What we’re about
We are a group of adventurers from the LGBT community looking to get out on trails, on rivers, or anywhere outside, actively enjoying nature and the great outdoors. Adventures include hiking, biking, kayaking, ziplining, camping, and any/all other outdoors recreational activities members want to do. Looking to make new friends in the LGBT community while having a great adventure? Then this group is for you.
We also welcome our straight brothers, sisters, friends, and allies!
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- First Coast AIDS WalkAvondale United Methodist Church, Jacksonville, FL
The First Coast AIDS Walk is back! Lace up and step out with us this autumn to raise funds for combatting the AIDS epidemic and helping those impacted by the disease.
Registration $20.
https://givebutter.com/FirstCoastAIDSWalk
I created an Outdoorsy team within the First Coast AIDS Walk fundraiser. Register with the Outdoorsy Adventure Team.
We can go to the Riverside Arts Market after the walk or I'm open to other suggestions.
- Outdoorsy Bike AdventureTimucuan Trail , Jacksonville, FL
Join the Outdoorsy gang on a beautiful scenic bike adventure!
We’ll begin at the Timucuan Trailhead located at 11009 Heckscher Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32226
The Timucuan Trail in this area is a paved, mostly off-road pathway that runs north 6 miles to Peters Point Beach Park on Amelia Island, or south crossing the A1A bridge to Big Talbot Island State Park.
The southern section brings you across the mouth of the sound to a wooden boardwalk overlooking Spoonbill Pond, one of the premier birding spots in Northeast Florida.
Keep an eye out for the flashy pink plumage of the pond’s namesake, the roseate spoonbill, as they search the shallow waters for food with their rounded beaks.
We will pass through Little Talbot Island, Big Talbot Island and can stop and take a few breaks in between. There are a few off-road trails that can be accessed for beautiful views. If everyone feels up to it, we can make it to Boneyard Beach to take in the view.
We can ride for 10 miles or 100 miles! During the adventure, we can gather feedback and get a sense of the mood.
Helmets and/or other protective gear is suggested, but not required.
Snacks and plenty of water is highly suggested!**BYOB** Bring Your Own Bike as there are no bike rentals in the area.
I have one extra bike I can bring to lend.If anyone else in the group has an extra bike to lend, please engage with other members.
You can find more information about the trail at www.floridastateparks.org/learn/bike-timucuan-trail