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WsSB MTB Riders Signal Instant Message Board

Get the signal app and join the group! Most plans will be made here. Only organized group functions will be done on Meetup. Get Signal and start making plans to ride! https://signal.group/#CjQKIGCd9_AdJkRk9zsfQf4mZNLJbi8-tfDqkHpjqinGPYd9EhBQJEg900WAcSzIZgmpAXIr

WsSB MTB Riders Signal Instant Message Board

Get the signal app and join the group! Most plans will be made here. Only organized group functions will be done on Meetup. Get Signal and start making plans to ride! https://signal.group/#CjQKIGCd9_AdJkRk9zsfQf4mZNLJbi8-tfDqkHpjqinGPYd9EhBQJEg900WAcSzIZgmpAXIr

21+ Friday Night Socials, Pickleball Freeplay

Our event operates in public court space on a first come, first serve basis. Volunteers dedicate their time to setup and share with our attendees and community members. We cannot guarantee court space. Reach out to our organizing members to see how you can help. we generally set up between 4:45 pm to 6 pm depending on organizers' availability. Operating on a pay it forward model. Donations are for making the future enjoyable for others. [OAC Venmo](https://www.venmo.com/u/outdoorathleticsclub) **AGENDA** 5pm-9pm : Pickleball Freeplay (rotation) **You can read the rules here!** [OAC Pickleball Rules](https://outdoorathleticsclub.org/rules-of-pickleball) **For more Pickleball Information** [Ultimate Pickleball Guide](https://outdoorathleticsclub.org/oac-ultimate-pickleball-guide/) **Community Rules :** Before you dive into our community, please take a moment to review our rules. These are in place to ensure a positive and enjoyable experience for everyone involved 1. Be Respectful and Kind: Always interact with other members with kindness and respect. Joking around is fine, but be mindful of others' feelings. Inflammatory, prejudicial, or defaming comments will not be tolerated.

Los Angeles World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR)

Yoga at Sunset - Summer Series

If you feel like some good ol' stretching would be good for your health, come on by. 1 Hr of yoga. Heal your body. Beginners are welcome. Chat and yoga, or bring headphones. Self teaching yoga diagrams will be provided. bring your own mat, you can also just do it on the grass.

WORLD NAKED BIKE RIDE LOS ANGELES (WNBRLA)

The World Naked Bike Ride is an annual event that takes place in over 70 cities around the world. Locally it is focused on making Los Angeles safer for bicyclists, promoting a cleaner environment, and educating the public about positive body awareness by riding nude or "as bare as you dare". **Remember that your RSVP on this page is just to let fellow members know that you will be attending.** If you don't pre-register online, the day of the ride you must register as per the directions below. **Pre-registration**: To pre-register and donate send your $5.00 donation to [[WNBR.LosAngeles@gmail.com](http://WNBR.LosAngeles@gmail.com/) ] Via **PayPal** or **Zelle** **You can also donate via Patreon at** **[https://www.patreon.com/join/WNBRLosAngeles](https://www.patreon.com/join/WNBRLosAngeles)** Pre-registration and/or donation is active from now until **Thursday, June 25, 2026** (We need time to process the donations). If you don’t register online, you can still register or donate on the day of the ride. **Tentative Event Schedule**: 8:00 am Event Registration and Body Painting starts. 10:00 am First ride heads out 12:00 pm Lunch Break and approximate time morning ride returns 2:00 pm Second ride heads out 4:00 pm Second ride returns and Staging Location clean up starts 5:00 pm Event concludes and riders disassemble and leave stagging area **Participant Parking** – As you are bringing your bicycle, please park across Alameda from the MOCA museum and ride your bicycle across Alameda at the corner of Temple to the staging area. There is also metered parking on several streets in the adjacent area to the staging area. Please keep you clothes on till you reach our staging area. **Volunteer Parking** – Enter City LA Parking Lot 7 (140 Judge John Aiso St, Los Angeles, CA 90012). Pay attendant $9 per vehicle so carpooling is encouraged. After paying, look for the orange vest volunteer that will instruct you were to park and how to get to our staging area. There is no in and out. **Registration Process** – If you haven't pre-registered online, all riders need to register in person at the registration table. To speed up the process please read the ride rules we posted on our Facebook ([https://www.facebook.com/WNBRLA/](https://www.facebook.com/WNBRLA/)) and Instagram ([https://www.instagram.com/wnbr_los_angeles/](https://www.instagram.com/wnbr_los_angeles/)) pages, or at the staging area. After confirming you have read the rules and we have verified you have a bicycle you will receive a wristband and a ride sticker. Then you can proceed to the body painting or photo back drop area. **Body Painting** – We will have a station set up for body painting and a few volunteers. Donations of additional paint, color pens, brushes, is appreciated. **Bicycles** – This is a bike ride. Electric bicycles or scooters are permitted. Make sure your bike is in good working conditions. Both rides this year are approximately 7 miles long. Feel free to bring decorations for your bike. No motorcycles. **Signs** – Jim, one of our annual volunteers since 2011 will have his stand with signs available to attach to your bikes. **Nude Is Not Lewd** – The ride is as "Bare as you Dare", nudity is not required. Costumes, masks, and wigs are acceptable. Please be aware that most legal interpretations of “lewd” are not limited to explicit sexual activity but any action, behavior or conduct, intended to arouse oneself or another person and draw special attention towards a person’s genitals. For this reason, cock rings, fetish gear, and visible erections are unacceptable. Cover up if necessary. Anyone that does not follow these simple rules will be asked to leave and could be cited by LAPD. **PHOTOGRAPHY** \- Most of the ride will be on public roads and many bystanders will take your picture as you pass\. It is legal for them to do so and everyone has a camera nowadays\. If you don’t want to be photographed\, don’t ride\. Wigs\, dark glasses\, and other forms of disguise that do not affect your ability to ride are allowed\. **PLEASE READ THE RIDE RULES POSTED ON OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM PAGES BEFORE YOU REGISTER.** Volunteers are needed! If you can help, email Dennis at [wnbr.losangeles@gmail.com](http://wnbr.losangeles@gmail.com/)

Mt Kilimanjaro Trek! One of the 7 Summits! A bucket list adventure

**Our Meetup is off to another hiking adventure! Mt Kilimanjaro, as the tallest mountain in Africa, is included in the 7 Summits of the world.** **It is a bucket-list item for all hard-core hikers and mountain lovers.** We did this trek with Meetup in the summer of 2024 and it was a true experience of a lifetime (see photos below) Let's get to some numbers. It is 5,895m/19,340ft BUT . . . our starting elevation for the trek is 3795m/12541ft As such elevation gain is 2100m/6799ft To compare Everest Base Camp trek, is about 2754m/9035ft elevation change. And Mt Whitney is about 1828m/6000ft elevation change. The key to being able to succeed in this endeavor lays in the route and the support system. We are taking the Lemosho Route via the Northern Circuit. The Northern Circuit route is the longest and newest of the seven established Kilimanjaro routes. It's one of the best routes because it has the best acclimatization profile. This results in one of the highest summit success rates. Add to that stunning views, and comparatively relaxed pace. It is also much less crowded than the other Kilimanjaro routes. As far as our support system: We will be accompanied by experienced guides, porters and cooks. They are certified, ensuring our safety and comfort. Porters will carry our gear. We will have a high ratio of guides to hikers. Our guides will go our pace and support each and everyone of us, regardless of fitness level and pace. In other words...you go your own speed and we all get there safe. More about our trek/trip. As with all our international trips, we picked the best season/time of year to go for weather and wildlife. Lemosho and Northern Circuit is a scenically spectacular and varied route. At the lower elevations it has an abundance of wildlife such as elephant, buffalo, eland and lion which come over to forage during dry season. **Each of our trips is personally crafted to offer the best places and best use of time.** *But I don't have the needed gear?!* You don't need much more than the standard trekker's equipment. We will provide you with a list of what is already included and what can be rented there. *Does this include food?* All meals on the trek potion are included and a cook travels with us! *What is lodging like?* We are sleeping in new and comfortable tents (carried during the day by porters) *I am new at this.* That's OK. We do plenty of prep Zooms before we depart. And in California we have a number of local outdoor day or weekend outings you can test out with us. *How dangerous is this? What if I get sick or hurt?* We will be walking on an established, well used trail the entire time. **Our trip INCLUDES emergency insurance.** We are also Certified Wilderness First Responders and our guides are members of (AMREF) Flying Doctor. **Plain and simple, safety is our primary goal.** *How much does this cost?* **Kilimanjaro Mountain Trek $3950 per person, double occupancy. Land only (airfare not included). Solo supplement $600** Trip Cost includes: \- 9 nights accommodation \- 3 meals everyday on the trek \- All Fees & Entrances and Taxes \- Camping equipment such as tents\, tables\, chairs\. \- Lead Guide\, Assistant Guides\, Porters and Cook *RSVP to this event shows your interest, but does not hold your space.* ***The only way to secure your spot for this trip is a $300 deposit:*** ***[CLICK HERE FOR SECURE DEPOSIT LINK](https://www.paypal.com/instantcommerce/checkout/8P9NUAVQM8UEN)*** *Deposit is refundable up to 90 days before the departure (less PayPal fees).* *IF you need an airfare quote,* [Click here to message Anna](https://secure.meetup.com/messages/?new_convo=true&member_id=131297062) For more information about this or any of our other international events, fill out this form: **[INTERNATIONAL MEETUPS INFO REQUEST](https://forms.gle/cQdqYw74gAYqphXX8)** To see pictures from our Kilimanjaro adventure in 2024 [CLICK HERE](https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPkfkUp6sEZVQ-xse1di_K19d1QVmSb5KOLeIjynRoWGv_XFLXI8wBfT61XxAHavg?key=U2tKajBuOGRiZkxBOUtTUG1GbUVRVmlDaERCeG5n) We do a monthly Q & A Zoom: Meet others attending, be social, or come and get any questions answered. [Click Here to RSVP to our Zoom](https://www.meetup.com/moretoexplore/events/296044209/) The MAIN location where this event is posted: [https://www.meetup.com/moretoexplore/events/302872805/](https://www.meetup.com/moretoexplore/events/302872805/) (RSVP there for any conversation and comments) This events is cross posted to several other groups and the number of RSVPs on each is not reflective. We have a set of sister groups where we post our local free, local/regional camping, and our overseas events too. [Click Here ](https://www.meetup.com/CulturalArts/Events)for our other events: Live the adventure instead of only dreaming it! SOT 200318-10

Let's Hike to the Summit of Mt. Wilson via the Mt. Wilson Trail

Mt Kilimanjaro Trek! One of the 7 Summits. Join us on this bucket list adventure

**Our Meetup is off to another hiking adventure! Mt Kilimanjaro, as the tallest mountain in Africa, is included in the 7 Summits of the world.** **It is a bucket-list item for all hard-core hikers and mountain lovers.** We did this trek with Meetup in the summer of 2024 and it was a true experience of a lifetime (see photos below) Let's get to some numbers. It is 5,895m/19,340ft BUT . . . our starting elevation for the trek is 3795m/12541ft As such elevation gain is 2100m/6799ft To compare Everest Base Camp trek, is about 2754m/9035ft elevation change. And Mt Whitney is about 1828m/6000ft elevation change. The key to being able to succeed in this endeavor lays in the route and the support system. We are taking the Lemosho Route via the Northern Circuit. The Northern Circuit route is the longest and newest of the seven established Kilimanjaro routes. It's one of the best routes because it has the best acclimatization profile. This results in one of the highest summit success rates. Add to that stunning views, and comparatively relaxed pace. It is also much less crowded than the other Kilimanjaro routes. As far as our support system: We will be accompanied by experienced guides, porters and cooks. They are certified, ensuring our safety and comfort. Porters will carry our gear. We will have a high ratio of guides to hikers. Our guides will go our pace and support each and everyone of us, regardless of fitness level and pace. In other words...you go your own speed and we all get there safe. More about our trek/trip. As with all our international trips, we picked the best season/time of year to go for weather and wildlife. Lemosho and Northern Circuit is a scenically spectacular and varied route. At the lower elevations it has an abundance of wildlife such as elephant, buffalo, eland and lion which come over to forage during dry season. **Each of our trips is personally crafted to offer the best places and best use of time.** *But I don't have the needed gear?!* You don't need much more than the standard trekker's equipment. We will provide you with a list of what is already included and what can be rented there. *Does this include food?* All meals on the trek potion are included and a cook travels with us! *What is lodging like?* We are sleeping in new and comfortable tents (carried during the day by porters) *I am new at this.* That's OK. We do plenty of prep Zooms before we depart. And in California we have a number of local outdoor day or weekend outings you can test out with us. *How dangerous is this? What if I get sick or hurt?* We will be walking on an established, well used trail the entire time. **Our trip INCLUDES emergency insurance.** We are also Certified Wilderness First Responders and our guides are members of (AMREF) Flying Doctor. **Plain and simple, safety is our primary goal.** *How much does this cost?* **Kilimanjaro Mountain Trek $3950 per person, double occupancy. Land only (airfare not included). Solo supplement $600** Trip Cost includes: \- 9 nights accommodation \- 3 meals everyday on the trek \- All Fees & Entrances and Taxes \- Camping equipment such as tents\, tables\, chairs\. \- Lead Guide\, Assistant Guides\, Porters and Cook *RSVP to this event shows your interest, but does not hold your space.* ***The only way to secure your spot for this trip is a $300 deposit:*** ***[CLICK HERE FOR SECURE DEPOSIT LINK](https://www.paypal.com/instantcommerce/checkout/8P9NUAVQM8UEN)*** *Deposit is refundable up to 90 days before the departure (less PayPal fees).* *IF you need an airfare quote,* [Click here to message Anna](https://secure.meetup.com/messages/?new_convo=true&member_id=131297062) For more information about this or any of our other international events, fill out this form: **[INTERNATIONAL MEETUPS INFO REQUEST](https://forms.gle/cQdqYw74gAYqphXX8)** To see pictures from our Kilimanjaro adventure in 2024 [CLICK HERE](https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPkfkUp6sEZVQ-xse1di_K19d1QVmSb5KOLeIjynRoWGv_XFLXI8wBfT61XxAHavg?key=U2tKajBuOGRiZkxBOUtTUG1GbUVRVmlDaERCeG5n) We do a monthly Q & A Zoom: Meet others attending, be social, or come and get any questions answered. [Click Here to RSVP to our Zoom](https://www.meetup.com/moretoexplore/events/296044209/) The MAIN location where this event is posted: [https://www.meetup.com/moretoexplore/events/302872805/](https://www.meetup.com/moretoexplore/events/302872805/) (RSVP there for any conversation and comments) This events is cross posted to several other groups and the number of RSVPs on each is not reflective. We have a set of sister groups where we post our local free, local/regional camping, and our overseas events too. [Click Here ](https://www.meetup.com/CulturalArts/Events)for our other events: Live the adventure instead of only dreaming it! SOT 200318-10

Overnight Backpacking: Mt Pacifico Campground. 6 miles via PCT.

***>>>To participate in this event please join the waitlist.*** ***>>>Please note that we flag all no shows, including day of event cancellations.*** **We are cross posting this event from another meetup backpacking group.** **We’ve done this popular overnighter at this FREE campground several times before, on foot, by bike, by car, and we’re doing it again!** **From Mill Creek we’ll hike the PCT, 6 miles up to the campground. This is the ‘backside’ of the San Gabriel Mts.** **Once we reach the top the entire Antelope Valley lies 4,000’ below us.** **The night time views from the campground of the desert floor below and the sunsets are just spectacular!** **We will meet at the PCT trailhead at Mill Creek Picnic Area at 0800 and hike the PCT 6 miles up to Mt Pacifico Campground, elevation 7,100’, and camp overnight.** **This is a 12 mile, out and back trip.** **Elevation gain is roughly 2,500’ from Mill Creek to Mt Pacifico Campground.** **PLEASE BE ON TIME. If you arrive a few minutes late and don’t see any one of us, that means we’re already on the trail. We’ll see you at the campground.** **>>>NO WATER AT THE CAMPGROUND!** **Some members will be car camping and have volunteered to bring plenty of extra water for us, therefore, no need to carry extra water.** **The campground has picnic tables, fire pits, and vault toilets.** **There’s plenty of firewood up there for the campfire.** **>>>ADVENTURE PASS REQUIRED TO PARK AT THE TRAILHEAD!<<<** **If you have any questions please comment below.**

OVERNIGHT BACKPACK: Mt Pacifico Campground. Car Camp option.

********************************************************************************************************************************************To participate in this event please join the waitlist.******************************************************************************************************************************************** **FYI, we’re doing this trip again on 8/22, hosted by MELANIE.** **We’ve done this popular overnighter at this FREE campground several times before, by foot, by bike, by car, and we’re doing it again!** **The night time views of the desert floor below and the sunsets are spectacular!** **>>>>BACKPACKERS:** **Meet at the PCT TRAILHEAD at Mill Creek Summit at 0800 and hike the PCT 6 miles up to Mt Pacifico Campground, elevation 7,100’, and camp overnight. This is an out and back route.** **Elevation gain is roughly 2,500’ to Mt Pacifico.** **There is no water at the top, car camping folks will have plenty of water for you, so no need to carry extra water.** **>>>>CAR CAMPERS** **Take Pacifico Mountain Road, 3N17 (6 miles dirt fire road) all the way up to the campground.** **HIGH CLEARANCE VEHICLE REQUIRED FOR THE FIRE ROAD!!** **Mt Pacifico Campground is situated just above 7,100’ in elevation, overlooking the entire Antelope Valley below.** **Campsites are first come first serve, and there are picnic tables, fire pits, and vault toilets. There is no water!** **>>>>ADVENTURE PASS REQUIRED TO PARK YOUR VEHICLE OVERNIGHT AT THE TRAILHEAD OR AT THE CAMPGROUND<<<** **If you have any questions please comment below.**