Upcoming Trips for Outlandish!

Please note: Outlandish! is an outdoor wellness program, not a youth therapy service.

Photo by Max Sovine

Adventure and Service Day at Rodeo Beach

When: Saturday, September 27th

  • Time: Participants meet at TBD at the corner of Havelock and San Jose Ave at Balboa Park, SF.

  • Ages: 13-18

  • Where: Rodeo Beach, Marin Headlands

  • Difficulty: Easy to moderate

  • What to bring:

    • Clothing appropriate for the weather (fog or shine)

    • Sunblock

    • Water

    • Packed lunch (we will provide some extra snacks)

    • Sturdy footwear (no flip flops)

    • Work gloves (if you have them)

What to expect

  • We will be joining our friends at the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy for a special day at Rodeo Beach. We will be participating in games, ecological lessons, and giving back by doing some habitat restoration.

  • Questions? Reach out to Max at msovine@queerlifespace.org

South Bay Adventure with LGBTQ Youth Space

When: Saturday, October 4th

  • Time: Participants meet at TBD at the corner of Havelock and San Jose Ave at Balboa Park, SF.

  • Ages: 13-18

  • Where: South Bay, location TBD

  • Difficulty: Easy to moderate

  • What to bring:

    • Clothing appropriate for the weather (fog or shine)

    • Sunblock

    • Water

    • Packed lunch (we will provide some extra snacks)

    • Sturdy footwear (no flip flops)

  • What to expect

    • We will be reuniting with our counterparts from LGBTQ Youth Space for another adventure! Details forthcoming.

    • Questions? Reach out to Max at msovine@queerlifespace.org

Outlandish! runs primarily on donations. Please consider supporting our program by making a tax-deductible donation here. Thank you!

Are you with a school LGBTQ+ group? Are you part of an LGBTQ+ youth organization? We can lead private Outlandish! trips with your group. For more information, please contact the email provided.

Questions or interested in any of these trips? Feel free to reach out to Max at msovine@queerlifespace.org

photo by Max Sovine