Ebike Rides San Francisco

Brickyard Cove to end of Bay Bridge via Bay Trail

We'll ride along the Bay Trail to Emeryville, go under the overpass, and work our way towards IKEA on Shellmound Dr., where we pick up the Bay Bridge Trail. We'll meet up at the end of the bridge, at the lookout. Most likely, we'll eat at (To be decided), on the way back, via Aquatic Park . If you have found the Seabreeze Cafe at the corner of University and Frontage Road, you're almost there. Continue across the unpaved parking lot to the new area of the park called Brickyard Cove. You'll find us in the new paved parking area.

San Francisco Roundabout Part 1 (of 3)

Gamebridge Game Development Meetup

THE MEETUP IS HAPPENING IN PERSON AND ONLINE VIA STREAMING ON OUR DISCORD SERVER. (https://discord.gg/R9GkDjk) IN THE "Church Classroom" CHANNEL. Learn to make games, music and art in free beginner-friendly class meetups with tutorials! (https://gamebridgeu.wordpress.com/tutorials) and projects (https://gamebridgeu.wordpress.com/projects). WHEN: 7-9ish PM PST Wednesdays WHERE: Noisebridge Hackerspace, (https://noisebridge.net) 272 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110 WE ARE IN THE DISCORD!! ^__^ https://discord.gg/R9GkDjk • Noisebridge Hackerspace Meeting (https://noisebridge.net/meeting): 7-7:30pm every Tuesday. meet Noisebridge members & participate in the broader community! • What to bring: a laptop, Unity, Unreal, Godot, or any game engine of choice, game, art and music tools!(http://gamebridgeu.wordpress.com/resources). .

San Francisco Waterfront Hike 10-17-2026

NB18 Fairly Legal: Noisebridge Anniversary Party!

**Noisebridge Hackerspace** celebrates **18 years** as a bastion of Net freedom and open maker culture, somehow remaining fairly legal! Party with us in recognition of Noisebridge's ongoing commitment to human flourishing, hacking the planet, and shaping an excellent future together. NOTE: No ticket required, but this IS a [fundraiser](https://luma.com/b1x6dmp6). ### DAY 1 (Friday, Oct. 16): KICKOFF * Hackerween Social: **5pm-7pm** * Opening Ceremony and Stupidhack Kickoff: **8pm-9pm** * Resident Electronic Music: **8:30pm-LATE** ### DAY 2 (Saturday, Oct. 17): PARTY ON! * Guild Workshops + Repair Fair: **12pm-5pm** * Stupidhack Demos and Awards, 10-Minutes-of-Fame Talks, Costume Contest: **7pm-9pm** * Music Guild Show: **9pm-11pm** * Cyber Rave: **11pm-12am+** More info at: https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/NB18 And (Friday): https://luma.com/b1x6dmp6 And (Saturday): https://luma.com/ceeotcql

Paddleboarding/Kayaking in San Rafael.

Headlands Loop, Bobcat to Miwok from Gerbode Lot. 6 miles/1000 ft.

Please join me for a beautiful Headlands loop staring from Gerbode Valley Trailhead parking lot. It has beautiful views. We'll start at Gerbode Valley Trailhead parking lot, which is about 1.6 miles past the Baker-Barry Tunnel on the right hand side. Look for the sign on the right hand side of Bunker Rd that reads "Gerbode Valley Trailhead" (with a right arrow). Turn in there. **Don't use Apple Maps because it takes you to the wrong place.** Google maps gets you to the correct place for this one. Parking is free. We'll meet near the bathroom. We'll hike up Bobcat Trail and down the Miwok Traill. It will be about 6 miles and 1000 feet elevation gain. It's full exposure but could be foggy or windy, with little shade and there is some loose gravel. So you might benefit from bringing poles and using sunscreen. Bring water, snacks if you need them, and good hiking shoes/boots. Please note that the wait time to go through the tunnel can be up to 5 minutes. Please allow extra time. Members really appreciate starting on time and frown at late comers!! **Please have "boots on" and be ready to hike at 9:30.** **IMPORTANT:** For the safety and well-being of the group, please take into consideration the distance/elevation gain-loss and your own fitness level when signing up for a hike. As the group leader, I organize hikes but please note that I take no responsibility for your safety. If signing up for a hike, please agree that you are responsible for your own well-being. Sorry, no dogs. Please note that there's a 2 "no-shows" and last minute (less than 24 hours) removal from group policy. Please be courteous to the group and be on time so we can stick to the schedule. Thank you! **MANDATORY:** **For all participating members I am requesting that you please be sure to fill out the "Membership Details" for this group under your profile BEFORE your next event. It will only take one minute and it is mandatory going forward before you participate in any hikes or events. It only needs to be done once. PLEASE NOTE -- THIS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE ATTENDING THIS EVENT OR ANY HIKES: (If you are a new member, you would have already completed this.)** **\*\*\*MEMBERS WHO RSVP AND HAVE NOT COMPLETED THIS, WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY MOVED TO THE NOT GOING LIST. YOU MUST COMPLETE THE MEMBERSHIP DETAILS BEFORE YOU ARE ALLOWED TO JOIN, PLEASE!!!!!\*\*\*** You may rejoin the hike once this is completed if there is still space. Thank you!!! To find the form, **you need to use a desktop or laptop**. It does not work on the mobile app. (Or to make it even easier: remove yourself from the group and then rejoin. An automatic prompt to answer the questions will pop up, even on your mobile phone.) 1. Click on the downward arrow next to your profile photo in the top righthand corner of the Meet Up Page. 1. Click on "View Profile". 1. Look for "Marin Women's Hiking Group". 1. Click on "Membership Details". 1. Answer ALL FIVE questions under "Group Bio". Thank you very much! Louisa and Christine

The 48 Hill challenge (this is section one)

San Francisco’s 48 Hills — Walk #1: The Historic Core Saturday, October 24 San Francisco is a city best discovered on foot, and its hills have stories to tell! Join me as we launch our journey to explore San Francisco’s legendary 48 hills, one adventure at a time. This first walk is roughly 6 miles with just under 1000 feet accumulated gain. Our first walk begins at the Ruth Asawa Fountain on Stockton Street, between the Grand Hyatt and Apple Store. From there, we’ll wander into the colorful streets of Chinatown, climb to the grandeur of Nob Hill, explore the charm and views of Russian Hill, descend into North Beach, and make our way up Telegraph Hill before finishing at the Ferry Building. Along the way, we’ll uncover hidden corners, fascinating history, spectacular views, and some of the stories that make San Francisco such an extraordinary city. As a fourth-generation San Franciscan, I’ll share a few personal connections to the city along with the history and discoveries. Important details: * Meeting point: Ruth Asawa Fountain, Stockton Street * Finish: Ferry Building (this is not a loop) * Difficulty: Moderate to challenging, with several significant climbs * Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, water, layers, and your curiosity! This is just the beginning of our exploration of San Francisco’s 48 hills. Come discover the city from a different perspective, one hill and one story at a time!

Bayview Hill and Candlestick Point

In January we had a wonderful sunny winter afternoon exploring Candlestick Point in the south east of the city; thanks to an initial suggestion from a regular, we have climbed Bayview Hill three times over the years now. As we were in the area on January, I pondered combining the two features, and that is what we will do on the 24th. Starting from Visitacion Valley we will explore the Greenway, climb the hill, enjoy the views, and then follow the water's edge on the way around the Point. There is some gentle climbing to get us going and one steep climb to get up the hill, plus some dirt as we go around the park. *Bringing water, snacks, and layers for all the microclimates is the way to go.* *These roams are offered by donation. They are one way I am able to pay my rent in San Francisco.* *Punctuality is always appreciated, for the sake of everybody's time. Please send a message on the app before the start if you are running late, and we will either wait (up to ten minutes) of I will direct you on how to catch up. Once we get underway I have to focus on those who are there, and most likely won't respond.* *Generally half the people who sign up don't actually show up on the day. I do track flakiness and remove people who have a poor attendance record. It is discourteous to those on the waitlist who would like to attend.* *Sending me a message explaining that you can't make it is always appreciated.*

San Francisco Roundabout Part 1 of (3)

Dom Dolla - Oct 16th - Cow Palace

Let’s meet up at Valencia Cyclery and ride over to the Dom Dolla show at Cow Palace

Tunnel Tops and the Wave Organ

Presidio's Tunnel Tops is no longer the new kid on the block, but it is still a magnificent space with world class views. This Friday roam will take us down from there to the waterfront, and along to the wave organ, another remarkable space to sit and enjoy the elements. We will return on an inland route, through the gardens and back ways of the Presidio. This is almost completely flat, but we will probably walk along the sand for a part of the time. *Bringing water, snacks, and layers for all the microclimates is the way to go.* *These roams are offered by donation. They are one way I am able to pay my rent in San Francisco.* *Punctuality is always appreciated, for the sake of everybody's time. Please send a message on the app before the start if you are running late, and we will either wait (up to ten minutes) of I will direct you on how to catch up. Once we get underway I have to focus on those who are there, and most likely won't respond.* *Generally half the people who sign up don't actually show up on the day. I do track flakiness and remove people who have a poor attendance record. It is discourteous to those on the waitlist who would like to attend.* *Sending me a message explaining that you can't make it is always appreciated.*