The 
Meany Main Page has the information and registration links for all activities
listed below. Simply go to the main page and click on the appropriate link in the
"Breaking News" section. Or simply follow the links below
Please use the following for age breaks in signing up for any Meany event.
It takes a LOT of work to maintain Meany. The Summer mid-week work parties have started.
Even if you can only come up for a couple of hours, you will be surprised at what you can accomplish.
The dates are posted on the
Calendar but here they are anyway
| Midweek | Weekend | |
| July 27th - 29th | August13th - 15th: 3rd floor Upgrade | |
| August 17th - 19th | September 25th - 26th | |
| October 12th - 14th | October 9th - 10th | |
| October 23rd - 24th | ||
| November 6th - 7th |
Ray
Nelson, for weekend workparty, please contact
Chuck Welter
Come join us at Meany Lodge for an adventure filled weekend of hiking, great food and family fun! Meany Lodge will be adventure central for exciting outdoor activities for all ages. Hikes are organized for both Saturday and Sunday in the Stampede and Snoqualmie Pass areas. Choose from hikes suitable for children as young as 2, or other hikes that are considered strenuous. Swim in a mountain lake or take a berry hike through acres of salmon berries, huckleberries, and wild strawberries.
After the day of hiking, return to the lodge to clean up and relax with friends. Everybody will enjoy afternoon and evening activities, as well as a scrumptious family dinner and dessert. Sunday morning starts early with a hearty breakfast. After making your own sack lunch (everything will be provided), we head off for another day of adventure.
It's your choice of accommodations. Sleep in the lodge or pitch a tent under the stars. There is ample space to pitch a tent close to the lodge, or you can find your own secluded spot on the property. The lodge facilities are available all night, including men's and women's restrooms and showers. The lodge sleeps 90 in three hostel-style dorms for women, men, and families. There is limited self-contained motor home parking at Meany.
The cost for the weekend is $40.00 for adults (age 14+), $20.00 for children (age 6-13), and the little ones 5 and under are free. Fees cover organized hikes, activities, overnight accommodations, afternoon snacks, a scrumptious dinner (including a delicious vegetarian entree), hearty breakfast, and a sack lunch for Sunday's hikes.
Sign up is through Brown Paper Tickets. call 1-800-838-3006, or click on
Event.
After you have registered, contact Brian Thompson and Jennifer Dineen at 425-228-6412 or
email them
for more information and what to bring with you. Complete up to date details are available via the
hiking weekend link or will
be sent via email to those who sign-up.
Come watch the Perseid Meteor Shower at The Mountaineers Meany Lodge up on Stampede Pass. The Perseids is one of the best meteor showers to observe, producing up to 60 meteors per hour at their peak. The shower's peak will likely occur on August 13th - 14th, but some meteors are visible any time from July 23rd - August 22nd. The radiant point for this shower will be in the constellation Perseus. Look to the northeast after midnight.
The Mountaineers' Meany Lodge has plenty of dark sky which will make the viewing more spectacular.
And Meany's ski hill offers a great place to set up lawn chairs and spread out blankets for watching
the show. The site opens at 7 pm, and we'll have guided tours of the stars with local astronomers
starting at 9 pm. This is a free event and all are welcome. If you don't feel like driving home
afterwards, click
registration
to stay at the lodge for $25 per person, including breakfast the next day.
All Old timers, New comers, and Current Regulars are invited to come and get excited for the upcoming winter sports season as well as have fun telling and listening to stories about the old.
There will be announcements about the Fall work party from Ray Nelson or Chuck Welter the Meany Lodge Chair. Patti Polinsky will be on hand to fill us in on what's up for the Winter Sports School this year.
For the Potluck; You may bring what you wish to share but a good guide is:
Long time Meanyites, Jim & Margaret Noyes have again offered to host our annual in town gathering. The address is:
Driving
for directions. Please RSVP directly to the Noyes' at 425-482-9848
This event is limited to participants who have signed up for the Mountaineers PCT hike series hikes on September 11th - 12th, and 25th - 26th, 2010. As part of the Foothills Branch Mountaineers PCT Hike Series the hikes being offered for the weekends of September 11th - 12th, and 25th - 26th include an optional overnight stay at Meany Lodge. Arrive in the evening after your Saturday hike for a delicious dinner with the group. Sleep in the lodge (bring your sleeping bag) or pitch a tent on the campus and enjoy the indoor amenities including hot showers - bring your towels. There will be an optional program of some sort as well in the evening, in addition to socializing with our Meany Lodge hosts. No need to drive back to the mountains on Sunday morning. Just get up and enjoy a hearty breakfast and pack your lunch for the days hike. The makings are all supplied.
The $20 (+ service fee) includes a hot dinner, Saturday night lodging, hot breakfast and we will be sent packing
with our day's lunch.
For additional details Please click on
PCT Hike Series
or contact
Monty Pratt. To register please click on
Hike Registration
Through out the year Meany offers MOFA. You will attend a one day session at the club house a week or so before coming to Meany for a weekend. The advantages are:
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I know you are all wonder what is going through our webmasters head, it August and he is pushing
an event in October !!!!. Well this is just to wet your appetite (pun intended).
Knowing how rainy and damp the Pacific Northwest Autumns are; what better place to find all kinds of
fungi. What with all the bewildering types out there, wouldn't it be nice to have a guide to tell you
"Nope - pretty, but can't eat it" or "WOW - Chantrelles"; then, this is the weekend you should
come to Meany. This event sells out rather quickly, so to give all of you an advantage, I will have
Registration open when I send out the September Meany go_guide. To see what all the excitement is
about go to the
mushroom webpage
Excluding the winter season, Meany is available for group rentals. If your group wants the quietness of a Forest setting and still have simple amenities (ie showers), then Meany is the place. In fact we have groups that have standing yearly reservations:
chair@meanylodge.org
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