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SUMMARY:!Now THIS is an AUTUMN Hike! Tumalo Falls To Happy Valley\, Modera
 te Out-n-Back
DTSTART:20260922T153000Z
DTEND:20260922T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260831T010655Z
UID:event_315993460@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:!ℙ𝕒𝕦𝕝𝕚𝕟𝕒 ℙ𝕖𝕒𝕜 𝕊𝕠𝕔𝕚
 𝕒𝕝 ℂ𝕝𝕦𝕓!\n\\*TIME IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO WEATHER.\n*
 *\\*This is considered a MODERATE TO CHALLENGING hike\, APPROX 6-7 MILES T
 OTAL.**\n***THIS IS AN OUT AND BACK. WE DO NOT CROSS THE RIVER BUT GO STRA
 IGHT TO HAPPY VALLEY (providing the bugs\, the overgrowth\, the heat and t
 he crowds don't prevent us from going all the way.)***\n\n*My review on al
 ltrails from last September: Awesome trail. Counter clock wise is best. Th
 e waterfalls are breathtaking. Trail is dirt\, rocks\, pine needles. Bugs 
 were minimal. Arrive early!*\n\n*https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/oregon
 /tumalo-falls-loop*\n\nCOME PREPARED. 10 ESSENTIALS\, WATER\, SNACK\, POLE
 (S)\, PROPER BOOTS\, BUG/SUN SPRAY\, ARRIVE EARLY!\n\n\\*Take Skyliners Rd
  to Tumalo Falls Rd\n20 min (11.5 mi)\n\n######\n\n"Highlights include num
 erous waterfalls\, well-maintained trails\, and beautiful views. Challenge
 s involve river crossings and a lot of mosquitoes. Bring bug spray and arr
 ive early for parking."\n"Waterfalls galore\, trail easy to walk\, good sh
 ade mostly\, fewer people early. Parking gets more crowded and by 1:00pm o
 n return too many people. One spot was tricky to find the trail\, it requi
 red a river crossing over a log. Returning the vegetation was very differe
 nt. Overall a good 3.5 hour hike."\n6.9miLength\n1\,223ftElevation gain\n3
 h 15mEstimated time\nLoop\nNo dogs and no camping are allowed inside this 
 watershed.\n\n\\*\\*The trail runs past Tumalo Falls\, Doulble Falls\, Upp
 er Falls\, North Fork Falls\, and Bridge Creek Falls\, among others. The v
 iewpoint for Tumalo Falls is a few steps from the parking lot or a short t
 rail to the top. The 97-foot fall along Tumalo Creek is one of the tallest
  and most beautiful waterfalls in Central Oregon. The USFS has developed v
 iewpoints both at the top (0.5 miles up the trail) and near the base of th
 e falls making the views easy for everyone.\n\nAs you continue up North Fo
 rk Trail you will pass several other waterfalls before crossing Middle For
 k Tumalo Creek via a cut log bridge. Thereafter North Fork Trail passes se
 veral more waterfalls before the Swampy Lake Trail return route (about 300
  yards past the Swampy Lake Trail trailhead\, marked by a sign for Bridge 
 Creek\, is a beautiful meadow called Happy Valley\, which is worth a look 
 though not on this route). The Swampy Lake Trail requires crossing Middle 
 Fork Tumalo Creek again\, this time without a bridge. Some downed trees ca
 n be used to cross but require great balance\; otherwise\, you have to wad
 e through thigh-to-waist-deep frigid water for about 50 feet. The Bend Wat
 ershed starts approximately a mile further and continues along Bridge Cree
 k Trail until you return to North Fork Trail.\n\n**Hiking\, kayaking\, sno
 wshoeing**: All skill levels are welcome. Each event will disclose the loc
 ation\, skill level\, distance and approximate duration\, and gear and equ
 ipment required. PPSG recommends you pack the “Ten Essentials” for all
  hiking events: [https://americanhiking.org/resources/10essentials/](https
 ://americanhiking.org/resources/10essentials/)\nPets are only allowed when
  noted on the event.\n**ATTENDING EVENTS**\nPlease read the entire event d
 escription before signing up and only sign-up for events within your capab
 ilities. If you RSVP and can't make it...UNRSVP!\nAll events have an atten
 dee limit. Attendee limits are determined by the nature of the event and t
 he number of Event Hosts attending an event.\nEvents fill-up quickly. Memb
 ers are encouraged to download the Meetup app to receive notifications for
  events as soon as they are posted.\nWhen an event is full (reached its at
 tendee limit)\, you may be assigned to the Waitlist. If spots open up\, me
 mbers are automatically RSVPed to the event in the order that they joined 
 the Waitlist. Please be patient if you’re on the Waitlist. It's common f
 or the head count to fall as an event gets closer\, and most likely you wi
 ll be RSVPed.\n\n### **Liability Waiver for Outdoor Activities**\n\n**1\\.
  Assumption of Risk** The Participant understands that participating in an
 y PPSG activity involves certain inherent risks\, including but not limite
 d to: unpredictable weather conditions\, uneven terrain\, physical exertio
 n\, and potential contact with plants or wildlife. By signing below\, the 
 Participant voluntarily assumes all risks associated with these activities
 .\n**2\\. Release and Waiver of Liability** The Participant hereby release
 s\, waives\, and forever discharges the Volunteer Organizer from any and a
 ll liability\, claims\, and demands of whatever kind or nature\, either in
  law or in equity\, which arise or may hereafter arise from the Participan
 t’s involvement in the aforementioned activities.\n**3\\. Medical Treatm
 ent** The Participant hereby releases and forever discharges the Volunteer
  Organizer from any claim whatsoever which arises or may hereafter arise o
 n account of any first aid\, treatment\, or service rendered in connection
  with the Participant's involvement in the activities.\n**4\\. Volunteer S
 tatus of Organizer** The Participant acknowledges that the Organizer is ac
 ting as a **non-compensated volunteer** and is not providing professional 
 guiding services\, medical expertise\, or commercial transport.\n**5\\. In
 demnification** The Participant agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the 
 Volunteer Organizer from any loss\, liability\, damage\, or cost they may 
 incur due to the Participant’s presence at or participation in the activ
 ities\, whether caused by the negligence of the Organizer or otherwise.
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X-SOURCE-NAME:!ℙ𝕒𝕦𝕝𝕚𝕟𝕒 ℙ𝕖𝕒𝕜 𝕊𝕠𝕔
 𝕚𝕒𝕝 ℂ𝕝𝕦𝕓!
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SUMMARY:🍂🥾Annual First Day of Autumn Hike 6 Mi Riley Ranch➡️Tuma
 lo State Park Mod.
DTSTART:20260922T170000Z
DTEND:20260922T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T095839Z
UID:event_315994817@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Bendite Hiking Meetup Group\n🍂🥾 Annual First Day Of Autu
 mn Hike along the Deschutes River beginning at Riley Ranch\, dropping into
  the tranquil canyon\, and continuing on to Tumalo State Park.This will be
  6 miles moderate out and back RT. This is in a series of annual fall foli
 age hikes that I’ve been scheduling over the years.\n\nThis trail is all
  dirt and rocks. There’s only 410 feet of elevation gain. BUT\, there is
  one steep section we navigate when we go down into the canyon and back up
  to Riley Ranch toward the end of our hike. If you have knee issues\, this
  might not be the hike for you. This is where hiking poles might be helpfu
 l for you\, but not mandatory. Bring water. No dogs allowed please. There 
 are restrooms at trailhead and Tumalo State Park. No parking fee.
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