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  • Outdoors for All Foundation | WomensOutdoorConnect

    Outdoors for All Foundation Co-Ed, year-round. Adaptive sports for youth and adults. Outdoors for All Foundation < Back Outdoors for All Foundation

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  • RAFFLE | WomensOutdoorConnect

    Women's Outdoor Connection- Raffle donations go to help Mary's Place of Seattle. Raffle Time 💖 How to Join the Raffle You can donate now or at the event on Saturday. 💖Tickets are $1 each. Donate Here for Raffle Tickets ❤️ All proceeds go to Mary’s Place of Seattle — helping children and homeless families in King County. Show your Mary's Place donation receipt at the event to pick up your raffle tickets. 🎉RAFFLE HIGHLIGHTS Tara Shakti One-piece ski suit. Retro inspired, fun and functional. Woman-owned business. Value $1,000 Volkl Kenja 88 (underfoot) 164 (length). Value $600 Woolly Clothing - Women's jacket. Value $500 Sauna Party for 15 in West Seattle. Value $525 Good Day Sauna: Mobile sauna at Lincoln Park Stevens Pass tickets. Value $300 XEVO Diva Goggles. Value $260 XEVO Sport RX shades. Value $160 XEVO sunglasses. Value $120 Alpine Fit bundle: Merino wool base layer, hat, gator and headband. Value $225 IGNIK- Ripples. Rechargeable handwarmers, PNW business. Sustainable heated products for Mountain to water. Value $125 (4-pack) $500 DOOR PRIZE! Woolly Clothing All attendees will be entered for a chance to win a $500 shopping spree at Woolly Clothing. Based in Seattle, easy online shopping. Sustainable Merino Wool. And so much more! Event Location 400 Dexter Ave North Seattle, WA andrea@womensoutdoorconnection.com UPDATES Want a direct connection? Send to andrea (@) womensoutdoorconnection.com Get on the Contact List Full Name Email Fun facts about yourself- or what's your JOIN OUR COMMUNITY Join Now

  • BLOG | WomensOutdoorConnect

    All Posts Sponsors Partners Snowsports Rowing Search Rocky Mountain Memories: A Journey Back to the Slopes Memories of skiing road trips and listening to my parents play 'Rocky Mountain High' still fuel my passion for skiing and outdoor adventure Powder Fans, Meet Your Match: Powder Poobah! Featured Sponsor: The Powder Poobah The best PNW snow forecast that you actually want to read. The Powder Alert newsletter is a reliable... Sun Protection and Skin Care for Women who love the Outdoors. Mad Hippie, natural skin care and sun protection for sensitive skin. Women's Outdoor Groups in the Seattle Area Women's outdoor groups that you can join in the Seattle area with some outdoorsy opportunities for Volunteering, learning and having fun. Women's Rowing Crew, don't call them old. Women's Lake Union rowing crew, over 70 H-Boat. Spring Edition: Women's Outdoor Connection on Sunday May 19th, 2024. October 2023 was a success and you've asked for a replay. Don't miss this chance to meet women like yourself and the awesome women's... Strike a Pose - Photo Booth Moments Women's Outdoor Connection Raffle Prizes Check it out: Rack N Road Cargo Box. Value $500. Pick up from the Seattle or Bellevue location. Private ski lessons. Value $ 350...

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    Search Results All (50) Events (2) Blog Posts (8) Other Pages (40) 50 items found for "" Events (2) Women's Outdoor Connection October 26, 2024 Tickets: $25.00 October 26, 2024 | 6:00 PM 400 Dexter Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA Women's Outdoor Connection May 19, 2024 | 8:00 PM 400 Dexter Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA View All Blog Posts (8) Rocky Mountain Memories: A Journey Back to the Slopes How Skiing Reconnected Me with My Childhood Joy and Ignited a Lifelong Passion The mountains are more than a place for me, they are part of my family. As young children we would pack up the station wagon, full of gear, my brothers in the 2nd row, and me likely in the back where the seats popped up so I could see the cars drive by as we headed up to Chinook Pass or to Idaho. John Denver was often playing on the 8-track tape player as my parents in the front seat sang “Rocky Mountain High.” I close my eyes I can see it, feel the bumps of the road with the landscape streaming by our car packed full of adventure. As the seasons begin to change in the PNW this scene often replays in my mind, you will catch me humming as the weather starts to change, trees beginning to glow in the first hints of Fall. Oh yes, Winter is Coming! For so many years I ignored the call of the hills, things just got in the way. A career and a complicated life filled with more tragedy than triumph distracted me from its message. As a woman in the restaurant industry, I was in a constant battle to prove my worth. I have always used my body to excel, that is another story. The sad thing was that I had forgotten how much putting on two planks of wood and pointing them down a mountain could fuel my fire. I smile thinking about it now, how different my life has become. My mind is currently full of thoughts of planning yet another day in the mountains in search of a small patch of snow to earn my turns. I sense the excitement of the opportunity to be one with the mountain air. A few days ago, I was speaking to a good friend about what the outdoors means to me. I became a bit emotional as I recognized that when I am skiing, when the tips of my skis are dangling on the edge of a run, I suddenly feel fully alive. My heart is racing, I am a bit terrified as my breathing becomes deeper, my mind hyper focuses on the first turn, dropping into the rhythmic bliss of the wind on my skin. Suddenly I am transformed into the little girl in the back of the wood paneled station wagon listening to my parents sing at the top of their lungs. “Rocky Mountain High, Colorado” and my heart is on fire. Powder Fans, Meet Your Match: Powder Poobah! Featured Sponsor: The Powder Poobah The best PNW snow forecast that you actually want to read. The Powder Alert newsletter is a reliable snow forecast sent twice a week by PNW meteorologists. Skiers and snowboarders in the PNW have relied on snow forecast from the Powder Poobah since the mid-90's. Giveaways, contests, Zoom calls plus sponsor deals and announcements. The forecast includes areas in Washington plus news for Whistler, Idaho, sometimes Oregon and other areas where people like to chase after the snow. Who is the Powder Poobah? Larry Schick, avid skier and retired King 5 meteorologist started this in 1996. Since then, he was anointed the Grand Poobah of Powder, GPOP. Learn more and subscribe! PowderPoobah.com PowderPoobah.com Favorite Forecasts Powder this Saturday, then MUCH MORE coming! It's coming! Snow Tuesday 20" and Wednesday 15" Late Winter Snow Continues! Powder and More Powder! Monday refills with continued cold temps Snow Coming This Weekend Up to 8 inches Stretch out the season! Sunny early in the week, snow returns later. SNOW for Mid Slopes on Tuesday Then Sun on Wednesday Weather with Larry. Polar Vortex, Convergence Zones and Weather Models. That's a wrap - don't miss Zoom with Larry and guest Powder Chaser Steve Women's Outdoor Groups in the Seattle Area Here are non-profits, meetups, instructional groups, and outdoorsy opportunities in the Seattle area. The following groups attended the May 19, 2024, event; Women's Outdoor Connection. A Higher Calling- Mel Fernandes PNW-based nonprofit network of mountaineers and outdoor enthusiasts working to advocate for the community. Our goal is to increase accessibility to the outdoors, provide support to victims of abuse in the outdoor community, support the families of missing/murdered hikers, and healing with art. https://ahighercallingpnw.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ahighercallingpnw Amber Parucha (sounds like Paruka) Outdoor Photography. I tell stories of the universal flow through the raw filters of natural light and composition. https://www.instagram.com/amberinwndrlnd/ https://paruchaphotography.mypixieset.com/ Conscious Classroom- Jennifer Dorothy and Jenn Mindfulness and Yoga. We provide students with tools to move away from anxiety and stress towards emotional regulation, self-control, increased concentration, and agency over their education. https://linktr.ee/Consciousclassroomyoga Crank Sisters- Tami Johnston and Heather Mountain Biking. Crank Sisters is an all-female club within the Cascades to Sound chapter. https://www.evergreenmtb.org/about/crank-sisters https://www.instagram.com/evergreen_crank_sisters/ https://www.facebook.com/evergreencranksisters Crystal Mountain- Hannah Rouwhorst and Jessi Try out Crystal Mountain in the summer. Adventure Course, Climbing Wall, Guided Hikes, Scenic Gondola Rides. Winter sports https://www.crystalmountainresort.com/things-to-do/activities Edge Outdoors- Annette Diggs EDGE Outdoors is a powerful initiative created to address the invisibility of Black, Indigenous, Women of Color in snow sports. https://edgeoutdoors.org/ https://www.instagram.com/edge_pnw/ https://www.facebook.com/EDGEOutdoors.Org Girl Get After It- Anna Hill Year-round events, hike, bike, snow, etc. We empower women by showing them that anything is possible with the support of a community behind them. https://www.girlgetafterit.com/ https://www.instagram.com/girlgetafterit/ https://www.facebook.com/girlgetafterit/ Human Nature- Mileva Huljev Forest Bathing Guide. Forest bathing walks guide us through a sequence of invitations to slow down physically and mentally, and use our senses to interact with the natural world. This is not a hike or meditation, but best described as a slow meander. https://www.forestbathingfinder.com/product/private-walks/ https://www.instagram.com/sojourn.in.nature/ Lake Union Crew- Natalia Dotto LUC. Rowing and Racing, classes, all ages and abilities. LUC is a vibrant community of athletes and coaches, located on the west side of Lake Union in the heart of Seattle. Since LUC was founded in 1998 by Rome Ventura, the club has grown into a home for all who value fitness, fun, and friendship.Take a look at their Learn to Row and list of programs. https://lakeunioncrew.com/adult/ Seattle Times article April 2024 https://www.seattletimes.com/pacific-nw-magazine/inspiring-seattle-rowers-boys-in-the-boat-and-now-women-age-70-and-up/ Montlake Rowing Club- Robyn Atkinson Team of masters women's rowers. MLC trains and races in both sweep rowing and sculling. We are committed to sportsmanship and the growth of the sport of women's rowing. New to rowing? MLC does not provide lessons. Please try Lake Union Crew or Pocock Rowing Club. http://www.montlakerowing.org/ https://www.pocockrowingclub.org/ Outdoor Asian- Kelsey and Jennifer Our vision is to create a diverse and inclusive community of Asian and Pacific Islanders in the outdoors. We are hikers, but we also forage for mushroom, rockhound, climb, surf, fish, hunt and build sand castles. Washington, Oregon, Vermont, Colorado, Los Angeles. https://www.outdoorasian.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/outdoorasianwa/ Outdoors for All Foundation- McKenzie Click Outdoors for All provides adaptive recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities through programs such as kayaking, rock climbing, gravel biking, day camps, paddleboarding, skiing, snowboarding and more! With the support of over 900 volunteers each year, Outdoors for All provides year-round recreation for over 2500 individuals and groups in the greater Seattle area. https://outdoorsforall.org/ https://www.instagram.com/outdoorsforall/ Seastr PNW- Erica Lichty Sailing, Paddleboarding, Maritime programs. We offer solutions, pathways, and accessibility to recreational and commercial maritime programs. https://www.seastrpnw.com/ https://www.instagram.com/seastrpnw/ Shred It Sisters- Chelsea Wilde All season, mountain biking and snow sports and in town meetups. Monthly free Member-led Mountain Meetups at Stevens Pass, Crystal, and the Summit all winter long as well as MMM's in the spring through autumn for mountain biking! Meetups off-piste pretty frequently that we call "Bites and Brews" to get to know new friends to adventure with at local breweries and restaurants! FYI- our group is managed by just a couple of gals who love to promote rad women expanding their shred-circles in our free time. https://www.facebook.com/groups/484124458895597 https://www.instagram.com/shreditsisters/ Sisters in Action Sports- Pam Miller, Lauren Jensen, Kendra Aragon-Lynch We fulfill our mission by creating amazing affordable opportunities in snow, wake & kiteboarding, surf, mountain biking, rock climbing, hikes and skate events throughout the year. https://www.sistersinactionsports.org/ https://www.instagram.com/sistersinactionsports/ https://www.facebook.com/sistersinactionsports.org/ Stevens Pass- Samara Davis Stevens Pass has summer and winter activities. Stevens Pass is a ski and snowboard destination in the Cascades, with lessons, rentals, events and more. Mountain Biking, Hiking, Scenic Chairlift Rides, Disc Golf, and RV Camping. https://www.stevenspass.com/ https://www.instagram.com/stevenspass/ Surf Vamps- Kim Merrikan Surf Vamps exists to create an inclusive surfing community through online and in-person opportunities to engage and connect. We believe that a supportive community is critical for breaking down access barriers and being empowered to explore and grow. https://www.instagram.com/surfvamps/ The Change Collective- Khai Bhagwandin Snowsports. We are a community of BIPOC snowboarders and skiers who work to help each other navigate the industry. We are athletes, activists and advocates who wish to strengthen our community through storytelling and showcasing our talent. Our goal is to break down barriers by supporting each other, sharing knowledge and skills, overcoming mental and emotional barriers and showcasing our talent. https://linktr.ee/the.change.collective the Service Board- Layla Anane and Elaine Nguyen Snowboarding. As a youth-led organization, the Service Board (tSB) builds community through the power of youth. The Core Program rotates between intensive service learning projects and snowboarding, hence our name: the Service Board. https://theserviceboard.org/ https://www.instagram.com/theserviceboard/ WOW Women On the Water: Center for Wooden Boats- Natalie Mo, Paula Williams Sailing. WOW is providing a way for women to connect and learn on the water by going sailing together! Women on the Water is a monthly sailing event. The goal is to strengthen and grow the local women's sailing community. https://www.cwb.org/women-on-the-water Mad Hippie Thank you, Nicole for being with us all day. Thank you especially to Chris Franklin, Community and Culture leader for Mad Hippie . The Collective Seattle The team here is great to work with. I've hosted two Women's Outdoor Connection events. In my job with Sturtevant's, hosted a Jeremy Jones, snowboard film and a small ski/snowboard tune clinic. In 2019 my husband and I had our wedding at the Collective. View All Other Pages (40) CALENDAR | WomensOutdoorConnect Fullscreen Page | WomensOutdoorConnect Women's Outdoor Connection | women's outdoor events | Seattle, WA, USA Connecting women to outdoor nonprofits, clubs, and instructional groups. Share your love of the outdoors with other women. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2024 400 Dexter Ave, N. Seattle, WA TICKETS ON SALE NOW EARLY BIRD PRICING: $25.00 REGISTER HERE ​​​ Meet other women who like to. . . Hike, Walk, Run, Bike, Rock Climb, Paddleboard, Sail, Surf, Ski and Snowboard. ​ “The Women’s Outdoor Connection brings together women of all ages to meet groups that lead outdoor adventures. Where WE can learn about new opportunities, make friends, and plan for our adventures together. This is a fun event and is becoming a trusted resource for women and girls from all communities, including BIPOC, LGBTQ, and AAPI, to discover outdoor adventures.” ​ ALL LEVELS & AGES WELCOME. SEARCH PARTNERS PAST EVENTS How much is the event? Early Bird Pricing $25.00 until September 10th. All ages. Where is the event? Address: 400 Dexter Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109 The Collective Seattle On the street level in The Collective. Enter from Dexter Avenue North or from the parking garage. There is a parking garage, enter from the alley off Harrison Street. Is there parking? Yes, there is paid parking in the garage $5.00. Enter from the alley off of Harrison Street. There is some free parking in areas. There are some paid lots nearby. What is included with my ticket? Registration includes beverages and a light menu, 1 raffle ticket, 1 adult ticket beverage (over 21) wine or beer. Read more about the event on the Event Page. What ages can attend? All ages can attend. There are some groups that have outdoor activities for girls as young as 6 years old. Please email Andrea (@) womensoutdoorconnection.com with any questions. Can men attend? No. This event is created for women and girls to support each other, share experiences and learn about opportunities in the area. It's for all women and girls (transgender and cisgender) as well as non-binary people who identify with the women’s community. If you have any questions about this, please feel free to email andrea (@) womensoutdoorconnection.com What groups will I be able to connect with? The Partner page includes the groups that attended in May and in Oct 2023. Watch for details as they confirm and as we add new partners. Let us know if you have a group that would be a good fit. Can I get my ticket on the day of the event? Yes, but...space is limited so please buy your ticket in advance. You can buy your ticket on the website when you arrive. We can take Venmo and cash at the event. If you have any specific questions about this please email me: andrea@womensoutdoorconnection.com UPDATES Want a direct connection? Send to andrea (@) womensoutdoorconnection.com Get on the Contact List Full Name Email Fun facts about yourself. Thank you! Join Now View All

  • TICKETS | WomensOutdoorConnect

    Women's Outdoor Connection October 26, 2024 When Oct 26, 2024, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Where The Collective Seattle, 400 Dexter Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA Register Now

  • Women's Outdoor Connection October 26, 2024 | WomensOutdoorConnect

    Sat, Oct 26 | The Collective Seattle Women's Outdoor Connection October 26, 2024 Connect with women's outdoor groups and leaders all in one place. Meet women like yourself who are looking for adventures at all levels. Buy Tickets Time & Location Oct 26, 2024, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM The Collective Seattle, 400 Dexter Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA About the event Register here. It's going to be a great time. Show More Tickets Ticket type Early Bird- All Ages Sale ends Sep 10, 5:00 PM Sale ends: Sep 10, 5:00 PM More info Early Bird Price ends September 10th. Includes speaker panel, breakout sessions, food, beverages, and one raffle ticket. Price Early Bird- All ages $25.00 Quantity 0 Total $0.00 Checkout Share this event

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