Welcome to our tribe! We are a range of riders from first treads to hammerheads, and from kids to those who will never grow up. We believe that all trails in life should flow, roots and boulders add character to the ride, every journey could be an epic one, and a little sweat on the ascent will blow off as the rubber takes flight from the dirt. Just follow the safety rules, be courteous, show up for rides you responded "yes" to, and have fun.           

Join MOAB to connect with other fun and outdoor loving 50+ year old Mountain Bikers, DH and XC Skiers, and Hikers, Canoers and Kayakers. We will meet on weekends (and during the week sometimes) to revel in the great northwest outdoors.  If you want to have fun with Boomers in the Portland area who love outdoor activities, give MOAB a shot! This group is run totally by the members.   Eachindividual  event organizer and those attending make the determination of how things will function.

For more information on our group visit us at www.hoplitesports.com This is a group dedicated to those who are interested in action and adventure sports. Our main focus is on Mt Biking, skiing, scuba diving, kayaking, climbing, snow shoeing, hiking, mountaineering and other action adventure sports that can be enjoyed here in the Pacific Northwest. We are looking for members who are experienced in these sports and also those looking to try these sports for the first time. We are a home for the …

I wanted to start up a leisurely bike riding group, around 10-12 mph pace that starts in the mid-afternoon, for those who aren't early risers. Helments are opptional; I don't wear one. All rides will start and finish on Portland's eastside. This is not a gung-ho riding group like the Wheelmen. You can show up in jeans and a t-shirt and you will fit right in! I do not consider myself the 'leader' per se; just an organizer. Group input is welcome too; to suggest an area that you would like to ride …

We are a group of enthusiastic outdoor people that are dedicated to exploring all the amazing things we can do in Portland and within 2 hours in any direction . Weekend adventures may include hiking, biking, kayaking, rafting, camping, disc golf, bungee jumping, skydiving, skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and many others. The occasional weekday meetup would be a little more low key and local and may include dining at one of the many foot cart pods or local breweries. Ideas are open to suggestio …

We're an easy going group of co-ed cyclists, beginning to intermediate level, riding in the Willamette Valley, South Portland and surrounding rural areas.  We average 12-15 MPH during our rides. No one gets left behind! Rides are 20+ miles in distance, and We are open to doing other activities including short hikes and kayaking. If you have an idea for ride tour or activity, we want to hear it (especially if it involves a bottle of wine and good food at the end!) Wine, but no whining!

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We started as a running group and are evolving into more, including swimming, cycling, multipsport events like triathlon and duathlon, and other activities such as hiking and winter sports. The group is completely free and open to everyone. All members are invited to add to our calendar and host meetups. We need and appreciate all the help we can get. This group is a tool for everyone to use. Welcome, and make yourself at home. Steve

… Perhaps even our spouses could get involved once and a while, so we mammas could go for a mountain bike ride alone while the pappas hang back and keep an eye on the little ones. How cool would it be to take turns learning how to kiteboard? What else have you put on hold to hang out with your amazing little person? What if we could have it all? What if our little people could see us enriching our lives, too?!? How great would it be to regain our pre-baby bodies, have fun, and include our little o …

The family-friendly Portland Chapter of the Oregon Nordic Club began in 1968 to promote the values of cross country skiing. Since then, we've grown into a group of friends who telemark, hike, camp, paddle and bike on monthly outings. We love spending outdoor time together in the Northwest forests, mountains, and in-town -- year-round!  We are family friendly. A growing group of parents and kids (of all ages) meet to ski, hike and bike. In the past, we've hosted  one-day x-country ski lessons and …

… Places we walk/run/hike or bike, but not limited to: Tualatin Hills Nature Park – no dogs allowed and not stroller friendly Rood Bridge Park  Commonwealth Lake Park  Cook Park  Gabriel Park area Water Front Hillsboro Library  Arboretum – not stroller friendly  Forest Park – not stroller friendly  Murryhill Poweline Park- not stroller friendly  Tryon State Park  - not stroller friendly Noble Woods Park  Fanno Creek  Cooper Mountain - No dogs allowed  Jenkins Estate  …

Weekend Camping trips! Hiking, Skiing, Kayaking, Canoeing, Snowshoeing, Fitness, Travels and Social events. Biking, Rock climbing, Backpacking, Boating, Mountaineering, Canyoneering, Caving, Orienteering, Theorizing, and Philosophizing. Parties, Road trips and other things of group interest. Exploring New Places! Learning New Skills! Meet Other Outdoor Enthusiasts and new friends! Join us as we discover and enjoy the great beauty that the Northwest has to offer. The Portland Outdoor …