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Chile Patagonia W+ Trek, Riverside Glamping, Thxgiving week (limited spots)

Mon, Nov 23, 12:00 AM
From DESI OUTDOORS: Nature.Adventure.Experience.Community
4.9
12 attendees

NYC-ADV Holiday Party /// 1st Thursdays

Fri, Dec 4, 12:00 AM
From NYC Adventure Cycling Club
5.0
1 attendee
Leader Launch Day

Leader Launch Day

Sun, Nov 8, 2:00 PM
From Appalachian Mountain Club - Young Members
4.8

**[>> REGISTER HERE <<](https://activities.outdoors.org/s/oc-activity/a5UVX000001JNWb2AO/act00023952)** Interested in becoming an AMC outdoor leader, or looking to sharpen your leadership skills? Join us for the Leaders Launch Day, a day of connection, learning, and hands-on practice in the field. Whether you're exploring leadership for the first time, working through the Leader-in-Training process, or are already an active leader looking for a refresher, you'll spend the day learning alongside fellow AMC leaders in a supportive environment. We'll start with coffee and conversation before heading out on the trail for a field-based leadership practicum featuring realistic scenarios, group discussion, mentoring, and skill-building. We'll wrap up the day with trip planning support to help future leaders take the next step toward posting and leading an activity. Take [Outdoor Leader Fundamentals](https://appalachian-mountain-club-2649.reach360.com/register/e1a8d723-2366-45eb-8713-33031244a0ad), then join the this Future Leaders Hike. By the end of the day, you'll have hands-on leadership experience and clear next steps toward leading your first AMC trip. NY-NoJ Chapter Leaders-in-Training: Participation in this event counts as two co-leads toward your leadership requirements. Please bring any materials needed to document your participation and leadership sign-offs. **Route Description** We'll meet at The Bonnefont. From there, we'll explore the paths of Fort Tryon Park during an extended field session focused on outdoor leadership practice. Along the way, participants will rotate through practicing leadership roles and work through realistic outdoor leadership scenarios. The route provides a welcoming environment for new leaders while offering meaningful opportunities for experienced leaders to refine their skills through mentoring, discussion, and hands-on practice. **What to Pack** Please bring what you need to be comfortable outdoors for the day. We'll move at a training pace (approximately 1.5 mph) with frequent stops for discussion, scenarios, and skills practice. * Comfortable walking or hiking footwear * Weather-appropriate clothing * A warm layer for longer training stops * Rain layer * Water (at least 1-2 liters) * Lunch and trail snacks * Small daypack * Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen) * Personal medications * Notebook and pen (optional) * Trekking poles (optional) **Schedule** 9:00–10:00 AM \| Coffee & Connections Meet fellow participants, local leaders, and chapter volunteers while learning more about leadership opportunities at AMC. 10:00 AM–3:00 PM \| Leadership Scenarios on Trail A facilitated field experience featuring realistic leadership scenarios, group discussion, mentoring, and practical problem-solving in an outdoor setting. Topics may include: * Trip talks and activity introductions * Leader and sweep role rotations * Group management scenarios * Navigation and decision making * Inclusion and participant care * Risk awareness and judgment in the field 3:00\-5:00 PM \| Trip Planning Explore activity ideas, get help with trip planning and posting, connect with mentors, and leave with clear next steps toward leading your own AMC activity Join us for the full day or the portions most relevant to your leadership journey. Whether you're preparing to post your first activity or looking to refresh your skills, you'll leave with new connections, practical experience, and clear next steps. Please Register **[HERE](https://activities.outdoors.org/s/oc-activity/a5UVX000001JNWb2AO/act00023952)** if you plan to attend. Your registration helps us plan mentoring support, materials, and group size for the day! Leader: Amaya Michael

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MUSEUM MILE AND THE HEIDELBERG RESTAURANT, 1648 2 AVE., New York, NY.

MUSEUM MILE AND THE HEIDELBERG RESTAURANT, 1648 2 AVE., New York, NY.

Sat, Nov 21, 7:00 PM
From German - American Hiking Club of New York and New Jersey
4.8

Spend the afternoon at one of the many great museums followed by dinner at the Heidelberg.

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1 attendee

5Point Adventure Film Festival benefiting NYCICO

Thu, Dec 10, 11:00 PM
From New York City Inspiring Connections Outdoors (NYC ICO)
4.9
8 attendees
Lamplighters Club

Lamplighters Club

Thu, Oct 22, 11:30 PM
From Lamplighters Club

**The Lamplighters’ Club** is for people who burn the midnight oil, and are tired of doing it alone in their apartment or in an empty office. Bring the novel, the side project, the code that won’t compile, or just your 9–5 overflow. Grab a coffee, find a seat, and work alongside a few strangers. Chat if you feel like it; put your headphones on if you don’t. **How it works** 7:30: arrive, grab a drink, say hi 7:45: quick round of “what I’m working on tonight” (one sentence, no pressure) 7:50–9:30: heads-down work, with a short break in the middle 9:30–9:45: wrap up, share what you got done Free to join. Just buy something from the café. Wifi, outlets and pastries included. Cafés rotate, so this is the first of many. *Hosted by a founding engineer trying to escape his one-bedroom.*

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Meetup is a platform to join groups and attend events based on shared interests, such as camping in New York. It's great for meeting like-minded individuals and exploring new hobbies.

Use Meetup's search feature to find camping groups in New York. Browse by location to discover events happening nearby and connect with fellow camping enthusiasts.

Yes, you can join as many camping groups as you like, allowing you to participate in various trips and meet different people with shared outdoor interests.

Check Meetup for upcoming camping events happening this weekend near New York City. Many groups host regular outdoor adventures that you can join.

Once you find a camping event you’re interested in, you can RSVP directly on Meetup. This ensures your spot and keeps you updated on event details.

Meetup is free for users to search and join groups. However, some events may require fees for participation, especially for supplies or venue rentals.

Check individual event listings for specific requirements. Generally, you’ll need camping gear and personal supplies. Organizers typically provide key details upon RSVP.

Yes, attending camping events through Meetup is a great way to meet and socialize with new people who share your interest in the outdoors.

Many Meetup camping groups welcome beginners. Look for group descriptions and event details to confirm suitability, and don’t hesitate to reach out to organizers with questions.

Meetup connects you with organizers who plan these events. While it aims to facilitate quality experiences, event outcomes depend on organizational quality and participation.

No, organization varies by group. Some may have structured itineraries, while others offer more casual trips. Review event details to find what suits you.

The availability of trips may vary based on location and group activities. It's best to regularly check Meetup for new and diverse camping opportunities.

Meetup focuses on group-based activities, not organizing individual trips. It's ideal for those looking to join community-led camping trips.

Yes, if you’re motivated to lead, you can create a new Meetup group focused on organizing camping trips in New York and invite others to join.

While many camping trips are in-person adventures, some events may include planning sessions or virtual meetings as pre-trip arrangements.