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Zion and Bryce Hiking and Glamping

Zion and Bryce Hiking and Glamping

Thu, Nov 12, 3:00 PM
From Explorer Chicks of San Francisco
4.8

Unreal hoodoos? Check. Slot canyons? Majestic overlooks? Check. All this and more (like heated tents with electricity) await you during our Women’s Hiking and Glamping in Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon weekend adventure! **BRYCE CANYON HIKING AND BEGINNER-FRIENDLY CANYONEERING** Escape to prehistoric Utah where you’ll hike stupid-pretty trails in Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park. Wade through the Virgin River below 1,500′ canyon walls in the Narrows. Spend an entire day exploring Bryce Canyon National Park. Ghost the tourists as you wander deep into orange hoodoos. Explore areas of Zion so remote, they can only be reached by rappelling, scrambling, and down-climbing on a beginner-friendly canyoneering route. **ZION NATIONAL PARK’S SCOUT LOOKOUT** Beastmaster up the West Rim Trail to Scout Lookout and enjoy some of the best views in Zion National Park. You’ll hike through Refrigerator Canyon, and shimmy up all 21 of Walters Wiggles to Scout Lookout with panoramic views of Zion Canyon and Virgin River. Afterward, dry your pits as you descend the trail to an easier hike around the scenic streams of Upper and Lower Emerald Pools. **GLAMPING** Every night you’ll rest your head in Insta-worthy glamping tents bordering Zion National Park. Kick it by the campfire under a diamond sky with goddesses who aren’t afraid to get dirty. **See the website for full itinerary, details and to book.** [https://explorerchick.com/adventures/hiking-glamping-zion-bryce-canyon](https://explorerchick.com/adventures/hiking-glamping-zion-bryce-canyon) **Say Hello 👋** 💻 Website: [https://explorerchick.com/](https://explorerchick.com/) 📧 Email: [hello@explorerchick.com](http://hello@explorerchick.com/) 📸 Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/explorerchickadventureco/](https://www.instagram.com/explorerchickadventureco/) ❤️ Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/ExplorerChickAdventureCo/](https://www.facebook.com/ExplorerChickAdventureCo/) 👯‍♀️ Facebook Group: [https://www.facebook.com/groups/weareexplorerchick](https://www.facebook.com/groups/weareexplorerchick) 🎥 TikTok: [https://www.tiktok.com/@explorerchick](https://www.tiktok.com/@explorerchick)

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Muir Woods Canopy Trail Loop Hiking

Muir Woods Canopy Trail Loop Hiking

Sun, Nov 8, 6:00 PM
From Sunday Hike San Francisco

**Whats App Group** [https://chat.whatsapp.com/DHbwKJH7NdV2KqDs3BO7Q2](https://chat.whatsapp.com/DHbwKJH7NdV2KqDs3BO7Q2) **Check description or DM Nick in group chat to signup carpool or drive. Make sure you signup carpool or drive before you show up.** The Canopy View and Fern Creek Loop is a popular 3.1- to 3.8-mile moderate hike in Muir Woods National Monument and Mount Tamalpais State Park that climbs up through the giant redwood canopy before descending along a lush creek. You can check full trail details and download maps on the Canopy, Lost, and Fern Creek Loop AllTrails Guide or read the step-by-step route overview on the Canopy View Trail Guide on HikingGuy. Quick Trail Facts * **Distance:** \~3.1 to 3.8 miles (4.8 to 6 km) * **Elevation Gain:** \~580 to 820 feet (177 to 250 meters) * **Difficulty:** Moderate (steady uphill climb with dirt singletrack, wooden stairs, and exposed tree roots) * **Time:** About 1.5 to 2.5 hours **What’s included** * Gas, Vehicle use, Driver effort. Split bill if any other expense is exist. **Liability** * The organizer and any/all assistant organizers and other attendees are in no way responsible and liable for your personal safety and health state, before, during, and at any time after this event. * You acknowledge you are solely responsible for your health, safety, and well-being before, during, and at any time after the event as stated previously. * All attendees shall forever hold harmless the organizers and other attendees and unconditionally waive any liabilities resulting from attending and/or participating in this event.

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8 attendees

Tam Morning Hike, 7.5 miles, 1300’

Wed, Nov 4, 4:15 PM
From North Bay 50+ Nature and Outdoors
4.9
16 attendees

5-mile Berkeley stairs hike & UC Berkeley campus (Berkeley) #PAC12

Sun, Nov 22, 4:30 PM
From Bay Area Hiking And Anything Fun
4.8
3 attendees
Mt Tam Quad 4 hike:  West Point Inn

Mt Tam Quad 4 hike: West Point Inn

Sat, Nov 7, 5:00 PM
From Official Mt. Tamalpais State Park Docent Led Hiking Group
4.9

Join docent Caryn Lowe for an interpretive hike to West Point Inn - a living, working, gas-lit inn built long ago when steam trains once climbed the mountain. The railroad is gone now, but the Inn remains a haven for hikers and a monument to the rich historic heritage of the region. There will be a 30 minute break at the Inn to learn about its history and take in the sweeping panoramic view of the bays and ocean from the front porch. HIKE ROUTE Start at Bootjack Parking Lot; Old Mine Trail to Mountain Theater; Rock Spring Trail to West Point Inn; Nora to Matt Davis back to Bootjack Parking Lot Distance (mi): 4.5. Elevation Gain (ft): 800. Moderate pace. There is a $8 parking fee at Bootjack. Options for paying: (1) Exact change at Bootjack, (2) Use QR code (requires cellular reception) to pay with credit card, (3) Ranger station at Pantoll has both change and wifi. This hike is part of the "Quad 4 hikes" - four epic hikes that start/end at the Pantoll Campground (and can be adapted to start from Bootjack). Together they are 21 miles with 4,300 feet of elevation. Individually they are 4.5 – 6.5 miles long with 500 – 1,500 of elevation. Upon completing all 4 hikes, you will receive a badge of Honor. [https://www.friendsofmttam.org/wp-content/uploads/PanToll-Quad-Brochure-03022021.pdf](https://www.friendsofmttam.org/wp-content/uploads/PanToll-Quad-Brochure-03022021.pdf)

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30 attendees

Join Kathy Fanning for a 2B hike from Dias Ridge, lodge overnights

Mon, Nov 16, 6:00 PM
From CAC Outings
4.9
2 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps you discover and participate in local groups and events around shared interests, such as canyon hikes in San Francisco.

On Meetup, you can search for hiking events near San Francisco by entering 'canyon hikes' in the search bar to find relevant groups and events.

Yes, Meetup hosts several canyon hiking groups in San Francisco where you can join events and explore local trails with fellow hikers.

Absolutely! You can join as many hiking groups as you like, catering to varied locations and trail difficulties around San Francisco.

RSVPing for a hike is simple. Go to the event page and click 'RSVP' to confirm your attendance. You'll be kept updated with any changes.

Meetup offers free accounts, allowing you to join groups and RSVP to hikes. Some events might have separate charges specified by the organizers.

Review the event details on Meetup where organizers often provide a checklist. Generally, bring water, appropriate footwear, and any personal items.

Yes, there are groups catered to beginners. When searching, look for titles indicating easy or novice-friendly hikes in San Francisco.

Trails vary from easy walks to challenging terrain. Meetup groups often mention the difficulty level in event descriptions for clarity.

It depends on the group. Some hikes have experienced leaders, while other events encourage participants to be self-reliant.

Yes, Meetup events attract a diverse range of hikers, and you can find groups focused on specific age ranges or experience levels.

While there are many active hiking groups in San Francisco, availability might fluctuate, and not all hikes might suit your interest or schedule.

No, hikes are organized by group members or leaders, not directly by Meetup. It's a platform to facilitate connections and event management.

Not all hikes occur right in San Francisco; some might be a short drive away. Review event details for location specifics.

Experience isn't necessary to start hiking. Many Meetup groups welcome newcomers and provide guidance during hikes.