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Join us for a cool late summer hike around Elk Meadows in Mt Hood! This is a gorgeous hike with plenty of large trees, open meadows, and even an easy river crossing. There may also be some mushrooms, ripe huckleberries, and definitely some incredible views of Mt Hood. This is a moderately paced hike targeting 2mph, but I usually get side tracked by flowers and bumble bees so we may go slower. This is a dog-friendly hike, but please email the leader if you intend on bringing your furry friend as there is a wilderness limit of 12 heartbeats per group. During Queerzamas hikes, we are committed to cultivating a supportive and inclusive learning environment for all participants. We proudly affirm that this course is LGBTQ+ friendly and supportive, welcoming individuals of all gender identities and sexual orientations. We honor and respect each person's pronouns. Additionally, we strive to create a positive and supportive space that embraces diversity in all its forms. Regardless of race, age, gender, or life background, everyone is valued and respected here. It's our expectation that every applicant and accepted student will actively contribute to maintaining this safe and inclusive environment. Anticipate engaging in respectful dialogue and offering mutual support as we collectively strive for a positive and enriching hiking experience.Registration is Closed
We’re sorry to report that registration is now closed for this activity and we are no longer accepting applications. The activity has either reached its maximum capacity or the registration period has ended.
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