Tacoma Branch Open House + Gear Grab - Feb 18

Meet your fellow Mountaineers and learn how to get involved, buy or sell some great used gear, and stay for our feature presentation on kayaking the San Juans!
Sarah Holt Sarah Holt
February 11, 2016
Tacoma Branch Open House + Gear Grab - Feb 18

At this action-packed evening, you can check our our Gear Grab, meet fellow Mountaineers and learn how to get involved in our courses and activities, and enjoy great stories and pictures from Tacoma Mountaineer Beth Owen on her 8-day kayak adventure around the beautiful San Juan Islands.

Used Gear Sale

6pm - Looking to offload some gently used gear that you no longer need? Trying to build up your gear arsenal on the cheap? Stop by our Gear Grab in the classroom upstairs, and check out the goods! 

If you would like to be a seller, please email , or RSVP  and indicate in your comments that you would like to be a seller. Please note that we encourage 10% of proceeds from gear sales to be donated to The Mountaineers.

Gear Sale will close at 8:30pm.

Meet our volunteer leaders 

6:30pm - Leaders and representatives from our activities will be on hand for an informal social hour to answer  your burning questions and show you how to get involved. We have many courses starting up in the very near future - from Scrambling to Sailing, Kayaking to Hiking, you can trust The Mountaineers to get you outdoors!

7pm - Our 30 minute formal presentation will introduce you to the history and mission of The Mountaineers, the courses and activities we offer, and the great benefits you'll receive when you join our community of adventurers.

Feature Presentation

7:40pm  - Feature Presentation: "San Juan Islands Kayak Circumnavigation: 8 days, 9 friends " by Tacoma Mountaineer Beth Owen

This is the story of how nine friends went on a little adventure right in our own backyard – the San Juan Islands.  Join us to discuss what it takes to plan and execute a kayak camping trip in the beautiful but civilized San Juan Islands, and learn what special sorts of hazards exist when planning a water trip in that neck of the “woods.”


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