East Bay parents. Kids on our backs. A good trail once a month — and the kind of parent friends who stick around.
Drop your name and email. We'll send you upcoming rucks and meetup spots.
Rucking is hiking with weight. Turns out toddlers are excellent weight — the kind that naps on your back and points at every squirrel.
We meet monthly at East Bay trailheads. Routes flex to the group. Everyone hikes their own pace. Nobody gets dropped.
It's easier to get outside when you're not doing it alone.
Parent friends who also happen to be in the woods with you.
Miles and elevation on your back. No gym. No sitter.
Kids who grow up thinking a trail day is just part of the month.
No fees. No commitment. Show up when you can.
The hardest part of new parenthood is finding other parents who get it — who live nearby, whose kids are your kid's age, who'd rather spend Saturday outside.
That's us.
All within an easy drive of Walnut Creek, Oakland, or Berkeley.
Not an ultra-marathoners' club. Not a gear-snob thing.