants, and gathering places. Come for the unique activities, stay for the great company—let's connect, learn, and thrive together!

Some of us seek out the more unique experiences in the world. New experiences that heighten our senses and make us feel alive! This group focuses solely on those experiences. Come join us on a chocolate tour of Portland, hang out with adorable alpacas, explore caves, take flights over the city, stand up paddleboard on the Willamette River, visit an observatory, ride around on electric scooters, try a bite of every donut on Blue Star's menu, and much more! We'll likely spend a lot of time outdoors and/or eating food. So, sign up for this group to meet like-minded people who love unique experiences! 20s to 40s only please.

Unique interactive group experiences that offer a diverse range of healing & consciousness modalities for personal & collective transformation. Through the vehicles of sound, energy, consciousness, guided practices & ritual we have the power to change ourselves & our culture. The focus of these experiences is to teach tools that assist people in reconnecting with their sovereignty, authenticity & spirit guides. We will also work together to bring healing to the collective consciousness & the earth, as many minds together hold great power. Through this reconnection to authenticity & the more-than-human realm we can access deeply rooted patterns, stories & beliefs that are hard to access or lie outside our conscious awareness. With intention we can bring healing to those areas that need acknowledgment & transmute their charge, reducing their influence in our daily lives. Through this process of transmutation we come into greater harmony of being & open ourselves up to be of greater service in the world.

We are group of young professionals in our 20s and 30s in the Portland area who are dedicated to serving underprivileged children in our community, while promoting leadership development, friendship, and fun for members. We are one of many Active 20-30 clubs in the USA and Central and South America. We are currently looking for new members to join our club!

Portland Mosaic is a club for Jewish adults who want to get outdoors, have fun, meet new people, and explore the gorgeous Pacific Northwest.