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As mentioned briefly above, Hikers Passions has unique Groups that match the theme of the site and give members the ability to more fully express who they are as a person, and what their interests are. It also has Hiking related forums that are continually being updated and enhanced. Basically, while the overall look and feel of the site may be similar to other sites within Passions Network, Hikers Passions is a completely unique site with features and content and links for the Hiking community. Lastly, aside from Hiking specific features, it also has a vast number of unique features and options that are not found on other online dating & social networking sites, including a huge number of free 'actions' like smooches, hugs, waves, etc., and a large number of free virtual gifts that can be given to other members (freely). So, if you are looking for an Hiking Dating & Social Networking site, then we invite you to look through the vast number of features and options available here. Hikers Passions is free, so if it looks interesting, please join (and tell your friends about us). Thanks!
Adventure Dating Sites: Where to Meet Travel and Outdoor Enthusiasts
Due to adventure dating sites, the combination of dating, traveling, or participating in other outdoor activities isn’t a dream anymore. Many platforms specialize in connecting people who have an active lifestyle and search for like-minded people. The majority of these platforms have mobile apps that make users interactive easier.
Why Is Adventure Dating an Exciting Experience?
Imagine a guy living at the heart of a large city who likes hiking, fishing, camping, or hunting. Let’s confess that the chances of meeting new people who also enjoy these outdoor activities are relatively low. More people in your surroundings like to spend their free time by going to movies or bars than those who prefer to explore the jungles of the Amazon.
For this very reason, many companies have created adventure dating sites to bring together people whose passion is outdoor activities, adventures, and traveling. These websites have defined a new format of dating for people who don’t like staying at home at weekends or on vacations.
The adventure dating is a form of dating when you find a person who has the same hobby as you do, and invite her/him on a date. Naturally, if you both are fans of surfing, for example, you would both prefer to go on surfing rather than meeting at a restaurant.
Another significant aspect of adventure is that you don’t have to communicate online. For doing some activity together, you have to plan your trip and meet in real life. You have a chance to talk with each other face to face, discuss your favorite activity, sports or hobby together. And finally, you’ll have lots of memories together and an unforgettable dating adventure.
What Opportunities Are Available for Adventure Dating Due to the Internet?
As mentioned, adventure dating sites have made life easier for those people who like traveling and doing outdoor activities but don’t have a companion. Usually, these platforms are called “dating” and aim to connect two people who have the same passions. However, users on these websites can also make friends and become travel companions. Hence, dating isn’t a mandatory criterion.
Due to adventure dating platforms, now thousands and millions of people don’t travel alone. For example, if you plan to visit Thailand, but none of your friends has an intention of joining you on your trip, you can create an account on an adventure dating site by inserting correct information about your hobbies and preferences. The website will immediately recommend you people who also want to travel to Thailand.
On the other hand, advanced adventure dating sites allow meeting new people who live in your destination country. For example, before traveling to Thailand, you can register on an adventure dating site, make friends and meet them whenever you travel to Thailand.
Most Popular Online Adventure Dating Platforms
Outdoor Dating
Outdoor Dating is a popular adventure dating site founded in The platform connects adventure enthusiasts worldwide, searching for travel companions, activity partners, or dates. The platform has special sections where various outdoor activities are presented, such as rafting, swimming, tennis, fishing, horseback riding, mountaineering, skydiving, etc. Registration on the website takes only a few minutes, and you’re already ready to make contact with the people who catch your attention.
Outdoor Duo
Outdoor Duo is a platform for active people who want to meet other outdoor enthusiasts and make friends or date. The website calls itself a “meeting place” for active people. If you wish to have an exciting dating adventure, create a profile by defining your hobbies, sports, or outdoor activities. Next, use the search tool to find people with the same interests and start a conversation.
MissTravel
Being loyal to its slogan – “Never Travel Alone,” MissTravel connects people who want to travel but don’t have a companion. On this advanced adventure, dating website users can create travel proposals by indicating their trip destination – country, city, and dates. You can also add details about the type of the trip – adventure, romance, luxury, and how you’re going to pay for it – the man pays, the woman, or you split the bills.
What’s the Principle of Adventure Dating Sites’ Functionality?
For making your dating adventure unforgettable, these outdoor dating platforms offer many different features that can help you to meet the right people to go on an adventure with. The majority of online dating platforms focus on the general information about the person like age, location, sex of potential matches, etc.
But since adventure dating sites focus on the hobbies and favorites activities of users, the matchmaking algorithm of these sites takes the interests of users as a core criterion. It means that while choosing a compatible partner, the system of the adventure dating website will, first of all, make sure that you both like swimming, fitness, basketball, traveling, camping, etc.
Advanced adventure dating platforms want to help users to find partners and matches and invite them to an activity easily. That’s why many websites use features of creating travel proposals or events and allow inviting people to join. For example, you can create an event of hiking, set the dates and locations. Interested people may write to you and express their wish to join. You can choose with whom to go or even invite several people; the more – the merrier.
Do Adventure Dating Platforms Have Apps?
Since adventure dating is for people who like active lifestyles, the availability of a mobile application is a must. They allow being connected all the time regardless of your location. Usually, mobile apps have push notifications that pop up on the screen immediately once you receive a message. Usually, viewing profiles and photos is more comfortable, and looking through match recommendations is easier.
Here are several popular adventure dating apps:
- With MeetMeOutside, your dating adventure will be unforgettable and unique. The application connects people according to their shared interests, sports, and outdoor activities. Users attach icons to their profiles that indicate what hobbies they have. The best way of starting communication with someone is always discussing your shared activities. It helps break the ice and avoid awkward moments during dates.
- TravelMeetDate is a mobile application for people who travel a lot for work or fun. You can use the services of this adventure dating app to find people who are also on the same flight with you. If you don’t want to spend your time alone, use the app to meet local people.
- Among adventure dating apps, Partake is one of the most popular ones. It has an “anti-Tinder” strategy of matching people. The application doesn’t concentrate on romantic dates or finding date partners. Here users can make friends or find a companion for going to a concert because your friend has canceled on you at the last minute.
Are Adventure Dating Sites Entirely Free?
Unfortunately, nowadays, it isn’t easy to find adventure dating sites that offer entirely free services. Usually, most platforms have both free and paid features. Registration on most platforms is free of any charge.
After creating an account successfully, users can use some of its features to “look around” the website. However, when they decide to use the advanced dating features, they discover that these functions are limited. The majority of websites and apps request users to upgrade their accounts by subscribing to a premium package. Prices vary from 10USD to 40USD monthly.
What Are the Main Criteria of the Right Adventure Dating Site?
If you have already decided to use the services of online adventure dating platforms for finding a travel companion or a partner for outdoor activities, you should start doing research. There are several criteria to consider.
- First of all, since most communications on adventure dating sites end up with a meeting in real life, security is highly essential. Usually, websites don’t check the criminal background of users, but they implement a range of security measures to prevent users and their personal information from spam.
- The best adventure dating site should have a mobile application. It’s mandatory because of the active lifestyle of users.
- The right adventure dating platform should have a large community of singles. Why? Because you don’t want to get registered and discover that it has only a few hundred and thousand members, half of which is inactive.
What Adventure Dating Tips Should Users Follow?
No matter on what platform you have met a person who you want to date, take precautionary and security measures. It’s always a good idea to inform your friends or family members where you go and with whom otherwise they won’t be able to help you.
Don’t hurry to go on a romantic date. Even if it’s an adventure dating, it’s always a good idea to start as friends, know each other better and then start dating.
Overall, adventure dating sites are perfect solutions for the people who like active lifestyle but cannot find like-minded people with whom they can share their experience and exciting dating adventure.
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Thread: Dating for Single Hikers
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Dating for Single Hikers
Note from a single guy who's been using "traditional" online dating sites to meet a lady hiker for far too longwithout success, in terms of actually meeting someone who "really hikes." :-) And, evidently "camping" means RVingnot really camping. :-)
Are there any resources out there that can help single hikers meet? Match dot com is worthless in terms of meeting people who really are into hiking/backpacking at the level I enjoy (intent to through hike the AT.) I am aware of Meetup, but unfortunately I work rotating shifts and am unable to participate in my local hiking group's outings because I never know my work schedule far enough in advance (they book up more than a month out.) Still, backpacking (and perhaps an AT through hike) is something I want to share with someone special and cannot imagine ever being with someone who doesn't have a passion for the trail.
I see all these couples that have relatively little in common, always fighting, and just can't imagine ever going down that road.
Just trying to come up with options or see how others couples met through their love of backpacking. I'm an early/mid 40s guy near St. Louis, looking to find someone who understands this whole active lifestyle/backpacking thing that so many of us here enjoy. There's so much to see, to learn, and to experience and it would better to experience it all with someone.
Thanks in advance for helpful replies. :-)
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Hmmmm. I met someone who is new to back packing and wants me to show her what I know. And I'm excited about that. On the other hand it might be unrealistic to expect a romantic partner to have the same love of hiking you do. There will always be one of you who likes it more it seems. A more important aspect of the relationship might be how well you respect and support each other's differences.
I think it's very easy to meet women who are into a fitness lifestyle. Maybe just be open to the relationship evolving on its own. It helps to have other friends to share your hobbies with.
For instance I also practice martial arts but I don't expect my girlfriend to share the same passion for it.
Good luck.
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I like the mountains and being outside. My next partner probably should as well. I'm all for mutual respect but if you were married for years and developed a love for hiking during that marriage that's one thing. If you love to hike and be in nature and are single, you're probably going to want to find someone with at least some love of that and not just an understanding and acceptance of it.
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Your question is about how to connect with women who backpack, but my answer will apply to backpacking or to most any other activity.
You wanna meet women who backpack? or women who bike? or women who sing? or women who walk tightropes? or women who volunteer in their community? or women who collect coins? or women who skydive? Instead of looking on a dating site, I think the best way to connect is to involve yourself in the activity you're interested in. You will naturally find others also involved in the activity. What this means for you is go for a walk. Take a hike. Get out on the trail. People frequently come on WB with concerns about hiking alone. They're always told not to worry about it. Once they get on the trail, there are plenty of others and friendships will naturally develop. My observation is that a person with purpose (a trail to hike, a song to learn, a tightrope to walk, ) attracts in a more positive way than a person who is waiting for the right companion before committing to a purpose. Whatever your passion is, just go do it. That passion will attract people who enjoy doing what you do.
On the other hand, I think most couples have areas of compatibility and shared interests as well as areas of conflict and disinterest. If you don't find a woman to share backpacking with, backpack anyway, and find a woman you can share other things with.
Just my opinions. I have no special knowledge or training. Take it for what it's worth.
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Have you considered volunteering on your local trail maintenance crew? In NY, there are always NY-NJ Trail Conference volunteer projects. Maybe things like that would be good.
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I probably shouldn't respond as it is really off subject to the OPs question. But, we use my hiking as our alone time. That is, this time of year the wife will look over at me and ask, with irritation, "is it hiking season yet?" My response, "almost."
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There are TONS of things for a single in STL to do with others in the outdoors. MeetUp is a great place to start. St. Louis Adventure Group has a weekly night hike on Thursdays and plenty of other activities. None require more than a week or so RSVP. Same with St. Louis Singles Adventure Group. Try joining as many outdoor groups on MeetUp as you can to give yourself a wider array of outdoor choices.Note from a single guy who's been using "traditional" online dating sites to meet a lady hiker for far too longwithout success, in terms of actually meeting someone who "really hikes." :-) And, evidently "camping" means RVingnot really camping. :-)
Are there any resources out there that can help single hikers meet? Match dot com is worthless in terms of meeting people who really are into hiking/backpacking at the level I enjoy (intent to through hike the AT.) I am aware of Meetup, but unfortunately I work rotating shifts and am unable to participate in my local hiking group's outings because I never know my work schedule far enough in advance (they book up more than a month out.) Still, backpacking (and perhaps an AT through hike) is something I want to share with someone special and cannot imagine ever being with someone who doesn't have a passion for the trail.
I see all these couples that have relatively little in common, always fighting, and just can't imagine ever going down that road.
Just trying to come up with options or see how others couples met through their love of backpacking. I'm an early/mid 40s guy near St. Louis, looking to find someone who understands this whole active lifestyle/backpacking thing that so many of us here enjoy. There's so much to see, to learn, and to experience and it would better to experience it all with someone.
Thanks in advance for helpful replies. :-)
, #8
I agree with the posts above about getting active in trail organizations and maintenance, as well as just getting out and doing the activity. That's where the rubber meets the road, so to speak, and it's an incredible community of good people.
And you know, of course, you'll meet the right person only when you aren't looking. (Says the guy who's been married 35 years.)
"Throw a loaf of bread and a pound of tea in an old sack and jump over the back fence." John Muir on expedition planning
, #9
Pursue what you love to find the one to love. You mentioned Meetup. Well make time for it if you want to make time for that person you will meet. Or do the thru hike and let the trail take it where you need to be in life and perhaps meet that person there. Don't put off the AT because you are waiting to find her first as you may need to find her on the AT or as a result of your journey.
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, #10
I have no suggestions, but I feel your pain.
, #11
+1 to Illabelle's post. Find someone you like. You'll never find the exact person who you like, who likes you, with the same love for hiking, and who hikes at the same pace. One partner always has to be willing to slow down to accommodate the other partner, and they aren't going to do that unless they like each other. Start with the like each other part.
Meetup is great for what it is. I've met a bunch of interesting people through meetup, but the same kind of rules apply. Competition, distance, relative attractiveness (not necessarily physical), schedules, incompatible age or gender. Highly recommend just to share the activity with humans, but don't count on meeting that special someone.
Be attractive, don't be unattractive.
, #12
Just a word about meetup supply and demand of spots on an outing definitely varies from group to group and place to place, but I have seen groups where people almost always get in off a waiting list, because there are always people who drop off a hike in the last day or two, due to some unforeseen circumstance or a better offer or whatever. You could keep a bag partially packed and monitor the drop-offs as you get nearer an event that, you find out, you can attend. Might not be the case where you are, but I thought I'd mention it.
Could not agree more with illabelle. Best advice so far, IMO. Just get out there, however you can. You'll meet some fine people, regardless of romantic potential.
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Note from a single guy who's been using "traditional" online dating sites to meet a lady hiker for far too longwithout success, in terms of actually meeting someone who "really hikes." :-) And, evidently "camping" means RVingnot really camping. :-)
Are there any resources out there that can help single hikers meet? Match dot com is worthless in terms of meeting people who really are into hiking/backpacking at the level I enjoy (intent to through hike the AT.) I am aware of Meetup, but unfortunately I work rotating shifts and am unable to participate in my local hiking group's outings because I never know my work schedule far enough in advance (they book up more than a month out.) Still, backpacking (and perhaps an AT through hike) is something I want to share with someone special and cannot imagine ever being with someone who doesn't have a passion for the trail.
I see all these couples that have relatively little in common, always fighting, and just can't imagine ever going down that road.
Just trying to come up with options or see how others couples met through their love of backpacking. I'm an early/mid 40s guy near St. Louis, looking to find someone who understands this whole active lifestyle/backpacking thing that so many of us here enjoy. There's so much to see, to learn, and to experience and it would better to experience it all with someone.
Thanks in advance for helpful replies. :-)
Here's the best advice:
Stay single. You are the envy of many men currently in dead end relationships. All women start off sweet and cute and before you know it, you wake up next to complete opposite. Take a few deep breaths and this desire to find a mate will soon disappear. Being single isnt sad; its liberating; the solitude, the peace, the tranquility Vs a lifetime of nagging, whinning and bitching!))
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See if you can get a job at Mountain Crossings at Neel Gap. You'll get to see a few thousand(?) female hikers every season.
Seriously, I agree % with Ilabelle's post. Go out and do what you're passionate about, join hiking groups, trail maintainence groups, trail magic groups etc. One caution though. Go to the women's forum and read the thread about "How to spot a Creeper" or some heading like that and don't be that guy they describe.
, #18
Being single can be awesome, but having the type of attitude that's apparent in the rest of your post will probably create a self-fulfilling prophecy.Here's the best advice:
Stay single. You are the envy of many men currently in dead end relationships. All women start off sweet and cute and before you know it, you wake up next to complete opposite. Take a few deep breaths and this desire to find a mate will soon disappear. Being single isnt sad; its liberating; the solitude, the peace, the tranquility Vs a lifetime of nagging, whinning and bitching!))
Anyways, you may find a girl that loves hiking but only does day trips, or only wants to go to popular summits, or wants to bring lbs of gear, or hikes really slow, or hikes really fast, or is always on her phone in the woods, or who hates that you are always on your phone in the woods, or who is hyper-focused on her blog, or who takes a million selfies etc. Going into a relationship saying I want ____ may not be the best choice. Live your life, if you meet someone you love and start a relationship, there's a good chance you can get them to go hiking with you and compromise on what the trips entail. My guess is most guys who troll Meetup groups or get out on the trail with intentions of picking someone up are rarely successful. Also, many girls won't want to immediately go from being strangers to being alone in the back-country together, so you may want to have more in common than just walking with a backpack.
Backpacking isn't rocket science, if you meet someone who can walk the chances are you can get them up to speed in no time, if they're willing. There are plenty of couples on the AT where one partner was brand new at the start.
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Seems to be that every year on the AT romance blooms. Heck, it even ruined a chance at the first calendar triple crown for a female.
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Ah ha! That explains my mother's lack of success! She usually describes her favorite hikes and camp spots and the gents she is on dates with suddenly get all, "Oh, yeah, well, um, I like the *idea* of camping"Note from a single guy who's been using "traditional" online dating sites to meet a lady hiker for far too longwithout success, in terms of actually meeting someone who "really hikes." :-) And, evidently "camping" means RVingnot really camping. :-)
They think her professed love of camping is RVing. That makes so much more sense.
My Facebook mentions that I like to "camp in the remote wilds of the world". I suppose that is enough elaboration to say, "Not an RVer."
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If you’ve ever opened a dating app, you’re probably all too familiar with certain bios. The ones that appear with slight variations over and over again: “looking for the Pam to my Jim,” “ENFJ,” “6'3" if it matters,” “looking for love in the time of corona,” “Ravenclaw,” “Pisces. No fire signs,” and whatever else.
But the worst, most terrible profiles I’ve found? Anything that mentions hiking. And unfortunately for me, they exist everywhere. See: photos on mountains, bios about hiking, messages asking me if I like hiking. The answer: NO.
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Listen, I moved to New York for a reason—and part of that reason is that I am not an outdoorsy person. I grew up in a rural area where people were all about hunting and fishing and camping and all sorts of outside activities.
If I wanted to do those things, I would have stayed there! Or maybe moved to somewhere like Colorado or Montana! Instead, I moved to the biggest city in the country because I wanted to go to museums and concerts and restaurants and movies.
But now that coronavirus has made movie theaters and concerts a far-off dream, lots of people are opting for outdoor dates—and TBH, that’s fine. (As long as they’re wearing masks, ofc. Seriously, it’s important and it works.)
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But this hiking obsession predates the coronavirus pandemic. It’s been A Thing as long as I’ve been using dating apps, which is…umm…pretty much my entire adult life. (Excuse me for a minute while I have an existential crisis.)
FWIW, hiking is a perfectly fine hobby, I guess. But that’s when you’re doing it by yourself or with friends. Not when you’re deciding if you’re interested in boning the other person you’re meeting for the first time. I mean, think about it:
- You’re sweaty and maybe smelly???
- You’ll probably get a sunburn.
- You have to wear practical clothes, which are probably not the clothes you feel cutest in.
- You can’t look at your date face-to-face. In fact, you’re probably getting well acquainted with the back of their head.
- You probably feel dirty, sweaty, and hot (in an ugh-where-can-I-find-air-conditioning way, not a sexy way)…which doesn’t make me want to kiss anyone.
If you say I’m not giving hiking a fair shot, well, I’m speaking from experience: I once went on a hiking date. It’s true. This was several years ago, and I’d had two pretty decent happy-hour dates with a man I’d matched with on Tinder. For our third date, he suggested I join him and his friends on a hike. I warned him that I didn’t hike regularly and would just be wearing sneakers, and he said that was fine, that it was basically a leisurely, casual walk uphill.
Spoiler: It was not leisurely. Somehow, instead of taking the easiest trail, the group ended up on the hardest. Part of the hike was so steep that it was basically rock climbing. (Okay, maybe not that steep, but our hands had to touch the ground!!!) I finished the hike, but I was slower than the rest of the group, and my date was obviously annoyed about that. Once we drove back to the city, he dropped me off by a subway stop—not even in my neighborhood—and stopped responding to my texts. Yes, I was ghosted because of my lack of hiking enthusiasm.
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Last week, I hit days of social distancing. Apart from getting groceries, going on solo walks, or participating in a protest or rally, I’ve been keeping to my apartment, seeing no one in person but my roommates. I’ve had a handful of phone or FaceTime dates with people I’ve matched with on Tinder. But I haven’t met up with anyone in person yet.
Now, with New York starting its slow, phased reopening, I’m beginning to make plans to see friends IRL again (outdoors, from at least six feet apart). If that goes well, I might ask one of my phone dates to meet up too. For a picnic. Or a walk in the park. I might even suggest going to the beach, which is reopening for swimming soon.
Just please, please, don’t ask me to go hiking.
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