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Taking Care of Your Mind, Body, and Soul, One Outdoor Adventure at a Time.

UNCHARTED NATURE

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We create and curate events in the outdoors to complement and enrich your sobriety journey one outdoor adventure at a time. Join an event today and discover how Sober Outdoors is another tool in your recovery toolbox.
At Sober Outdoors, we take a thoughtful, intentional approach to crafting experiences that honor both the healing power of nature and the evolving journey of recovery. Each event is handcrafted and carefully curated to create meaningful connection, personal growth, and authentic community in wild places.
Our practice is rooted in purpose. We design gatherings that are future focused, inclusive, and grounded in respect for the land and for one another. From backcountry adventures to local meetups, every experience is built to inspire resilience, foster belonging, and remind people that recovery can be expansive, adventurous, and deeply fulfilling.

Sober Outdoors is a community based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting sober and sober-curious individuals with the healing powers of nature, the backcountry, and all things outdoors.

Sober Outdoors is not just hosting events.

We are cultivating spaces where transformation happens naturally.

JOIN THE JOURNEY

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What is Our

Mission Statement?

We’re a community-driven nonprofit redefinining recovery through the healing power of nature & the backcountry.

“Our mission is to replace stigma with science, isolation with connection, and shame with possibility while focusing on the path ahead rather than the past.”

How do we measure our success?